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Gender & Leadership
Author's name (2013), Book title. Place of publication: Publisher.
Francina Alert Sanjulian- Andrada Gabor- Thays El Mokaddem
index
Introduction
Why we don't see more women in leadership roles
Differences between male & female leadership
The benefits of having more women in leadership positions
Conclusion
introduction
"I do not wish women to have power over men, but over themselves"
Mary Wollstonecraft
Woman in leadership roles, by industry (%)
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WOMEN IN U.S. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OVER TIME
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Why we don't see more women in leadership roles?
Main reasons
WORK-LIFE BALANCE
LACK OF ROLE MODELS
GENDER BIAS
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Main reasons
LIMITED ACCES TO NETWORKS & OPPORTUNITIES
STEREOTYPES & EXPECTATIONS
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differences between male & female leadership
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Female Leadership
Male Leadership
- More collaborative - Relationship-oriented. - Inclusive - Democratic.
- More task-oriented - Focused on quick decision-making - Emphasize setting goals and achieving results
examples of differences
Communication
Conflict management
Empathy
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the benefits of having more women in leadership positons
Recognizing and Valuing differences
Inclusivity & Cultural Sensitivity
Problem-Solving & Innovation
Adaptability to Change
Risk Management
The impact of female leadership
- Important customer demographic - Can help to address blind spots (perspectives) - Can help to improve decision-making - Can help to create more inclusive policies and practices (women and underrepresented groups).
Exemple of Women in Leadeship
Malala Yousafzai - A leader doesn't have to be a CEO
Empowering Others Bridge Builder Advocacy for Girls' Education
Conclusion
Recognize and value differences
“Different” doesn’t necessarily mean bad or worse
References
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“Global Gender Gap Report 2022.” World Economic Forum, www.weforum.org/publications/global-gender-gap-report-2022/in-full/2-4-gender-gaps-in-leadership-by-industry-and-cohort/.
Semeshkina, Mila Smart. “Council Post: Five Reasons Why We Don’t See More Women in Leadership Roles.” Forbes, Forbes Magazine, 12 Sept. 2023, www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbusinesscouncil/2023/03/13/five-reasons-why-we-dont-see-more-women-in-leadership-roles/
LearNow. “Here’s Why the World Needs More Women in Leadership Roles.” LinkedIn, 19 Apr. 2023, www.linkedin.com/pulse/heres-why-world-needs-more-women-leadership-roles-learnow
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Alfaro, Ricardo. “Are There Differences between Female and Male Leadership?” Managers LAB, 7 Mar. 2023, managerslab.com/en/are-there-differences-between-female-and-male-leadership/
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Risk Management
Benefit: A diverse approach to risk management helps companies navigate uncertain environments while pursuing growth opportunities.
"I would say to any woman: Get out there as early as possible. The greatest thing you can do for yourself is to get out of your comfort zone." -Mary Barra
Gender Bias
- One of the biggest barriers for women
Research has shown that men are often seen as more competent and capable of leadership than women, even when they have the same qualifications.
Adaptability to Change
Benefit: The company's leadership diversity ensures adaptability in response to changing market dynamics and technological advancements.
"I think it has to do with tradition. I think there are certain jobs where men have been traditionally in charge, and there's a certain skepticism when women enter these fields." - Angela Merkel
Work-Life Balance
- difficult to pursue leadership roles
For example, women may be more likely to take on caregiving responsibilities for children or elderly relatives, which can impact their ability to devote time and energy to their careers.
Limited Access to Networks & Opportunities
- Women have less access to networks & opportunities
- Slow their careers
Women must find their own paths and address these difficulties. It is equally important for organizations to take steps to address these barriers and create a more inclusive and diverse leadership landscape.
Inclusivity & Cultural Sensitivity
Benefit: Companies can navigate diverse markets more effectively and build stronger relationships with customers, partners, and employees.
"There is a double standard, obviously. We have all either experienced it or at the very least seen it. And there is a deep set of cultural and societal challenges." - Hillary Clinton
Lack of Role Models
When women see few other women in leadership positions, it can be harder for them to believe that they too can.
Stereotypes & Expectations
- Many stereotypes & expectations about a leader's look and behavior
- Do not align with the traditional roles placed on women
As a result, women may feel that they do not fit the mold of a leader and thus may not feel confident in pursuing leadership roles.
Problem-Solving & Innnovation
Benefit: Diverse problem-solving approaches can drive innovation and help companies stay ahead in rapidly evolving industries.
"One of the things that I would tell young women is to just understand the kind of commitment and sacrifices that are necessary to move into leadership roles." - Marillyn Hewson
Malala's leadership is characterized by her efforts to empower others, particularly young people, to become advocates for positive change in their communities
Malala's leadership extends beyond her personal experiences, aiming to build bridges between cultures and communities
Her commitment to education as a fundamental right has inspired a global movement, emphasizing the transformative power of education for girls and women