European Business Schools/Women on Board Initiative announces (GRBW) Searchable Data Base

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European Business Schools/Women on Board Initiative announces (GRBW) Searchable Data Base

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

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The European Business Schools/Women on Board initiative, of which The International Alliance for Women (TIAW) is a founding partner, has today announced at press conferences and via press releases around the world the formal establishment ofthe Global Board Ready Women (GBRW) searchable database to respond to global corporate governance needs for more gender diversity on publicly quoted company boards in Europe. READ MORE

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