Relive: Breaking The Boss Bias
Thursday 7 November 2024, 6pm - 7.15pm
Online & Allan Scott Auditorium, Hawke Building,
UniSA City West Campus, 55 North Terrace Adelaide
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07 November 2024
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Jane Caro is unable to join us, but I am thrilled to announce that Julia Lester will facilitate the in-conversation with Catherine Fox.
Despite the surge of women into university, jobs and sitting in federal parliament, why are men still overwhelmingly running the show?
In her book, Breaking The Boss Bias: How To Get More Women Into Leadership, author and advisor, Catherine Fox AM sounds the alarm. She argues that toxic sexism woven through processes, beliefs, management, education and leadership norms is keeping privileged men in power, making decisions for us all. In conversation with Julia Lester, Catherine outlines a new way to lead and unlock the talent currently being wasted due to the 'boss bias'.
Fewer women are running governments, and the small proportion who make it as CEO has barely budged. The major culprit is right under our noses. Entrenched gender bias about who should be the boss means leadership is mainly seen as a masculine endeavour. And no matter how well qualified and experienced, women continue to be underestimated and face an obstacle course of sexism to get to the decision-making table.
Purchase a copy of Catherine's book, Breaking The Boss Bias, from Imprints Booksellers in-store or in the Auditorium foyer on the night of the event.
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