This week’s newsletter (the last before the Forum JUMP on the 29 of April!) revisits the widely debated theme of work/life balance. I find it staggering that so many women are having to give up ...

Governments in Europe have been banging on, for what seems like years now, onthe need to work longer. It’s a fact that the retirement age will rise and that pensions will dwindle for younger generations. ...

Firstly, I am delighted to announce that we had a great turn out for the debate that we organised together with AtSeven to celebrate the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day – over 250 people ...

I was shocked recently when I saw an advertisement, to promote Women’s Week in the Commune of Ixelles (Brussels), which used the stereotypical images of an iron, a hairdryer, a duster, shopping bags and shoes. ...

I take real pleasure in announcing that this week’s newsletter contains two lead articles that are written by men in support of gender diversity in the workplace. With renewed interest in pushing gender diversity ...

It seems the article in the Economist featured in my last editorial has created quite a storm. Some women feel that the celebrations and claims of We did it! are way too premature. As ...

In the next few months women will cross the 50% threshold and become the majority of the American workforce, according to the Economist’s article We did it!. In the European Union women have filled ...

Avant le XX ième siècle les femmes n’avaient aucun droit car considérées comme des êtres inférieurs ne pouvant décider pour elles-mêmes. C’est surtout vrai pour les femmes mariées. Par exemple ce n’est qu’en 1942 en ...

  The science and technology sector is vital in our knowledge economy, producing a revenue of more than 963.5 billion euros in Europe. That’s why it is essential that the sector continues to attract ...