Your Diversity & Inclusion Strategy

Your D&I strategy in 2020

To help kickstart your 2020 D&I strategy we’ve collated our top articles from 2019. Moving through 2020 our collective whakapapa to drive...

Fast 4 Questions: Miranda Burdon

Miranda Burdon has been the CEO of Global Women for the last three years. She...

Do we need a diversity and inclusion strategy?

To successfully achieve diversity in leadership at your organisation, you need...

FACTSHEET: Your Diversity and Inclusion Strategy

To successfully achieve diversity in leadership at your organisation, you need...

The 5 step diversity and inclusion strategy

Your Diversity and Inclusion Strategy should outline your vision and tell you which areas need priority attention. It should also explain why and how...

FACTSHEET: The Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion

Building a diverse and inclusive workplace isn’t just a...

How inclusive do New Zealand workplaces feel?

Global Women Inclusive Workplace Cultures Report 2018 Inclusive cultures good...

Fast Four Questions: Sonia Breeze, Partner – Consulting | Deloitte New Zealand

Global Women recently collaborated with major partner Deloitte on our Inclusive...

When the odds are stacked against you

Most men find it hard to believe, but the evidence is overwhelming. Both men and women consistently judge traditionally masculine traits positively...

Champions for Change publishes 2018 progress report

It is with tremendous pleasure that we open year three of the Champions for...

How inclusive is your workplace?

Global Women is conducting some research about inclusive cultures in New...

The commercial incentive of diversity

When Kate McKenzie started as Chorus chief executive one year ago, she also...

Why it’s essential to share the case for diversity

It’s 2018 and women are still swimming against the tide of deeply ingrained, yet hard to detect, biases. New Zealand’s top 50 public listed...

Reimagining Diversity at Genesis

Three out of eight of Genesis Energy’s executive leadership team are women...

What the future of work really means for you

He’s on a zero-hour contract, his job is about to be taken over by a robot,...

Top business leaders pledge to fast-track workplace gender diversity at 1 Day for Change symposium

On Suffrage Day, September 19, at the 1 Day for Change symposium organised by...

Time to act, says gender diversity Roundtable

As part of our commitment to encouraging, inspiring and driving increased diversity and inclusion in New Zealand’s workplaces, the first in a...

Leading-edge diversity and ethnicity reporting tool launched by New Zealand business Champions

Forty-four of New Zealand’s leading private and publicly-listed companies...

But Why? Taking another look at the importance of cultural diversity in business

On the morning of 4 April, Global Women partners got together at Auckland War...

Champions for Change launch Diversity Reporting initiative

The first report using this framework—on data for the 2017-2018 year—will...

Fast Four Questions: Simon O’Connor, EY

A major sponsor of the YWCA Equal Pay Awards, Global Women investment partner EY is committed to creating a truly diverse and inclusive work...

Fast Four Questions: David Hisco, ANZ

Global Women partner ANZ recently won the Supreme Award at the YWCA Equal Pay...

Lawyer Emily Morrow on her formative years

“My early memories were of my mother telling me two things: One, you can do...

The Rise of the Rainbow Flag in Corporate New Zealand: Three things we learned

Global Women hosts quarterly diversity and inclusion (D&I) MeetUps as an...

Fletcher Building proud to fly the rainbow flag

Fletcher Building received its Rainbow Tick certification last December, the first New Zealand construction and building materials company to be...

Diversity of thought – the missing puzzle piece

‘Which Two Heads Are Better Than One? How diverse teams create breakthrough...

Leaders’ diversity pledge a ‘foot on the accelerator’

The Champions for Change summit has produced an action-oriented plan to...

EY ramps up momentum with a D&I council

To create an engaged and therefore productive workforce, employees need be able...

Diane Foreman on growing your business – PwC Herald Talk

Global Women member and accomplished entrepreneur Diane Foreman won’t hire anyone for an offshore role without interviewing their partner first,...

Increasing your Visibility: Lindsay Render’s journey

The Breakthrough Leaders programme launched a new concept this year entitled...

Launch of the Superdiversity Stocktake

The Superdiversity Stocktake was launched last night by prominent lawyer and...

Little School founder Maria Johnson: leader profile

Teachers who turn to entrepreneurship bring to the table a mix of curiosity,...

Mihi Forbes, Monique Faleafa and Bo Li: panel on cultural intelligence

How culturally intelligent are we? On Tuesday Global Women hosted a powerful panel to provide insights into how you can further develop your cultural...

What Gets Measured Gets Done

This week Philippa Reed from Auckland Council joins us as a guest blogger....

New Zealand used to be about equal opportunities. Not anymore – Shamubeel Eaqub

Principal economist for the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research,...

New research into Maori grads may be key to Maori recruitment

When the Matariki stars appear around the shortest day of the year, Maori...

How can we create a diverse and inclusive workforce for our new graduates?

This week Global Women hosted the National Centre for Lifecourse Researchteam at our Auckland diversity and inclusion (D&I) MeetUp event, to...

New Zealand Stories

Last week we launched our re-designed website, featuring an online Toolkit...

Choosing a place to start

Today, on the eve of the election, marks 121 years of women’s suffrage, when...