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WDI reflections: The future of work trends 2022

WDI are impressed with the quality of research and insights that Korn Ferry consistently provide in their reports.  Of the practical actions they suggest to support individuals and organisations in actioning their findings.  Their Report, Future of Work Trends in 2022; The new era of humanity, is no exception.

Some of the findings from which are summarised in this article The 7 Areas Dominating Future of Work Trends in 2022.

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Women in Tech: Retention by design

Our latest WDI Gender Insights Report ‘Women in Tech: Retention by Design’ shares our insights on why women are leaving tech roles at high rate, and how organisations can address this crisis.

To download and read the full report click here.

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Celebrating and retaining brilliant women

Amplifying the voices of the amazing women we work with

This International Women’s Day we want to celebrate the global communities of women we have been privileged to lead, join and be part of over the last year.

In particular, we wish to call-out the amazing women we have got to know through our Leadership for Gender Equity programmes.  Your passion and courage fuels our purpose at WDI.

We’ve heard stories of how women tenaciously navigated obstacles and opportunities to enable their authentic ‘superpowers’ to manifest through qualities such as commitment, compassion, creativity, and collaboration.  From these stories, we’ve learnt much about what’s driving and motivating women leaders and what’s needed to create a gender equal workplace.

We have collated three key themes from our Leadership for Gender Equity community that includes women leaders from tech to research, regulatory to healthcare, diplomacy to finance, across 15 countries. This International Women’s Day, we want to amplify the voices of the amazing women we’ve worked with.

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XpertHR Podcast; Improving Gender Diversity – a case study

Tricia Halpin, Chief People Officer, Masthaven Bank, was recently interviewed by XpertHR about improving gender diversity.  We are so proud to have partnered with Masthaven in implementing the WDI Consulting Women in Leadership programme at two levels of seniority in the bank.  Working with Masthaven as one of our pioneer clients for the programme has been a privilege, and we are incredibly inspired and proud of the results Masthaven have achieved in improving the bank’s gender diversity at senior leadership level.

You can find the 30-minute podcast here, and in this short article we have summarised some of the key points.

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Perfect partnerships

Seeing the positive impact of our work with clients is one of our key drivers.  At WDI Consulting Limited, we pride ourselves on partnerships, combining our knowledge and expertise with our clients and creating extraordinary results.

We recently partnered with Elsevier delivering WDI’s Women’s Leadership Programme as a core component to Elsevier’s Developing Female Talent Programme 2020, which reached women in 11 countries.  Elsevier continue to prioritise gender balance and inclusion as a strategic imperative.  Awards recognising their leadership in this area include Best CEOs for Diversity 2021, Best Company for Diversity 2020, and Best Company for Women 2020.

The impact of the 2020 programme has been significant and we are delighted to be partnering again with Elsevier in 2021 for their Developing Talent For Gender Equity Programme.

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Gender intelligent leadership matters

‘As the impact of the Covid–19 pandemic continues to be felt, closing the global gender gap has increased by a generation from 99.5 to 135.6 years.’ (World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report 2021)

Why?  The pandemic has impacted women leaders significantly because of an amplified carer tax, that has created a regression in the progress to gender balance.

The ‘broken rung’ of the talent pipeline into executive roles is significant and especially alarming when you take an intersectional perspective.  The significant under-representation of women of colour in senior leadership roles is only one such example.

Yet the business case for diverse talent and inclusive cultures has never been stronger, both economically and morally, so how do we overcome the barriers to change?

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