A Woman’s Place is in the BoardroomBridging the gap
A Woman’s Place is in the Boardroom: Bridging the gap
Thomson, Peninah; Graham, Jacey; Lloyd, Tom
2015-10-05 00:00:00
[Most of the time being joint authors poses no problems. We are friends, and we both believe passionately that major companies need more women on their boards. We have the same outlook on most matters connected with the subject and, although we argue and debate with each other, we usually end up seeing things in much the same way, certainly as far as this book is concerned. In other words, most of the time, the first person plural suits us just fine.]
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A Woman’s Place is in the BoardroomBridging the gap
[Most of the time being joint authors poses no problems. We are friends, and we both believe passionately that major companies need more women on their boards. We have the same outlook on most matters connected with the subject and, although we argue and debate with each other, we usually end up seeing things in much the same way, certainly as far as this book is concerned. In other words, most of the time, the first person plural suits us just fine.]
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