IN THE SEAT OF POWER — Black Executives Reveal What It Takes to Secure a Seat on Corporate Boards
During the 2022 BLACK ENTERPRISE Women of Power Summit in Las Vegas, March 24-26, two Black executives open up and answer hard questions about what...
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Nasdaq’s New Rule Could Elevate Black Corporate Board Representation
Nasdaq's new board-diversity and diversity rule could help increase representation on U.S. corporate boards for Black Americans. The securities exchange operator just gained approval from...
New Alliance Aims To Boost Black Representation on Corporate Boards
Major firms pledge to boost the number of diverse representatives on their boards and disclose their board demographics as well as the race and ethnicity...
Former BET Chairman Debra Lee: Keep Pressure on Corporations To Expand Black Board Representation
Over the past two decades, Lee has become a much sought after board recruit due, in part, to her incomparable management experience and impeccable judgment....
$1.8 Billion Deal: BB&T Announces Plans to Buy National Penn
BB&T, a bank included on Black Enterprise's 2014 black corporate director's registry, will expand its presence in the mid-Atlantic region....
Corporate Board Diversity: How One Country is Making the Female Presence Mandatory
Germany is the latest European country to set a law that requires a set percent of females to be on corporate boards....
Day 3: How to Get a Seat on a Corporate Board
At Black Enterprise’s Women of Power Summit, panelists talk corporate board diversity and the path to landing a spot on one....
10 Board Trends for Directors in 2015
Women Corporate Directors shares top 10 growing board trends for this year from their research....
We Must Put An End To “Male, Pale, and Stale” on Corporate Boards
An overwhelming number of boards of publicly traded companies still lock African Americans out of the boardroom. This has to change. Here's why....
Blacks Losing Ground on Corporate Boards
The number of blacks serving on the boards of the nation’s 100 largest publicly traded corporations dropped steeply between 2004 and 2010....