Opportunities for Advancement: Gender Bias in the Workplace
Despite advances for women in the workplace, the World Economic Forum estimates that closing the gender gap will take another 135 years -- meaning that there is still a great deal of progress to be made toward overcoming systemic barriers that limit the ability of women to be successful in the workplace. This panel will discuss what gender bias is, how it impacts women in the workplace, and how leaders can implement changes to their company culture that will help minimize the obstacles to equal opportunity for any individual. Panelists will not only share insights drawn from their careers about addressing gender bias, but will also share their thoughts about how addressing gender bias can improve performance and other important outcomes at work.
Panelists
Christine Mathews
AT&T
Asim Samiuddin
MSD Capital
Rachel Tobin
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Moderator:
Joel Andrus
Assistant Professor, Department of Management
Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. College of Business