Men and women are great leaders at different ages

There is still a lingering (yet false) assumption among some that men make better leaders

Karren Brady: Staff must know what their organisation stands for

The ‘first lady of football’ shared her personal story of transforming culture in the male-dominated world of football and her “ingredients” for a successful business

Case study: Shrinking the gender pay gap at Zurich through 'FlexWork'

Zurich analysed every stage of its recruitment process and launched a scheme to advertise every role as flexible or part time

Exec pay falls by 13% but gulf between top and bottom of firms remains "unacceptably wide"

Executive salaries remain far higher than those of the average worker despite a slight decrease over the past year, according to research from the CIPD and the High Pay Centre

The case for lowering leaders' confidence

The solution to our leadership issues is to reduce leaders' sense of self-assurance (unless they are female)

Hilton HRD: 24/7 industries can be good for women

Promoting female success stories and personalising learning can help ?improve the gender balance in hospitality

Hedge funds and private equity firms failing to recruit female partners

Research shows no progress on gender diversity at senior levels

Will linking exec bonuses to diversity at Uber actually work?

Uber’s bold move to link executive bonuses to diversity metrics has raised eyebrows, but is the criticism too harsh?

More women means more success

Women often outperform men when collaboration is required, and companies with women on their boards often outperform competitors. Yet senior female representation is still low globally

Women on FTSE boards serve shorter and less senior tenures

The amount of energy being 'token woman' on a board demands leads women to leave sooner, or it could be that they're being pushed experts warn

Government launches 'roadmap' to tackle gender inequality

Experts welcome the government's plan to empower women in their careers and financially but warn of challenges

Some FTSE firms still taking "one and done" approach to women on boards

There are still a large number of FTSE 350 firms with just one woman on their boards, according to the Hampton-Alexander Review’s mid-year update