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Sounds like a great idea. My wife sits on the board of a nonprofit. The staff of this org is largely female yet my wife is the only female on the board. The
by jefurii 8y ago
Sounds like a great idea. My wife sits on the board of a nonprofit. The staff of this org is largely female yet my wife is the only female on the board. The men on the board have been truly insensitive to the needs of their staff, and my wife has had to work hard to advocate for them.
Just as important would be to require that boards have employees on them. Heck, better than that just do away with the board entirely and have worker cooperatives.
- toasterlovin 8y ago> Just as important would be to require that boards have employees on them. Why stop there? Boards should include people from all the company's suppliers as well. And also people who live in the neighborhoods that the company does business in. And some government officials, too, since they have a vested interest in the company's tax payments.