As we wrestle with the modern demons of our post-crash, post-truth world, a powerful new drive for radical equality led by women could hold the key to our political, economic and social salvation. Both sexes are missing out on the huge productivity and potential that could come from unleashing female innovation and entrepreneurialism.
This report unpacks the influential consumer and technology trends that are driving a female future that rewrites narratives around gender, career and family. Women will use these trends to recalibrate, reorganise and redefine what it means to be an entrepreneur around a new set of priorities that will force governments and businesses to abandon old ideas of power, diversity, fluidity and privilege. With contributions from inspirational women including the first female dean of Harvard Business School, the report will help your organisation to envisage, support and cultivate a female future that benefits us all.
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Do you want to help unleash the power of female innovation and entrepreneurialism?
Are you ready to embrace an emotionally intelligent approach to business and profit?
Help to prepare your business for the changes ahead by downloading the Female Futures Report 2017 now.
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