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SuperFriend appoints Elizabeth Proust as Chairperson to the Board

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SuperFriend, the national workplace mental health and wellbeing organisation, has appointed leading business figure Elizabeth Proust as the new Chairperson to its Board of Directors. Bringing over 30 years’ experience

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21 Apr 2021
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Female board appointments spike as 2018 deadline draws closer

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30% Club and AICD release thought provoking video showing the type of questions female board candidates are still being asked in interviews. The percentage of female appointments to ASX 200

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09 Mar 2018
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Call to increase gender diversity for ASX 200 Boards as 30% Club marks two-year anniversary in Australia

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Increased gender diversity on boards leads to better performance for corporates, not only from a pure financial sense but also in terms of managing key indicators of longer term wealth

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25 May 2017
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