CBI's Henrietta Jowitt: Companies with more diversity at the top perform better
Closing keynote at Women in Investment Festival
Businesses with a diverse executive team are likely to be more profitable than their peers by 33%, Henrietta Jowitt, deputy director-general, commercial at the CBI told delegates at the Women in Investment Festival on Tuesday (3 March).
In her closing keynote at the inaugural festival, Jowitt said: "The real argument isn't that women need business. The more powerful is the opposite… and hard facts don't lie. "Companies with more diversity...
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