International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists Adelaide 2011 Being a Female Engineer and Role Model
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- 6. The Stupid Curve Organisations select nearly 90% of their leaders from just 50% of that pool - the male 50% (The Stupid Curve, former Deloitte's Chairman Mike Cook).
- 8. Parsons Brinckerhoff Women’s Network