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Women in Business
Articles
Betty Thayer, Chief Executive of exec-appointments.com, The Non-Executive Director and MBA-Direct is a successful businesswoman who is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and is often quoted in the media. Here is a selection of articles in which Betty has commented on Women in Business.
"The rising ranks of Women in The Middle East Workplace", YouGov Survey, YouGov, April 2007
"What Women Think", Betty Thayer, Growing Business, January 2007
"Still not equal at the top", Betty Thayer, The Grapevine, October 2006
"Chairing the future", Betty Thayer, Charteredsecretary.net, February 2006
"Working the Web", Betty Thayer, Executive Women, January 2006
"Top businesswoman builds successful portfolio career with exec-appointments.com", Betty Thayer, Online Recruitment, May 2005
"Boardrooms fail to break with tradition over non-execs", Betty Thayer, Online Recruitment, December 2004
"Boost for Women in the Boardroom", Betty Thayer, Management-Issues.com, November 2004
"Atlantic Crossings", Betty Thayer, Business London, August 2004
"Sisters are doing it for themselves", Betty Thayer, Real Business, May 2004
"PLC Director", Betty Thayer, Flexible Sourcing, May 2004
"Is there a non-executive director role in your future?", Betty Thayer, Women in Banking and Finance, March 2004
"Just how broad is your board?", Betty Thayer, The Telegraph, November 2003
"Internet opens Britain’s boardrooms to diverse gene pool", Betty Thayer, Online Recruitment, August 2003
"Cracks in the glass ceiling", Betty Thayer, Recruiter, June 2003
Seminars
"Women and Non-Executive Directorships", Betty Thayer, The Non-Executive Director, 5 September 2007
"Women in Management Network ", Betty Thayer, Women in Management Network, November 2006Betty Thayer spoke to the Women in Management/Chartered Management Institute’s monthly meeting in Bristol about finding Non-Executive roles.
"2005 Annual Non-Executive conference", Betty Thayer, ICAEW, 26 September 2005Betty Thayer addressed the ICAEW’s 2005 Annual Non-Executive conference with a presentation entitled ‘Diversity’. She discussed the problems, challenges and issues surrounding increasing your Board diversity
"City Women’s Network", Betty Thayer, City Women’s Network , November 2003A seminar given by Betty Thayer, Chief Executive, to City Women’s Network discussing how senior women can prepare for a role as a Non-Executive or Trustee
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