This year’s FTSE Women Leaders Review shows that the commitment and progress in both listed and private companies continues to be strong.
Having met the 40% recommendation for women on boards in 2022, the FTSE 350 maintains its position at 43%.
13 June, 2026
This year’s FTSE Women Leaders Review shows that the commitment and progress in both listed and private companies continues to be strong.
Having met the 40% recommendation for women on boards in 2022, the FTSE 350 maintains its position at 43%.
Brought to you by FTSE Women Leaders
This year’s FTSE Women Leaders Review shows that the commitment and progress in both listed and private companies continues to be strong. Having met the 40% recommendation for women on boards in 2022, the FTSE 350 maintains its position at 43%.
Brought to you by FTSE Women Leaders
The FTSE Women Leaders Review is the third and successor phase to the Hampton-Alexander and Davies reviews. This year's report shows that the representation of women on FTSE 350 Boards has increased beyond the 40% target, with almost two years to go until the end of 2025—but also highlights tha...
Brought to you by FTSE Women Leaders
The FTSE Women Leaders Review is the third and successor phase to the Hampton-Alexander and Davies reviews. It is the UK’s independent, voluntary and business-led initiative supported by government, aimed at increasing the representation of women on FTSE 350 Boards and in their leadership teams. ...
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