Mandating Board Diversity in California

Mandating Board Diversity in California

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The video discusses the impact of diversity on corporate boards, focusing on a California law requiring gender diversity. It highlights the importance of expanding networks to find diverse candidates and the evolving roles on boards. The law's nationwide influence is noted, along with ongoing legal challenges. The advocacy group 5050 Women on Boards aims for gender balance, emphasizing the need for diverse representation in leadership roles.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the primary way companies find board candidates according to the discussion?

Through online job portals

By reaching out to their immediate networks

Through public advertisements

By hiring recruitment agencies

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What change is occurring in the types of roles companies are seeking for their boards?

They are focusing more on financial experts

They are looking for digital marketing and HR experts

They are seeking more retired professionals

They are only interested in legal experts

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What effect did the California law have on board diversity across the country?

It caused a negative backlash

It was only effective in California

It had no significant impact

It created a positive ripple effect

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main goal of the 5050 Women on Boards advocacy group?

To have 50% of board members be women of all racial backgrounds

To eliminate all male board members

To focus solely on racial diversity

To increase the number of young board members

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What is the main argument against the lawsuits challenging the California mandate?

They are too expensive to pursue

They do not align with the current business climate

They are based on outdated laws

They are not supported by the public