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19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?

The seventh edition of Deloitte Global's Women in the Boardroom report found that only 14,739 women in the world hold positions on company boards. Take a look at where India stands

By Forbes India
Published: Feb 12, 2022 09:00:00 AM IST
Updated: Feb 11, 2022 04:41:41 PM IST

19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?

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