Applications are now open for our LGBTIQ+ women only ELGP cohort

Applications are now open for our 2022 Emerging Leaders in Governance Program (ELGP), specifically targeted for young LGBTIQ+ women. Find out more and apply here.

Why is this program needed? The business case for board diversity is now well-established, but there is a long way to go in making this a reality, particularly in relation to gender and LGBTIQ+ diversity.

Read more here about why we need more LGBITQ+ women on boards: Business Case for LGBTIQ+ Diversity on Boards

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