Beyond a huge social issue, gender inequality is a massive economic challenge. According to the EU, improving gender equality would increase the EU’s GDP per capita by 6.1 to 9.6%, create an additional 10.5 million jobs by 2050, and improve staff retention, access to talent, or opportunities for innovation. So how can we help close the gender gap and enable this economic growth?
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Gender Equality: a Must-Have for Economic Growth
Chair
Lovelda Vincenzi
International MC, Moderator & Host. London, United Kingdom
Alicia Egea Galipienso
Director of Organisational Development and Quality. Barcelona Activa / Barcelona City Council. Barcelona, Spain
Speakers
Anne T. Kuriakose
Senior Social Development Specialist. The World Bank. Washington, United States of America
Patria Sanz Cameo
Vice-President for Equality, Human Resources and Institutional Culture, and Digital Inclusion. ONCE. Madrid, Spain
Daniel Truran
Managing Director at ebbf, B Corp Ambassador, Cofounder Impact Hub Madrid. ebbf.org, B Lab Europe, NOW.partners. Madrid.
Rosa Maria Vidal Monferrer
Secretary of the Board of Directors. WAS (Women Action Sustainability). Madrid, Spain
Montse Moliner
President of the Board. Forética. Madrid, Spain