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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2020 · 56 MIN

Beth Bandler – Women in Very Male Sectors + Whether We Lose Respect and Femininity

from Beyond the Bottomline · host Anna Cook

Women working in very male sectors – do we have to behave like clones or can we retain authenticity. Differences between very industrial and luxury retail sectors. My guest today is Beth Bandler, chartered director, corporate lawyer, former C Suite Executive of global public companies, and company director. We will be discussing: Women working in very ‘male’ sectors. Mining and aerospace – do we have to behave like male clones or can we retain authenticity. Attitudes regarding targets, promotion and leadership. Do we lose respect and femininity when working in traditionally male sectors. Can being a woman give us an advantage. Are there specific challenges to overcome? What companies can do to facilitate integration and equality. Differences between very industrial and luxury retail sectors. The differences you see between men and women in this and the opportunities available for both. Inspiration, enlightenment and awareness. How these change our life and what impact they have on our work and career. Beth Budd Bandler, is chartered director, corporate lawyer, former C suite executive of global public companies, and company director. Beth’s experience covers manufacturing, diamond mining and aerospace as well as luxury goods (Harry Winston, Inc.) from corporate governance to mergers, to acquisitions to start ups. Beth currently is on the board of directors of Magellan Aerospace Corporation and is looking for another board appointment. You can find Beth on the web: Website – Bandler Social Media –  LinkedIn

Women working in very male sectors – do we have to behave like clones or can we retain authenticity. Differences between very industrial and luxury retail sectors. My guest today is Beth Bandler, chartered director, corporate lawyer, former C Suite Executive of global public companies, and company director. We will be discussing: Women working in very ‘male’ sectors. Mining and aerospace – do we have to behave like male clones or can we retain authenticity. Attitudes regarding targets, promotion and leadership. Do we lose respect and femininity when working in traditionally male sectors. Can being a woman give us an advantage. Are there specific challenges to overcome? What companies can do to facilitate integration and equality. Differences between very industrial and luxury retail sectors. The differences you see between men and women in this and the opportunities available for both. Inspiration, enlightenment and awareness. How these change our life and what impact they have on our work and career. Beth Budd Bandler, is chartered director, corporate lawyer, former C suite executive of global public companies, and company director. Beth’s experience covers manufacturing, diamond mining and aerospace as well as luxury goods (Harry Winston, Inc.) from corporate governance to mergers, to acquisitions to start ups. Beth currently is on the board of directors of Magellan Aerospace Corporation and is looking for another board appointment. You can find Beth on the web: Website – Bandler Social Media –  LinkedIn

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