Networks often limit the “width” of hiring and talent sourcing.

  Correlation: Social Networks and Board Composition  

MALE : MALE

Board Member Connections

62.0%

FEMALE : FEMALE

Board Member Connections

22.0%

MALE : FEMALE

Board Member Connections

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       Source: Ann Owen and Judit Temesvary’s studies; Kent Stroman’s “The Intentional Board”

Bank on Women, Inc. has a database of female candidates that are qualified to serve on a bank board or c-suite.

When banks request our services to assist them in finding a new Board or C-Suite member, we search through our database of women and recommend you for the position.

We assist all of our candidates in the interview preparation and board search process, and strive to place our highly experienced candidates in leadership positions around the country.

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    We will follow up to schedule a call between the potential candidate and a member of the Bank on Women, Inc. Board. These individual calls provide us the opportunity to get to know your skills, background, and experiences better in order to best confidently recommend you in a search.

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