Black Executives in FTSE 100: A Clear Gap in Leadership

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Black executives hold just 1.2% of FTSE 100 positions. When you consider that Black people make up 3.9% of the general UK population, you can see a clear gap. This tells us something important about the path to leadership:the journey to the top isn't as open or straightforward for everyone. This isn't about blaming anyone; it's about seeing a system in action. Many companies are doing good work on diversity, but these numbers show that we still have more to do, particularly when it comes to getting black professionals into the most senior roles. The focus can't just be on bringing people in at the beginning of their careers. It has toalso be on making sure the way is clear for them to move up. For companies to truly achieve equity, we need to look closely at our talent pipelines. We have to ask ourselves: are there hidden barriers that might be holding people back? Are our promotion and development processes truly fair? How do you think we can make it easier for black professionals to ascend through leadership? Find out more here: https://zurl.co/lYJzg #WorkplaceChange #BlackLeaders #BlackProffesionals

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