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The U.S. Is Falling Behind Its Global Peers When It Comes To Women In Leadership
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18:39Now PlayingAccording to a new report from data provider Equileap, the percentage of women in business leadership positions is stalling across the globe--and American companies are falling behind their peers. Diana van Maasdijk, Equileap's CEO, joined ForbesWomen editor Maggie McGrath to talk about why this finding matters and what it could take to reverse these trends.
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