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Women entrepreneurs in African countries
Smith-Hunter, Andrea; Robeson, Daniel; Hunter, Gabrielle - In: COVID-19, Supply Chain, Climate Change, and Sustainable …, (pp. 115-134). 2023
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Perceptions of a glass ceiling at top management positions in Croatian organizations
Martinčević, Ivana; Pejić Bach, Mirjana; Klopotan, Igor - In: Proceedings of the ENTRENOVA - ENTerprise REsearch … 5 (2019) 1, pp. 392-401
leading a company to set goals is one of the key tasks of company management. The manager is the one who needs to know fully … intellectual capital, abilities, and competencies are the key to effective management and management of a company regardless of … gender. In today's business environment and the managerial world, men are those who dominate in higher (leading) management …
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Gender compositions in executive management teams and their impact on firm peformance
Arcot, Sridhar; Gröschl, Stefan - In: Embracing diversity in organisations : 7th …, (pp. 158-174). 2019
This paper examines gender composition in executive management teams and explores how female executive managers affect …
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Organizing the Africa Academy of Management 2016 Conference : chairs' reflections
Metwally, E. K.; Nyathi, N. - In: Africa journal of management 3 (2017) 1, pp. 17-25
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Fostering female entrepreneurship in academic spin-offs
Micozzi, Alessandra; Micozzi, Francesca; Pattitoni, … - In: University evolution, entrepreneurial activity and …, (pp. 49-68). 2016
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Managerial skills of women entrepreneurs in Dobrudgea's rural area
Sima, Elena - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 273-278). 2015
Women have become more important in the global market, not just as employees, but also as consumers, entrepreneurs, managers and investors. This paper aims to capture the managerial skills of women entrepreneurs in Dobrudgea’s rural area and the difficulties that women entrepreneurs are...
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Female entrepreneurship and SMEs : changes in access to credit and business results?
García Tabuenca, Antonio; Pablo Martí, Federico; … - 2015
The research on women entrepreneurship has mainly studied these topics: i) the characteristics and motivations (Brush and Hisrich, 1991; Pablo-Martí et al., 2014), ii) the strategic choice (Verheul et al., 2008), iii) the role of leadership (Schwartz, 1976; Justo et al. 2006)), iv) the entry barriers...
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Do gender-related differences exist in Spanish entrepreneurial activity?
Pablo-Marti, Federico; García Tabuenca, Antonio; … - 2011
The participation of women in entrepreneurial activity forty years ago was virtually an exception. However, nowadays this is an important economic and social phenomenon, with an outstanding impact on the dynamics of both advanced and emerging economies. This is significant not only from a...
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"Women, entrepreneurial activity and territory : differences or myths?"?
García Tabuenca, Antonio; Crespo Espert, José Luis; … - 2010
The earliest published study on entrepreneurial women is credited to Schwartz (1976). Subsequently, various female researchers (Hisrich and Brush, 1984; Cromie, 1987; Kaplan, 1988;) started to examine the possible differences that could be derived from gender. The analysis of the features of entrepreneurial...
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Female members in corporate board of directors and financial performance
Grose, Chris; Argyropoulou, Maria; Koufopoulos, Dimitrios; … - In: The changing financial landscape : financial …, (pp. 11-27). 2021
The supervisory role the board of directors is an essential corporate governance control mechanism, particularly in countries where external mechanisms are not well developed. The composition of the board based on gender can affect the quality of this supervisory role and thus the financial...
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