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Women increasingly shut out of board seats as companies seek current C-suite execs

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Executives are warning that women are facing increasing difficulty in securing board positions, with placements down 33% in the past year. Companies are prioritizing candidates with current C-suite experience, particularly CEOs and CFOs, which disadvantages women who are often underrepresented in these roles. While some leaders are transitioning to full-time board careers, companies prefer individuals actively engaged in their day jobs to stay abreast of rapid industry changes. AI

RANK_REASON Article discusses trends in corporate board appointments and challenges faced by women, based on executive interviews and industry reports.

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Women increasingly shut out of board seats as companies seek current C-suite execs

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