Glass Ceilings: Is the ethnic minority glass ceiling in business and the professions cracking?

Sep 27, 2016

Time & Date

Tuesday 27th September 2016

08.00 – Start
09.00 – End

Venue 

Room 2H, 5,
ACC Liverpool,
Kings Dock,
Liverpool,
L3 4FP

Chair: David Goodhart, Policy Exchange
Speakers: Kulveer Ranger, VP- Public Affairs & Strategic Communications, Atos | Professor Shamit Saggar, University of Essex |Peter Reichwald, Director, Harvey Nash

Ethnic minority Britons have been streaming through top universities in large numbers for more than 20 years and have made substantial inroads into the professions, especially law and medicine. But is business lagging behind? And is there evidence that minorities are clustering at the bottom end of the top?

 

 

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