Women occupy more than a third of board seats of ASX 200 companies for the first time, but the improvement is partially offset by analysis showing that only one in 10 blue-chip company chairmen is female.
Women accounted for 33.6 per cent of ASX 200 company directors at the end of May, up from 30.9 per cent a year ago, research by the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) showed.
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