Muted Leadership: Women Experiencing Backlash in Politics and Business
Muted Leadership: Women Experiencing Backlash in Politics and Business Authors: Tijesunimi Agbaje and Lina Vosyliūtė Despite progress in gender equality, muted leadership remains a harsh and persistent reality for many women. Even when women possess the qualifications, experience, and ambition to lead, they are too often sidelined by systemic barriers that suppress their voices. A recent […]
March 21 – Day Against Racism: The Role of Business in Promoting Racial Justice and Equity
March 21 – Day Against Racism: The Role of Business in Promoting Racial Justice and Equity Authors: Lina Vosyliūtė and Tijesunimi Agbaje Today on March 21, International Day Against Racism, when some politicians are looking away, we look for new ways to bring Racial Justice in Action. We thus explore the Role of Business Leadership […]
Who Will Pay Your Pension? The Question Populists Won’t Answer
Who Will Pay Your Pension? The Question Populists Won’t Answer Authors: Lina Vosyliūtė and Tijesunimi Agbaje As Europe’s workforce shrinks and its population ages, a critical question looms: Who will sustain our pension system? While right-wing populists and ethno-nationalists focus on blaming migrants, they remain silent on the fundamental reality that without migration, Europe’s economic […]
EU Corporate Sustainability Rollback: How the Omnibus Proposal Fuels Global Inequality
EU Corporate Sustainability Rollback: How the Omnibus Proposal Fuels Global Inequality The European Union has long positioned itself as a global leader in corporate sustainability, ESG, and responsible business practices. However, the recent Omnibus proposal marks a drastic reversal one that threatens to widen global inequalities, weaken supply chain transparency, and undermine the EU’s commitment […]
