Why are racialized and Indigenous women still absent from corporate boardrooms? @CorporateKnights
Why are racialized and Indigenous women still absent from corporate boardrooms?  @CorporateKnights
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Racialized and Indigenous women have been leaning in
for decades. Why are they still largely absent from
corporate board rooms?

In this roundtable, we discuss:
-Why progress is slow for women of colour
-What levers can we pull on to create change
-Impactful allyship and corporate action

Moderator:
Shilpa Tiwari (Her Climb)

Panel:
Narinder Dhami (Marigold Capital)
Leen Li (Wealthsimple)
Nadia Theodore (Maple Leaf Foods)

Event co-hosted by Corporate Knights and Her Climb.
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Why are racialized and Indigenous women still absent from corporate boardrooms?

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