The National BriefingReality Check with Adv Thandi Orleyn: Women in Leadership - Structural and Self-Imposed Barriers
- Question to probe: Which barriers are created by institutions, and which have women internalised and placed upon themselves - and why?
- Purpose: Examine external and internal barriers together, while avoiding the suggestion that women are solely responsible for overcoming inequality.
- Daily takeaway: Women should examine the limits they may have internalised, while organisations remove the conditions that create and reinforce those limits.
Guest: Adv. Thandi Orleyn - Chairperson of Impala Platinum (Implats), Founder of Peotona Group Holdings and President of the International Women’s Forum South Africa (IWFSA)
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