In 2022, despite socioeconomic uncertainty and volatility, boards kept a firm focus on issues such as gender representation and sustainability. That is the main outcome from the latest report from Heidrick & Struggles “Board Monitor Europe 2023”. Sylwia Ziemacka talks to Łukasz Kiniewicz, Partner in Charge in the Warsaw office of Heidrick & Struggles.
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Sylwia Ziemacka
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