Newsletter 26/03
March 26, 2020 2:31 pmThe Women in Law Initiative announces postponement of their international Conference in June 2020 to a later date.
The Women in Law Initiative announces postponement of their international Conference in June 2020 to a later date.
“Why do I support Women in Law and why is it so important that women in legal professions are being empowered?” Statement for the Women in Law Conference, Vienna 2020
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Since our last international conference in March 2019 we have been working tirelessly on Women in Law. From a bright idea to bring together female legal professionals in a fledgling project, we quickly learned, grew and spread our wings aiming for bigger and greater things. Now, we are proud to announce some big news:
Frau & Karriere presented Women in Law in October, among illustrious companies, like Microsoft.
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In Austria the amount of non-financial reports is growing as a result of the implemented EU directive. However, the unfortunate truth is that only a few companies offer a detailed description of their diversity concept in their corporate governance reports.
We took a look at the future of Legal Tech and AI, and how women in law could benefit from them. These tools could provide flexibility, increase the value of soft skills, and subvert traditional inter-generational relationships, by empowering the younger generation of digital natives.
From March 1-3, Vienna held its first international Women in Law Conference – the first convention of this kind in Central Europe. It focused on a diagnosis of the situation of women in the legal professions and on together developing ways to accelerate progress in this area.