Women in the Executive Recruitment Process: An Executive Search Professional's Perspective
Publication Date: January 1995
Publisher(s): Jewish Communal Service Association of North America
Author(s): David E. Edell
Series: Journal of Jewish Communal Service, 71:2/3
Special Collection: Berman Jewish Policy Archive
Topic: Business (Entrepreneurs, executives, and business personnel and occupations)
Population and demographics (Women)
Keywords: Leadership; Feminism; Communal Organization
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
Whereas in years past, candidates for CEO positions were selected from among the agency or field's leading practitioners, today's preferred candidates have experience and training in management and administration. although there are increasing numbers of female senior managers in Jewish agencies, often their responsibilities do not offer them the opportunity to leam the skills required of a CEO. As a result, search committees are looking outside the Jewish community—in govemment, academia, and other nonprofit arenas—for qualified women. It is therefore necessary to design senior management positions within the Jewish community that will enable women to have the experience and record of accomplishment required to be considered for CEO positions.
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