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Inspiring inclusion: why it matters

 

Empowering women on March 8th and beyond

Illustration that represents the International Women's Day | Scilife

Gender diversity and inclusivity foster success. Studies upon studies show that gender-diverse teams not only enhance creativity and innovation but also significantly boost financial performance.

Women in leadership roles are at the heart of this transformation. Their unique perspectives, emotional intelligence, and collaborative approach, significantly enrich organizational culture and decision-making processes.

At Scilife, we believe that the skills and talents that women bring to the table are invaluable. We actively challenge the status quo, promoting a culture of fairness and inclusivity.

Our approach isn't just about advocating for change; it's about living it.

Defying the norm:  60% of our senior leaders are women.

Graphic that shows women representation in management | Scilife

Meet Scilife’s women leaders


Why are women not getting more senior leadership positions and what can organizations do to ensure diversity and inclusion in the workplace? We ask Scilife’s leadership team.

Dolors, Chief Growth Officer | Scilife

Dolors Teixidor

“Female leadership plays a crucial role in transforming diversity and inclusion.”
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Neeru Bakshi, Chief Quality Officer | Scilife

Neeru Bakshi

“Having a good mix of voices at the table is like having a secret sauce for success.”
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Eefke Heitbrink, Chief Finance Office | Scilife

Eefke Heitbrink

“Just as ecosystems thrive on biodiversity, companies flourish with diverse workforces.”
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Elisabet González, VP of Growth | Scilife

Elisabet González Requena

"I believe in valuing good ideas, regardless of whether they come from a man or a woman."
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Ana Peñas, HR Manager of Europe | Scilife

Ana Peñas Zamora

“Equality policies are not just to be believed in but actively promoted by companies through real initiatives.”
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Trine Michelsen, VP of Customer Success | Scilife

Trine Michelsen

“Hiring practices should focus on talent, potential, and cultural fit rather than gender.”
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Illustration that represents a switch to transition to inclusive leadership | Scilife

What defines inclusive leadership?

Inclusive leadership is characterized by fostering an environment where respect and empowerment are paramount, ensuring every individual—irrespective of gender, race, or ethnicity—feels valued, heard, and respected.

This approach not only helps in attracting and retaining top talent but also enhances productivity and fosters innovation.