Behind all the slogans and initiatives around gender equality are vast stores of equity partner profits, concentrated in the hands of men.
Ask any law firm leader and they’ll tell you that gender parity is high on the agenda. Targets set, initiatives launched, PR strategies carefully devised. But much of the progress we’ve seen lately evades one of the things that matters most: the number of women with a share in the equity.
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