Recognizing Chile´s distinct corporate governance framework, the aim of the 30% Club Chile is to include both board Chairs and CEOs to achieve better gender balance at board level, as well at senior management levels. In order to achieve this, we are working closely with Ministerio de la Mujer y Equidad de Género. We do not believe mandatory quotas are the right approach. Instead, we are building a strong foundation of business leaders who are committed to meaningful, sustainable gender balance in business leadership. Our name comes from an aspirational goal that we believe can be achieved in Chile ough focused efforts by the business community. As in all business ventures, ‘what gets measured gets managed’ – a numeric goal provides real impetus for change, and our goal is for 30% of board seats and C-Suites to be held by women by 2025.
The 30% Club Chile:
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Members
Thomas Keller
CEO
Colbún
Patricio Sandoval
CEO
Mastercard
Aaron Puna
CEO
Anglo American
Sebastián Swett
CEO
Forus
Ricardo Falú
CEO
AES Gener
Hernán Rodríguez
President
Colbún
Macarena Navarrete
Managing Partner
EY
Iván Arriagada
CEO
Antofagasta Minerals
Valeria Cox
Managing Partner
Stanton Chase Chile
Rafael Tagle
Head of Chile
Willis Tower Watson
Gonzalo Gebara
General Manager
Walmart Chile
Roberta Valenca
General Manager Chile y Bolivia
The Coca-Cola Company
Mónica Duwe
CEO
HSBC Chile
Nicolás Goldstein
Presidente Ejecutivo
Accenture Chile
Partners
Steering Committee
CHAIR
María Pía Aqueveque
Autonomous Alternate Board Director
Ex Autonomous Alternate Board Director
CO-CHAIR
Fadua Gajardo
Executive Director
Instituto de Directores de Chile
FOUNDING PARTNER
Iván Arriagada
CEO
Antofagasta Minerals
Edgar Rojas
Organizational Develpement
Antofagasta Minerals
Carolina Carrasco
Senior Specialist
BID LAB
Gracia Dalgalarrando
CEO
WoomUp
Mónica Bravo
Redmad Partner, Mentor Woom Up y Vital Voice
Pablo Casaux
Latin America (ex- Brazil) Head of Market Structure Strategy
Bloomberg LP
Cristina Muñoz
Fundadora Proyecto MOMs
Proyecto MOMs
Belén Muñoz
Fundadora Proyecto MOMs
Proyecto MOMs
Denisse Goldfarb
Chief People Officer
Walmart Chile
Ema Yoshikawa
Líder de Diversidad e Inclusión
Walmart Chile
Gabriela Álvarez
Directora Ejecutiva
Accenture Interactive
Andrea Infante
Líder de Inclusión y Diversidad
Accenture Chile
Events
Previous
Santiago, Chile
In order to promote diversity and inclusion on the boards, as well as increase the incorporation of women in the Senior Management of companies, the Institute of Directors of Chile, IdDC, awarded two scholarships for its corporate governance program "Effective Directories" 2020.
Ana María Rabagliati from Antofagasta Minerals and Gabriela Feierabend from Willis Towers Watson were the winners. After receiving the news, Ana María Rabagliati, Vice President of Human Resources at Antofagasta Minerals, said us that she was “very enthusiastic and grateful for the opportunity they have given me to participate in this program. I believe that it will give me effective tools to contribute from my role as director and acquire knowledge that will allow me to strengthen my contribution to the development of good corporate governance of companies. ”
At the same time, Gabriela Feierabend, CFO of Willis Towers Watson Chile, said us she is “very grateful to be able to participate and earn this scholarship for the Directory Efectivos program. I firmly believe in gender equality and that there is no barrier in women if we believe in ourselves. I hope that this program will give us a different perspective as directors and how to act in this 'new reality' in a responsible and effective way ”.
The scholarship was focused on women candidates from the companies associated with the Club of 30%, with an experience of at least 15 years, of which the last 5 have been in leadership positions and roles and who are currently aspiring to be board member.
Santiago, Chile
“There will be no progress if one doesn’t work actively. Looking at each other and wonder why the absence of female leadership in our strategic initiatives, has been important to think about our culture that we must change”, says Hernán Rodríguez, President of Colbún Energía and Member of the 30% Club Chile.
At the same time, Juan Carlos Eichholz told us “How diversity culture and female leadership attributes are very necessary at digital age. In addition, there are experiments that have shown that teams work improves when there is 30% as minimum representation".
Ricardo Falú, GG of AES Gener told us about his successful experience incorporating 50% of women at work in Colombia and the support to them. Both companies are competition, but they are collaborating and sharing best practices.
Santiago, Chile
In our first activity, Ann Cains, Global President of the 30% Club and UK MasterCard Executive Vice President, welcomed us and shared the experience in the UK and other countries and how they have been able to achieve their goals.
Participants could share different best practices, policies and vision of the impact of diversity in their organizations, interest in Club of 30% Chile purpose, in particular for CEOs and Presidents, through the Investor Group and in the redefinition of merit and talent search.
Different key players took part in this event such as Ivan Arriagada, Chief Executive Officer AMSA; Ana Maria Rabagliati, VP of Human Resources AMSA; Rene Aguilar, VP of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability AMSA; Cecilia Arrue, Corporate Technical Manager Processing Minera Zaldivar; Rosario Orchard, VP of Planning and Control Management Minera Centinela; Paula Aguirre, VP of Finance Minera Antucoya and Edgar Rojas, VP of Organizational Development AMSA.
Contact
Chile@30percentclub.org