All corporate directors need to be able to tackle enterprise risks, but new data shows that women on the board may be more concerned about these risks than their male counterparts.
In a recent survey of more than 4,000 corporate directors from 60 countries around the world, women voiced more concern than men about risk in several major areas. But they also saw their companies as more ready to deal with these risks.
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