Report launch: Gender diversity on AIM company boards

Overview

Join Addidat, Indigo: Independent Governance and a panel of board members (to be announced) for the 4th annual deep dive into gender diversity on AIM boards, hosted by the Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland.

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This year’s session, on Thursday 26 February at 09:00 GMT, gives companies clear, actionable insight into where they stand and what good looks like across the market.
We’ll cover:

The latest data on gender diversity across all AIM boards
Who holds power: representation of women in Chair, SID, CEO and CFO roles
Sector & market-cap differences and what’s driving them
The top-performing companies and what others can learn from them
Where progress has stalled and the practical implications for boards, investors and Nomination Committees

Whether you want to benchmark, improve, or learn from the panel, this webinar will be helpful for AIM leaders, board members and aspiring board members.

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For any related enquiries please contact us at events@cgi.org.uk, or call us at +44 207 612 7012

Key Details

Free to attend

Zoom Webinar

Thursday 26 February 2026

9:00 AM to 10:00 AM

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Speakers

Co-founder and director, Indigo: Independent Governance

Bernadette Young FCG

Bernadette Young is a Chartered Governance Professional with more than 30 years’ experience as a company secretary. She is the co-founder and director of company secretarial and corporate governance consultancy, Indigo: Independent Governance, and has vast experience of working with the boards of both listed and private companies.

Chief Client Officer and co-founder, Addidat

Beth Scaysbrook

Beth is the Chief Client Officer and co-founder of Addidat, the outsourced ESG provider for UK growth businesses and their investors. She helps UK growth companies to build long-term resilience by developing right-sized ESG strategies, and their investors to pragmatically integrate ESG into their investment process, using the Addidat Platform.