Women have board seats; now they need a voice, says 30% Club Malaysia
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Women hold 34.4% of board seats at Malaysia’s top 100 listed companies, but 30% Club Malaysia says representation must translate into real influence.
From the original report
THE 30% Club Malaysia has called on corporate leaders to move beyond gender representation and ensure women have a meaningful voice in boardroom decisions, as women now hold 34.4% of board seats among the country’s top 100 public-listed companies (PLCs).
The call was made at the organisation’s annual Board Mentoring Celebration on Wednesday, themed “Beyond the Numbers: From Representation to Real Influence”.
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- Oct 21, 2026
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