Survey: Businesswomen are Lukewarm on the Effectiveness of Women’s Network at Work

To: BUSINESS AND NATIONAL EDITORS BOSTON, March 29, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Bucking the notion that the establishment of a women's network at work is a key strategy to advancing women in organizations, a new survey finds that many businesswomen have a lukewarm opinion about the ability of these groups to promote their careers. In a study conducted at the 2011 Simmons College Leadership Conference with a lead conference sponsor HP, women said they believe the efficacy of a women's network at work is only…

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