Masthaven has launched its ‘emerging leaders’ programme, which intends to provide tailored support and training for women at the bank.
Masthaven has launched its ‘emerging leaders’ programme, which intends to provide tailored support and training for women at the bank.
This initiative is aimed at supporting the increasing number of women in managerial positions at the bank by providing them with the resources to continue their career development.
The bank is delivering the programme in collaboration with WDI Consulting Limited, and will see 14 female members of its management team engage in a personalised development programme over a six-month period.
The modular online programme is delivered via WDI’s online classroom, weekly coaching sessions and mentoring from women in senior roles at Masthaven.
Currently, women make up 47% of staff at Masthaven, holding 33% of all senior management positions and comprising 33% of the bank’s board.
Tricia Halpin, chief people officer, at Masthaven, said: “I’m pleased to be able to celebrate International Women’s Day by launching this latest initiative to support and empower more women at Masthaven.
“As an organisation, we understand the importance and value of prioritising diversity and inclusion which is why we’ve taken concrete action to support the career development of women across the organisation.
“The last year has of course been dominated by the pandemic, but that has only made it more crucial that we take this opportunity to invest in our people and strengthen our team.
“Continuing to encourage female talent is both the right thing to do and a key driving factor in our business performance.
"Our women in leadership programme has already proved a successful first step and we’re excited to continue to build on this achievement.”
