Firm says it is the first international law firm to do so
Gowling WLG signed the UN Women’s Empowerment Principles, a list of seven principles that guide businesses in advancing gender equality and promoting women’s economic empowerment.
According to a Sept. 25 statement by Gowling WLG, it is the first international law firm to do so.
By signing the principles the firm said that it is renewing its commitment to:
“In our firm and in the legal community, we know that there is hard work ahead when it comes to fostering an environment in which women can grow professionally and advance in their careers,” said Rebecca Bromwich, Gowling WLG Canada’s manager of diversity and inclusion, based in Ottawa.