Management
Questions of representationMajors continue to invest in making mining more attractive to women, but need to dig deeper to boost interest in the production and trades side of the industry
Majors continue to invest in making mining more attractive to women, but need to dig deeper to boost interest in the production and trades side of the industry
June 17, 2025
Karina Gistelinck, asset president, potash at BHP. In April, the company achieved 40 per cent female representation in its global workforce. Courtesy of the Saskatchewan Mining Association
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