Paris, France, October 25, 2021

Gecina maintains its first-place ranking for the representation of women in management structures among SBF 120 companies

For the fifth consecutive year, Gecina is proud to lead this ranking drawn up by the consultancy Convictions RH and presented on October 25 by Ms Elisabeth Moreno, French Minister for Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities.

Gecina’s performance in this benchmark, which assesses the level of representation of women in management structures among France’s top 120 listed companies, illustrates its longstanding commitment to gender parity. This commitment is reflected in the strong, targeted measures rolled out for many years:

  • Since 2011, the Group has reduced pay gaps with a proactive approach and dedicated budget. Equal pay has been in place since 2015, with differences of no more than 3% in either direction
  • Pay gaps for identical skills and classification levels are measured and the Group then makes corrections on a case-by-case basis. Each year, a budget is drawn up, representing up to 0.5% of payroll
  • 50% of the Board of Directors are women (including observer)
  • Gender diversity is respected on the Executive Committee, with more than 45% women (five out of 11 members), while the Management Committee has 35% women. Gecina also has 46.3% women in executive grade (cadre) line manager positions.

Méka Brunel, Gecina’s Director and Chief Executive Officer: “We have been ranked first for the last five years, which highlights Gecina’s very strong focus on gender equality. This longstanding commitment is an integral part of our company. Gender diversity and parity are fundamental elements for our company’s transformation and performance. It is both an honor and a great source of pride to receive this award on behalf of Gecina and all of its men and women”.

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