The Confederation of British Industry has released plans for an overhaul of its culture and governance before its extraordinary general meeting on 6 June, where it hopes to secure a mandate from its members to continue representing the business community after a series of sexual misconduct allegations.
The Guardian spoke to a group of prominent businesswomen regarding the CBI’s plans, and asked whether they thought the lobby group and its newly installed director general, Rain Newton-Smith, could win back support.