Centre for Gender Economics and Innovation Information

The Centre for Gender Economics and Innovation™ brings a Gender Economics lens to understand and improve business performance, which enables sustainable management of complexity. "Gender Economics looks at the way gender influences economics, and the way economic decisions influence gender, and is gender neutral."​ (Moore, 2012). It recognises the ‘direct input’ of women to the economy by extending the theory that the discipline of economics “could be improved by freeing itself from masculine biases” (Ferber, Nelson 1993: 24). By utilising a greater gender balance in decision making and policy planning we can tap into a wider sphere of thinking to create the ‘Next Generation of Economic Transformation’. Conference Organiser of the GGEC series - Global Gender Economics Conference Sydney Australia June 2014 The Centre for Gender Economics and Innovation uses the Diversity Program Review Framework (DPRF) as a consulting tool to help organisations realise their diversity journey. The Centre for Gender Economics and Innovation (C4GEi) aims to turn academic research into practical solutions for business and government that enables them to leverage innovation and performance through diversity. For more information on these programs, funding assistance, sponsorship or the conference, please contact Susanne Moore at Susanne@gendereconomics.com or call +61 0439 420 897.