Studies have shown that organizations with higher levels of gender diversity, particularly in leadership positions, tend to perform better economically. In educational advisory boards, this could mean more efficient allocation of resources, improved operational efficiency, and the potential for increased funding and support, ultimately enhancing the quality of education provided.
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