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Nutter sponsors TUGG’s “The Great Startup Debates: ‘Women Should Make up the Majority of all Corporate Boards’”

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Nutter sponsors TUGG’s program “The Great Startup Debates: ‘Women Should Make up the Majority of all Corporate Boards’” on April 16 at 6:00 p.m. at Workbar Cambridge. Participants will debate whether SEC regulations should require that, in order to go public or remain publicly-traded, U.S. companies will need to have a majority of women on their boards of directors.

Moderator: Scott Kirsner, The Boston Globe

Affirmative: Dave McLaughlin, Vsnap, & Malia Lazu, Future Boston Alliance

Negative: Olivia Dufour, NTT Data & Jon Karlen, Atlas Venture

Proceeds from the event will be donated to Dream Big! and Science Club for Girls.

For more details about the event, click here.

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