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Marketing company wins Dun award for advancing women in Israeli high-tech

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SIDNEY BLASCO
Marketing company wins Dun award for advancing women in Israeli high-tech
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Natural Intelligence has been awarded the Dun's 100 Women Tech Leadership Impact Award for its commitment to gender diversity in the workplace. The company reports that women comprise 43% of its management and 52% of its total workforce, significantly higher than the Israeli high-tech average.

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This highlights the growing trend of using data-driven metrics to foster gender equality in corporate leadership within the high-tech sector.

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Marketing company Natural Intelligence (NI) was named the leading Israeli high-tech company for advancing women in the workplace, receiving the “Dun's 100 Women Tech Leadership Impact Award” at the WO.men CEO Summit at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv this week.The award, presented annually by Dun's 100, part of Dun & Bradstreet, and the Israel High-Tech Association, recognized NI for demonstrating a systematic, measurable, and sustainable organizational model for female leadership, according to the press release.NI was described as a company that integrates a values-driven approach with data-based business management.The company's methodology reportedly includes setting quantitative diversity targets, ongoing monitoring of outcomes, and adapting recruitment and promotion processes.According to NI's reports, women make up 43% of the company's management ranks and 52% of its overall workforce, outpacing the country's average of 34% in the first three quarters of 2025.

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