Women Aren't Leaving Over Pay — They're Leaving Because No One's Listening — Joanna Meyer, Denver Institute for Faith & Work

Most Christian leaders believe they value women's full contribution — but the structures working against that belief are often invisible until someone measures them.

Leaders in Christian-led organizations are facing a quiet retention problem: women disengaging not over pay, but over voice, access, and influence. This episode unpacks how ordinary policies — job descriptions, meeting habits, mentorship norms — can unintentionally exclude women from decision-making, and why leaders often don't see it until someone brings the data.

You'll Gain Insight On:

• Why structural bias hides inside well-intentioned policies
• What BCW's engagement data reveals about how women experience culture differently
• Practical personal, relational, and structural habits that close the gap
• Early signs of quiet disengagement leaders often miss

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