Charity leader Estella Edwards asks companies to increase diversity at the top.
Estella Edwards is launching the covenant to boost the number of black and Asian women in leadership roles in the MidlandsEstella Edwards is behind the new initiative which asks companies and public sector bodies to commit to providing such opportunities.
The youngest daughter of two Caribbean immigrants, Ms Edwards has spent years of her own working life helping break down career barriers for others.
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