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A low participation of women in the mining industry is a prevailing issue around the world. In Chile, despite higher wages, technological level and the projected deficit of human capital in the sector, women represent 4.2% in operational areas. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to analyze the role of mining industry managers to reverse this condition. By means of a case study in Compania Minera Esperanza, part of the group Antofagasta minerals, located in northern Chile, nine (9) heads of operational areas were in-depth interviewed. Results reported the need of executing a transformational leadership with a gender perspective and thus a more flexible human resource management, as well as facilitating the adaptation and projection of women, promoting managerial positions for women and assigning heads of areas with responsibilities to a more symmetrical management. These findings are central to strategic management in an industry experiencing high demand and intense dynamism at international level.

Transformación de los liderazgos en la minería: gestión estratégica para incorporar mujeres a la industria