Boards of directors have been working to increase the number of women and minorities serving on boards. Korn/Ferry International reports that of the Fortune 1000 largest U.S. firms, 85% had at least one woman director in 2006 (compared to 69% in 1995), comprising 15% of total directors. Approximately one-half of the boards in Europe included a female director, comprising 9% of total directors. (The percentage of female directors in Europe in 2006 ranged from less than 1% in Portugal to almost 40% in Norway.) Korn/Ferry’s survey also revealed that 76% of the U.S. boards had at least one ethnic minority in 2006 (African-American, 47%; Latino, 19%; Asian, 10%) as director compared to only 47% in 1995, comprising around 14% of total directors.