In the top management of the 40 major companies listed in the German DAX stock index, every fourth board member is now a woman – but that pales when compared to many of Germany’s competitors. As of September 1, women made up 24.7% of DAX companies’ board members – significantly below the 32.1% seen in the United Kingdom, according to a report from the AllBright Foundation released on Tuesday. The United States ranked second with 30.1%, followed by France in third at 28.8% and Sweden in fourth with 28.2%. Only Poland performed worse than Germany, with a percentage of women board members at 18.2…