Entries by The Glass Hammer

To Allow Women to be Leaders, We Need to Change the Culture

It would be hard to argue that there has ever been a better time to be a professional woman, but despite making up close to 50% of America’s workforce, women are still very under-represented in executive roles (just 5.2% of Forbes 500 CEOs are women). Smart companies that understand the value of diversity and well-read […]

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Female CTOs: You Can Make a Difference

Female executives can leverage a data driven approach to make an impact in business Sixty-three percent of IT leaders say their IT budget is increasing, according to the 2015 Society for Information Management (SIM) IT Trends Study. More than 1,000 senior IT leaders and CIOs responded, and based on the results, one trend is clear: […]

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Mover and Shaker: Maureen Erokwu, CEO, Vosmap

“Anything worth having is worth fighting for,” says Maureen Erokwu, CEO of Vosmap. “We hear success stories about career journeys, but more people need to see what the process looks like and understand that it’s going to be hard. Sometimes we give up right before it all comes together, but you have to go through […]

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Tech’s Gender Gap Should Surprise No One

Recently, tech-news website The Verge published a report on diversity at at the U.S.’s biggest technology companies. In data scraped from Equal Employment Opportunity reports filed with the government, the article revealed official stats on workforce diversity at Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook, Intel, Microsoft, and Twitter. The numbers weren’t assuring. While women made up 47% […]

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Men Who Get It: Naveed Sultan, Global Head of Treasury and Trade Solutions, Managing Director, Citibank

“If there’s a fundamental disconnect in the area of diversity, businesses will not have the outcomes they could, as there will be significant lapses in their performance,” says Citi’s Naveed Sultan. “That’s how important I believe this issue is, not only to me, but to our organization as a whole.” As head of the Treasury […]