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This article forms part of our Latina Leaders celebration in honor of Hispanic Heritage month in the USA. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month 2015, Latina executives remain scarce in the corporate landscape. But ambition to lead, and ability to bring leadership advantages, are not scarce. Walmart’s EVP and COO Debra Ruiz ranks 28 in […]
“What makes the difference between people who are good, great and world class at their job are small things, and you only find those out if someone points them out to you,” says Stephanie Cohen. “Even if you are just a little bit off at a certain point in your career, it’s that much harder […]
How easy is it for Russian woman to climb the corporate ladder in modern day Russia? Russian women typically haven’t made their way into Russia’s management positions. However according to a recent survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Russian Association of Managers, women represent 93 % of chief accountants, 70 % of personnel directors and 47 […]
This article is part of theglasshammer.com’s annual Spotlight on Asia feature running throughout the month of August. How easy is it for South Korean woman to climb the corporate ladder in modern day South Korea? Today’s South Korea is undeniably behind the rest of the world in its prevalence of women in professional positions. Most of […]
Ben Rozon This article is part of theglasshammer.com’s annual women in Asia feature running throughout the month of August. How easy is it for Indian woman to climb the corporate ladder in modern day India? For the last decade India has been experiencing a quiet revolution in both gender relations within the workplace and familial […]
This article is part of theglasshammer.com’s annual women in Asia feature running throughout the month of August. How easy is it for Japanese woman to climb the corporate ladder in modern day Japan? With the establishment of Japan’s Equal Opportunity Law in 1985, Japanese women have become a fixture on factory floors and construction sites […]
Sallie Krawcheck, for those who don’t know, is now the CEO of Ellevate – a women’s professional network, with its tens of thousands of women members around the world formerly known as 85 Broads. She seems almost archetypal as she tells her story, in a wood-paneled room at Barnard College earlier this year (February 2015), […]
Guest contributed by Wendy Wallbridge There’s no question that women have achieved success in today’s business world. More than half the work force now is female. The familiar “Rosie the Riveter” poster, created in 1942 to help America visualize women in the work force, is an historical artifact now. There is no need to create […]
Beth Paul made partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) after she was with the firm 13 years. A graduate from Pace University and a skilled accountant, she is guided by a quiet pragmatism and sharp intellect. These qualities give Paul a confidence and sensibility that remains down to earth despite her great success. Paul began working […]
When it comes to women in top executive positions, nothing causes more upheaval than the threat of quotas that could push more women in. But the real threat is the quota that is already in place and not talked about – the quota that allows one woman in but is locking women in general out. […]