What percent of your IT leadership is women?

People & Leadership

<536%

5-925%

10-1417%

15-2010%

20+9%

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Bankinga year ago

I'm quite proud of my organization:

Our CIO is a woman and she's inspiring and leading 5,500 IT resources.
And she has 3 VP out of 8 who are women

And this is only in the IT unit.   We have several women as SVP.   

Director of Marketing in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

We need more women in leadership roles across all functions

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CIO3 years ago

Of the IT Managers at my organization almost 50% are women.

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Global Vice President of Sales in Software4 years ago

great question. not a shocking result. this has *got* to change.

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Director of IT in Construction4 years ago

Currently sitting at 26% out of 50 team members, and I could not be prouder of this. We gave equal opportunities and chances to any applicant, but women often impressed us more during the interview processes.

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no title4 years ago

I realized I made my comment before noticing the fact that this was about the leadership position. 2 of our 10 leads are female, so the real stat would be 20% for leadership and 26% overall. Still just as proud!

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