Women in Corporate Leadership II: Progress and Prospects Athena January 15, 2004 Ebele Okobi-Harris Senior Associate, Western Region Catalyst.

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Women in Corporate Leadership II: Progress and Prospects Athena January 15, 2004 Ebele Okobi-Harris Senior Associate, Western Region Catalyst

© Catalyst Catalyst’s Mission: To Advance Women In Business n Enable women in business to achieve maximum potential n Help employers capitalize upon the talents of all employees, regardless of gender

© Catalyst Our Programs and Services n Research n Advisory Services n Corporate Board Placement n Membership n Catalyst Award n Books and Publications

© Catalyst Women in Corporate Leadership: A Global Undertaking Women in U.S. Corporate Leadership 1997 Women in Canadian Corporate and Professional Leadership 1999 Women in Corporate Leadership: United Kingdom 2002 Women in European Corporate Leadership 2003 Women in U.S. Corporate Leadership: II

© Catalyst Work Satisfaction Current position80% Current employer79% Respect with which you are treated at work77% Financial compensation72% Opportunities to network57% Career advancement opportunities57% Availability of mentors23% Women Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Managing Work with Family and Personal Life I have had to put personal goals on hold in order to get where I am in my career During my career, I have had to put my career goals on hold in order to achieve my personal aspirations I am comfortable with the trade-offs I have made between my career and personal goals Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Attitudes Towards Women in the Workplace: 1996, 2003 Male managers frequently have difficulty managing women* Men have difficulty being managed by women *Significant difference at p<.05 Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Opportunities for Women to Advance in Company Within Past Five Years Improved somewhat Improved greatly Improved slightly No change Declined N/A* Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Women in Corporate America

© Catalyst Aspiration to Be at the Top No Not Sure Yes Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Skill & Desire to Be at the Top Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Barriers to Women’s Advancement: 2003 Lack of significant general management/line experience 47%68% Exclusion from informal networks41%18% Stereotyping of women’s roles and abilities33%12% Failure of senior leadership to assume accountability for women’s advancement 29%37% Commitment to personal/family responsibilities 26%16% Women not in management ranks long enough 10%20% Lack of desire to reach senior levels8%11% Lack of skill or ability to reach senior levels2%13% Women CEOs Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Line Corporate Officer Positions in the Fortune 500: 2002 Women Men Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Line vs. Staff Positions: 2002 Corporate officers in line positions Corporate officers in staff positions Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Strategies for Women’s Advancement: 2003 Exceeding performance expectations69%53% Successfully managing others49%63% Developing a style with which male managers are comfortable 47%11% Having recognized expertise in specific content area 46%17% Seeking out difficult or highly visible assignments 40%32% Gaining line management experience28%50% Networking23%17% Developing and adhering to own career goals 20%7% Women CEOs Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

© Catalyst Responsibility for Change Source: Catalyst, Women in Corporate Leadership II, 2003

Bit by Bit: Catalyst’s Guide to Advancing Women in High Tech Companies

© Catalyst Bit by Bit: Methodology and Participants n Five roundtable discussions n 73 participants from 27 high tech companies n 68% female; 32% male n 39% people of color n 67% at vice president level or above

© Catalyst Women in High Tech Leadership: The Numbers Women on Boards of Directors Women Corporate Officers and Top Earners

© Catalyst Barriers To Advancement n Exclusionary corporate culture n Failure to strategically and objectively recruit and develop employees n Women have less access to role models, networks and mentors n Conflict of work responsibilities with personal and family commitments

© Catalyst What can companies do? n Build and communicate leadership commitment n Create accountability measure and metrics n Address stereotyping n Provide a range of leadership models

© Catalyst Leadership Careers in High Tech: Wired for Success n There is no one route to the top. n You do not need a technical degree to make it to the top. n Networks are critical to advancement and mobility. n The high tech industry is not a meritocracy.

© Catalyst Bit by Bit: Action Steps n Benchmark. n Develop mentoring and networking programs. n Hold regular roundtable discussions. n Attract women to the educational pipeline.

Women in Corporate Leadership II: Progress and Prospects and Bit by Bit: Catalyst’s Guide to Advancing Women in High Tech Athena January 15, 2004 Ebele Okobi-Harris Senior Associate, Western Region Catalyst