First and Last Name/s of Presenters

Allyson FerreiraFollow

Mentor/s

Brian Stiltner Sandra Young

Participation Type

Poster

Abstract

Woman in business face struggles of advancing in a particular profession. For decades, there has been a stigma around women in business. It's evident that males make up the majority of executive job positions. “Women hold 1 to 3% of top executive jobs in the largest corporations worldwide. For women who also experience race discrimination, the percentage is even less” (Peus, Claudia). The causes lie in changeable cultures and practices. This underrepresentation is due to corporate culture, traditional gender roles, and gender pay gaps. Women deserve to be seen as corporate leaders, so it is necessary to take action to give more opportunities. Solving this problem won't be easy, but the human resources department, gender equality, and programming will be a step in the right direction.

College and Major available

Management BS

Location

Digital Commons & West Campus 2nd Floor University Commons

Start Day/Time

4-28-2023 12:00 PM

End Day/Time

4-28-2023 2:00 PM

Students' Information

Allyson Ferreira, Management Major, Honors Student, Class of 2023

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Apr 28th, 12:00 PM Apr 28th, 2:00 PM

Women Fighting for Their Executive Spot in the Workplace

Digital Commons & West Campus 2nd Floor University Commons

Woman in business face struggles of advancing in a particular profession. For decades, there has been a stigma around women in business. It's evident that males make up the majority of executive job positions. “Women hold 1 to 3% of top executive jobs in the largest corporations worldwide. For women who also experience race discrimination, the percentage is even less” (Peus, Claudia). The causes lie in changeable cultures and practices. This underrepresentation is due to corporate culture, traditional gender roles, and gender pay gaps. Women deserve to be seen as corporate leaders, so it is necessary to take action to give more opportunities. Solving this problem won't be easy, but the human resources department, gender equality, and programming will be a step in the right direction.

 

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