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Female entrepreneurs were found to be
19 percent more likely to be running billion-dollar companies than men,
and due to their executive positions, women are leading in the job-creation stakes.
—EY Global Job Creation Survey 2016

Business revenue among women-owned firms has increased by 35 percent
since 2007, a rate that is 30 percent higher than the national average.
—EY Global Job Creation Survey 2016

If women make up a significant portion of your customer base, they should be represented on your management team.
Research shows that companies with gender-balanced teams have a higher ROI.
—Bridget Brennan, Forbes Magazine 2016

31% of U.S. businesses have no women in senior management.
Of the women in senior management roles, 11% are Chief Marketing Officers.
—Grant Thornton Int’l Global Research Report 2017

On average the return on equity for
companies with the highest percentages of women board of directors outperformed those with the least by 53%.
—Catalyst.org

Women make the decision in the purchases of
94% of home furnishings
92% of vacations
91% of homes
60% of automobiles
51% of consumer electronics
92% of vacations
91% of homes
60% of automobiles
51% of consumer electronics
—Michael J. Silverstein and Kate Sayre Harvard Business Review

Women now drive the world economy.
Globally, they control about $20 trillion in annual consumer spending,
and that figure could climb as high as $28 trillion in the next five years.
—Michael J. Silverstein and Kate Sayre Harvard Business Review

Businesses that expanded the representation of women in the C-suite to 30% from zero
correlated with a 15% increase in profitability
—EY and the Peterson Institute for International Economics