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    Author
    Vattimo, Casey
    Keyword
    CEO--Women--Fortune 500
    Barriers in the Workplace--Women
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    LeSavoy, Barbara
    Date Published
    2020-12
    
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    Abstract
    This research examines the current number of women holding CEO positions within the Fortune 500 companies. It takes a deeper look into this gender gap and fully examines the hidden barriers that women face when progressing through their careers. I examine this through an analysis of articles, studies, interviews and testimonials that have been published around this subject. The Time’s Up and Me-Too movement also play an important part in this discussion, and I discuss the current work of both these organizations and how they have inspired women. These movements shed a light on how society can move forward with fighting the gender imbalance. This topic is important to women across all industries as there remains lingering gender discrimination. Looking at these issues in such a magnified lens can prepare women for the hardships they are going to face in the workforce but can also inspire women to continue to demand change.
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