Women At Work | ALIST Magazine

Has progress for women in the boardroom stalled?

0 comments, 20/05/2013, by Debbie Choy Grage in Columns, Women At Work

The good news is that there are now 18 women CEOs running Fortune 500 companies, up from 12 in 2011 and 15 in 2009. That means that a groundbreaking 3.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs are women. Yay! To get a feel for whether this is part of a real shift, or just a temporary blip in this roun... Read more...

Does face time matter?

0 comments, 20/03/2013, by Debbie Choy Grage
Posted in Columns, Women At Work

Smart tax moves for the holidays

0 comments, 20/12/2012, by Debbie Choy Grage
Posted in Columns, Women At Work

The Hard Choice Between Family and Job

0 comments, 20/11/2012, by Debbie Choy Grage
Posted in Columns, Women At Work

Why should Asian American women vote?

3 comments, 18/10/2012, by Debbie Choy Grage
Posted in Columns, Female Leaders, Politics, Women At Work

Can Marissa Mayer Avoid The Motherhood Penalty?

2 comments, 20/09/2012, by Debbie Choy Grage in Columns, Female Leaders, Women At Work

Now that the excitement around Marissa Mayer’s appointment to the Yahoo! CEO post has calmed down somewhat, the world waits eagerly to see how she will turn the company around. She may have a challenging road ahead of her with the turnaround, but one thing that she may be able to avoid is th... Read more...

Introducing Debbie Choy Grage: Women At Work

3 comments, 16/08/2012, by Debbie Choy Grage in Columns, Female Leaders, Women At Work

I am not sure what saddens me more – the statistics for women leaders in the US, or the statistics for Asian Americans in Corporate America. In Fortune 500 companies today, there are only 12 female CEOs – comprising 2.4% of this elite group. In Fortune 500 board rooms, only 16.1% of the board ... Read more...