as men so that these women have their voices heard”. The power disparity between men and women in executive leadership positions was illustrated further when ExecuShe, partnered with The Female Lead, to release a list of the top female executive shareholders within the S&P 500, and their standing in comparison to their male counterparts. Their research revealed that 292 companies in the S&P 500 index had less than 10% of the share value in female hands. The list included such notable names as Jayshree Ullal, President and CEO of Arista Networks; Sheryl Sandberg, former COO of Facebook (now Meta Platforms); Lisa Su, President, CEO and Chair of Advanced Micro Devices; Ruth Porat, SVP and CFO of Alphabet; and Phebe Novakovic, chairwoman and CEO of General Dynamics Corp. G20 countries ExecuShe's collaboration with UN Women also revealed that only 10.7% of power lies in the hands of women executives in the average G20 company, even though women represent themselves in 15.9% of executive positions on average. While countries like Australia (21.2%), South Africa (19.8%), and Canada (16.7%) all bode reasonably well in terms of the gender power gap, countries like Argentina (3.9%), Republic of Korea (2.1%), and Saudi Arabia (1.8%) though, still have long ways to go for corporate women in power. References Gender equality Feminist economics Misogyny Sexism Employment discrimination Women-related neologisms Industrial and organizational psychology