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A Grant Thornton report indicates that many women are beginning to hold senior positions in companies globally. In 2021, the most commonly held senior position by women was Director of Human Resources (HR), reaching 38%.
Thirty-six percent of women held the position of Chief Finance Officer (CFO), followed by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at 26%. Women were also represented in other C-level positions, such as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) (23%), Chief Operating Officer (COO) (22%), and Chief Information Officer (CIO) (21%).
Furthermore, 19% of women served as Sales Directors, 15% as Corporate Controllers, and 7% as partners. Meanwhile, 3% of women held other senior positions.
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