
Of the 533 executive officers at these 100 top firms, there were 90 women. They made up 17 percent of the total. Women of color made up just one percent of all executive officers at these firms.
The gap was widest for Hispanic women and Latinas of any gender or racial group in the survey. They comprised just 0.4 percent of named executive officers and were underrepresented by eighteenfold when compared with their share of the workforce. In the S&P 100, White men were nine times as likely as a Latina to be a named executive officer, according to the USA Today data.


