The gender pay gap, unfortunately, is very real. We all know that.
Most statistics show women making around 78 cents for every dollar men make.
That’s $780 for every $1,000 made by men.
$39,000 for every $50,000
$780,000 for every $100,000
…You get the point.
We’re missing out. Big time.
Don’t give up yet, though. There’s good news (at least if you’re on the path to becoming a CEO of a large company): Women execs now outearn their male counterparts.
Yes, you heard me correctly. The study analyzed compensation for 21 of the 22 current female CEOs in the S&P 500 and found that while male CEOs make $12.7 million on average, women are making $18.8 million.
See all of the results below:
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Sarah Landrum is the founder of Punched Clocks.
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