Slideshow used at the Chautauqua/Cattaraugus 2016 STEM Fair 'Women in Manufacturing' Booth sponsored and hosted by Cindy Aronson Workplace Training

1. Women fill HALF of all
jobs in the US
…..but less than
25% of STEM jobs.

2. Women with
STEM jobs
earn 33% more
than women in
non-STEM jobs.

3. STEM job:
$31.11/hour
Non-STEM job:
$19.26/hour
* On average for women; US Dept. Commerce 2009

6. Employment in occupations
related to STEM is projected to
grow to more than
9 million
between 2012 and 2022.
That’s an increase of about
1 million jobs
over 2012 employment levels.

7. The women at the top of
FORTUNE’s
MOST POWERFUL WOMEN
list have a serious thing
for engineering.
And physics. And math.

8. GINNI ROMETTY
IBM Chairwoman, President, & CEO
Graduated with a degree in computer science and electrical engineering
From Northwestern University’s School of Engineering & Applied Science

9. Sheryl Sandberg
Chief Operating Officer (COO) of
Graduated with
a degree
in economics

10. Mary
Barra
CEO & Chairman
Of General Motors
Earned a
degree
in electrical
engineering

11. Indra Nooyi
CEO of Pepsico
degrees in physics,
chemistry and math

12. PENNY
PRITZKER
US Secretary of
Commerce
Holds a degree
in economics

13. DID YOU KNOW?
Women invented:
WINDSHIELD
WIPERS
DISPOSABLE
DIAPERS
SCOTCHGARD
STAIN
REPELLANT
COBOL
COMPUTER
LANGUAGE
KEVLAR ~
BULLET PROOF
VESTS
WHITEOUT
AND SO MUCH MORE…..

14. Hedy
Lamarr
Invented
technology that
formed the
technical
backbone for
cellular phones,
fax machines
& wireless
communication.

15. STEM CAREERS
• ENGINEERING • COMPUTER ENGINEER • STATISTICIAN •
CHEMICAL ENGINEER • ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
• DRAFTERS • INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER • MEDICAL SCIENTISTS
• PETROLEUM ENGINEERS • COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST
• SOFTWARE DEVELOPER • ZOOLOGIST • FORESTER
• WEB DEVELOPER • ACCOUNTANT • MICROBIOLOGIST
• BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER • IT MANAGER
• FINANCIAL ADVISER • INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYST
• MATHEMATICIAN • MINING/GEOLOGICAL ENGINEER
• INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGIST • MECHANICAL ENGINEER
• DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR • ASTRONOMER
What do you want to do?

16. Women Leading Fortune 500 Companies
Mary Barra
General Motors
Meg Whitman
Hewlitt Packard
Ginni Rometty
IBM
Indra Nooyi
Pepsico
Marilyn Hewson
Lockheed-Martin
Safra Catz
Oracle
Phebe Novakovic
General Dynamics
Carol Myrowitz
TJX Companies

17. Trailblazing Women
Mary Barra
General Motors
Meg Whitman
Hewlitt Packard
Ginni Rometty
IBM
Indra Nooyi
Pepsico
Marilyn Hewson
Lockheed-Martin
Safra Catz
Oracle
Phebe Novakovic
General Dynamics
Carol Myrowitz
TJX Companies