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Top #MBA Tweets Spotlight: #WomenInBusiness

Earlier this week, American Women’s Business Day took place and so we are shining this Top #MBA Tweets Spotlight on women in business.  The business school community had plenty to talk about, including the value of gender equality, the #MeToo movement and more.

A few programs, including Chicago Booth and INSEAD, discussed gender parity:

“In a world where talent is distributed equally among women and men, an economy that does not fully tap into the leadership skills offered by women is necessarily inefficient." says Professor Marianne Bertrand. #GlassCeiling https://t.co/ZgAq7w9jwM pic.twitter.com/VCkAcnYW4V

— Chicago Booth News (@UofCBoothNews) September 26, 2018

The demands for child care, housework and other life chores outside of work fall more heavily on women than on men, according to Professor Marianne Bertrand. @clairecm https://t.co/m3fk3597Ca

— Chicago Booth News (@UofCBoothNews) September 25, 2018

Research by professors Erik Hurst, Chang-Tai Hsieh, et al. shows improved access to high-skill jobs for women and people of color accounts for around 25% of all economic growth from 1960 to 2010-GDP/person increased by about 2.5x over that period @dkopf https://t.co/K7ps9H3Nbz

— Chicago Booth News (@UofCBoothNews) September 24, 2018

In 1993, India enacted a constitutional amendment to reserve 33% of village council seats for women, later raised to 50%. Find out what makes 70% of these representatives successful and how better #genderbalance creates a brighter future. #INSEADforGoodhttps://t.co/OCWRbKJHaZ

— INSEAD (@INSEAD) September 26, 2018

UCLA / Anderson and Chicago Booth reflected on the #MeToo movement:

New research by Professor Margaret Shih shows people tend to see harassment claims as a symptom of a corporate culture hostile to women, not only a 'bad apple' problem. How a company responds can make a difference. #MeToo #WomenInBusinesshttps://t.co/TWTTm6SqbT

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) September 24, 2018

Women need allies in the workplace–men and women, peers and supervisors, says Joanne Lipman, former Chief Content Officer of Gannett, former editor-in-chief of USA Today and a final judge for the Gerald Loeb Awards: https://t.co/BXpPsSqW0b #MeToo

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) September 25, 2018

Listen to professor Luigi Zingales explore the first major MeToo movement for economists on his podcast, Capitalisn’t: https://t.co/HtPHvAgmAY

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) September 26, 2018

NYU / Stern and UCLA / Anderson took a look back at important history:

#DidYouKnow: Women first matriculated at Stern in 1900, beginning a long tradition of diversity and inclusion. #AmericanBusinessWomensDay #SternPride

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) September 22, 2018

#OnThisDay in 1981, the U.S. Senate unanimously confirmed the nomination of Sandra Day O’Connor to become the first female justice on #SCOTUS. She was sworn in on Sep 25. https://t.co/P7DRkZFjQf via @AZBigMedia

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) September 21, 2018

While a Wharton student recounted the history of women in Indian society:

An eye-opening internship in Bangalore took Stephanie Wu #W20 through the history of women’s roles in Indian society, and to the forefront of how those roles are changing today. https://t.co/uLlZtt1mrV #socialimpact pic.twitter.com/q3hhGCxQWN

— Wharton School (@Wharton) September 21, 2018

Columbia Business School and UCLA / Anderson alumnae made an impressive Forbes list:

Congratulations to Columbia Business School alumna Gail Boudreaux ’89, one of @FortuneMagazine’s 2018 Most Powerful Women! @FortuneMPW #FortuneMPW https://t.co/ngqCo5SdAC

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) September 24, 2018

But of course! Fortune's just released 2018 list of the Most Powerful Women in Business includes @SusanWojcicki '98, of @YouTube. https://t.co/7xTqQV8tMB #WomenInBusiness #WhyAnderson

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) September 24, 2018

London Business School and Yale School of Management have lessons to pass on:

Discover how the Senior Executive Programme scholarship for women gave @JAFRACosmetics' Maria Angelova the expertise to build a winning strategy, establish high-performance teams and deliver impactful presentations https://t.co/oQQ3HmGqrR pic.twitter.com/xIsN0lKC7K

— London Business School (@LBS) September 25, 2018

All #YaleSOMAlumni are invited to attend "Women Leading the B-Corp Movement" in San Francisco on October 16th: https://t.co/2aNtDvvQqP Co-hosted by @TsaiCITY @YaleCBEY #entrepreneurship

— Yale SOM Alumni (@YaleSOMAlumni) September 19, 2018

Have you seen “re-tweetable” tweets in your feed this week?  E-mail [email protected] with your recommendations of which MBA programs we should spotlight next!

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Schools: Columbia, INSEAD, London Business School, NYU Stern, U. Chicago Booth, UCLA Anderson, UPenn / Wharton, Yale SOM

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