Research About Women On Company Boards

Women Directors Added to the Boards of the Top 50 Wisconsin Public Companies Since Last Report

Laura E. Kohler

Senior Vice President Human Resources, Stewardship and Sustainability
Kohler Co.

Marcia M. Anderson

Major General, Retired
United States Army

Tina Chang

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Syslogic

Joy Falotico

President
Lincoln Motor Company

Saloni S. Multani

Partner
Galvanize Climate Solutions LLC

Melanie K. Cook

Chief Operating Officer, Retired
GE Appliances

Joanne Collins Smee

Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial, SMB and Channels Officer
Xerox Holdings Corporation

Kathleen S. Skarvan

President and Chief Executive Officer
Electromed, Inc.

Susan J. Riley

Interim President and Chief
Executive Officer, Retired
PJM Interconnection, LLC

Lynn C. Minella

Executive Vice President and
Chief Human Resources Officer, Retired
Johnson Controls

Caralynn Nowinksi Collens

Chief Executive Officer
Dimension INX

Maria C. Green

Senior Vice President and
General Counsel, Retired
Ingersoll Rand PLC

Nam Tran Nguyen

Chief Operating Officer
Generate Capital

Amy R. Davis

President-New Power Business
Cummins Inc.

Teresita M. Lowman

Vice President and General Manager, Retired
DXC Technology

Katherine C. Harper

Executive Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer
BDP International

Ava E. Lias-Booker

Partner
Mcguirewoods LLP

Juliann W. Larimer

Chairperson
Peak Technologies, Inc.

Research

Our annual research on the percentage of women on the top 50 Wisconsin public company boards is the cornerstone of MWi. Our research documents the number of women on each public company board, selected regional and national data and with insights from leading Wisconsin CEOs on how they achieved their best-in-class results.

2022 Research Report

Our 2022 research report, “20 years of Advancing Inclusive Leadership”, shows the percentage of women on the boards of Wisconsin’s top 50 public companies has continued to increase. This year for the first time, we also included representation of Women of Color on Wisconsin’s top boards.

Read the full report here.