Measure What Matters: Top Companies for Women Technologists 2018 Results
Top Companies for Women Technologists is a U.S. program that recognizes companies building workplaces where women can thrive.
In our 8th year, we analyzed data on representation, programs, and policies from 80 companies representing more than 150,000 women technologists. We share company specific insights with participants so they can continue to build more inclusive workplaces.
We also publish an Insights Report, examining trends and benchmarks across the industry. At a time when women technologists are significantly underrepresented in building technologies, Top Companies data helps us clearly understand whether the industry is improving, who is committed to change and advancement, and what policies, procedures, and actions are most effective in driving progress. To help understand what factors may influence representation rates, we look at participants based on technical workforce size (less than 1,000, between 1,000 and 10,000, and greater than 10,000 technical employees) and award the top five scoring organizations in each size category the Top Companies for Women Technologists Top Five designation.
We are proud to announce ThoughtWorks, Blackbaud, and Bank of America as the winners of the 2018 Top Companies for Women Technologists program. These three companies had the highest overall score, categorized by size of their technical workforce.
The Top Five lists the organizations whose representation of women technologists is the highest in their technical workforce size category (less than 1,000, between 1,000-10,000, and greater than 10,000 technical employees). The winners of each size category will be announced on the main stage at Grace Hopper Celebration in Houston on September 26, 2018. Companies are listed alphabetically; this list is not a ranking.
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Technical Workforce of <1,000HBO Inc. Morningstar, Inc. Securian Financial ThoughtWorks XO Group |
Technical Workforce of 1,000 – 10,000Airbnb Blackbaud GEICO State Farm Ultimate Software |
Technical Workforce of >10,000Accenture Bank of America IBM SAP |
These companies are hugely instrumental in driving change. By contributing to the industry benchmark and measuring their data against other participants, they demonstrate a commitment to understanding where they are today, and learning how they can improve. Companies are listed alphabetically; this list is not a ranking.
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Accenture ADP Airbnb Akamai Technologies Allstate Insurance Company Amazon.com American Express Argonne National Laboratory athenahealth Avanade Bank of America Blackbaud BNY Mellon CA Technologies Cadence Capital One Carbon Black CDW Cisco Systems Citi Dell Inc. eBay Electronic Arts Evernote Expedia Group Experian Express Scripts FactSet Research Systems |
GEICO Grubhub HBO Inc. HERE Technologies HP Inc. IBM iCIMS Intel Corporation Lilly Macy’s, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Morgan Stanley Morningstar, Inc. Nationwide NetApp Neustar New Relic New York Life Insurance Nike, Inc. Northrop Grumman Corporation Northwestern Mutual Oracle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
Palo Alto Networks Publicis Sapient Qualcomm Salesforce SAP Schrödinger, Inc. Securian Financial ServiceNow Squarespace State Farm Synopsys, Inc. T. Rowe Price Target Thomson Reuters ThoughtWorks Two Sigma Investments Ultimate Software USAA Vanguard Veritas Technologies LLC Visa Inc. Wayfair Workday XO Group Yelp Yext, Inc. Zillow Group |
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