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Katica Roy

Katica Roy

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Contributor, Fast Company

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  • We need more female political leaders for the future of work

    By Katica Roy|World Economic ForumWomen make up half the global population but hold just 26.5% of parliamentary seats and 22.9% of ministerial positions worldwide. This political imbalance isn’t just about representation — it has real economic consequences for the future of work. The gender gap in political leadership is an economic gap that must close for fairness and economic prosperity. The future of work isn’t just about technology, automation or upskilling — it’s about power. Right now, that power remains unequally distributed.

    By Katica Roy · 0

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Attacks on DEI assume a level playing field where none exists-and threaten America’s future prosperity

    By Katica Roy|FortuneVerifiedBYKatica RoyKatica Roy is an award-winning gender economist and the CEO of Pipeline, an AI-powered equity software platform that enables companies to realize the financial returns from their DEI commitments.

    By Katica Roy · Fortune

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • We need more female political leaders for the future of work

    By Katica Roy|World Economic ForumWomen make up half the global population but hold just 26.5% of parliamentary seats and 22.9% of ministerial positions worldwide. This political imbalance isn’t just about representation — it has real economic consequences for the future of work. The gender gap in political leadership is an economic gap that must close for fairness and economic prosperity. The future of work isn’t just about technology, automation or upskilling — it’s about power. Right now, that power remains unequally distributed.

    By Katica Roy · 0

    Mar. 13, 2025

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Fast Company

Fast Company is a prominent business magazine founded in 1995 by Louis Rossetto and Alan Webber. It aims to shape the conversation around business and success, focusing on innovation, technology, design, and entrepreneurship. The magazine has received several accolades, including two National Magazine Awards and a Gerald Loeb Award. Fast Company publishes content in both print and online formats, offering articles, interviews, and insights from industry leaders. It has a strong following among executives and entrepreneurs, making it a key resource for those interested in business trends and practices. Owned by Mansueto Ventures since 2005, Fast Company continues to influence discussions on the future of work and leadership.

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