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Boston Women's Workforce Council

The Boston Women’s Workforce Council (BWWC) leads a unique public-private partnership between the Mayor’s Office and Boston area employers.

The Council is dedicated to eliminating the gender and racial wage gap in Greater Boston.

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About the council

The Boston Women's Workforce Council works with Boston area employers to:

  • measure and report on the gender and racial wage gap in Greater Boston
  • remove the visible and invisible barriers to women’s advancement, and
  • ensure that 100 percent of the talent pool is used to make Boston the best place in the US for working women.

visit the BWWC website

BWWC 2019

100% Talent Compact

BWWC 100% Talent Compact

A dedicated group of employers in Greater Boston is tackling the persistent issue of the gender and racial wage gap by signing the 100% Talent Compact. They represent a wide swath of organizations, ranging in size and industry. These employers share a common goal: to make Boston the best place in the US for working women. 

Commit to closing the gender and racial wage gap in your organization today. For more information, email team@thebwwc.org. For a complete list of 100% Talent Compact Signers, visit the Boston Women's Workforce Council website

Meet the Council

Meet the Council

 

  • Joan Christel, Senior Vice President, Head of Corporate Citizenship & Global Inclusion, State Street
  • Megan Costello, Senior Advisor, Boston Public Schools
  • Stephen Denny, Head of Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion, Putnam Investments
  • Jane Edmonds, Vice President for Programming and Community Outreach, Babson College
  • Ildemaro Gonzalez, Vice President and Chief Inclusion & Diversity Officer, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
  • Elizabeth Hailer, Executive Director, The Commonwealth Institute



 

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