BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : FEBRUARY 5, 2001 ISSUE
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The Female Factor in IPOs


University of Michigan professor Theresa Welbourne looked at
476 companies for three years after their IPOs. She found that
higher numbers of women in senior management improved stock
price and earnings per share. The average IPO price was $14,
and the EPS was 16 cents.

MANAGEMENT STOCK EARNINGS TEAM PRICE PER SHARE 9 men, 1 woman $14.65 $.25 5 men, 5 women 17.25 .61 Data: Wall Street Likes Its Women: An Examination of Women in Top Management Teams of IPOs


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