1. Women in
Business
Aukse Rusteikaite
Christine Reeb
Diana Abaidulina
Nastya Zelyonaya
Nikol Ilnitski
Sonya Kononova
Vasilisa Viktorova

2. Outline
 History
 Current Situation Germany-Russia
 Laws
 Women’s Business Club
 Successful women
 Recommendations
 Future Perspectives

3. History
 1848 Declaration of Sentiments;
 1850 First National Women’s Rights
Convention;
 1893 Colorado adopts an amendment
granting women in the right to vote;
 1903 The national Women’s Trade Union
League;
 1960 beginning of feminist movement;
 Movement all over the world…

4. Current Situation.. Germany
 3 K’s: “Kinder, Küche, und Kirche”
 Conservative belief (Either Job or
Family)
 Criticism from family members, friends,
and colleagues
 Struggles getting up a career ladder
 Are Men better at business than
women are?

5. Current Situation.. Russia

6. Laws- Germany
 Gender Quotas
 Example: Daimler
 Dieter Zetsche, Daimler CEO and many other
corporate leaders, is opposed to a gender quota
mandated by law. However, he has set an internal
goal for Daimler: to double the share of women in
leadership positions from 10 to 20 percent by 2020.
 Daimler was the first Car manufacturer who brings
a woman, Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt, into the
management board.

7. Laws- Russia

8. Women’s Business Club
 1826- First Women Club, London
Women supporting each other in Business
Life;
 1993- Women Business Club, Germany
Women discuss current news, inspire and
promote each other;
 Benefit of developing new business
relationships and help each other in
important assignations.

9. Successful Women- Germany
Regine Stachelhaus-
Managing Director of
Unicef
Nicola Leibinger-
Kammüller- member of
supervisory boards of
Lufthansa and Siemens
Renate Kocher- member
ofsupervisory boards of Allianz,
BMW, Infineon, Bosch and
Nestlé
Angela Merkel- most
powerful women of the
world

10. Successful Woman- Russia

11. Recomendations

12. Future Perspectives

13. Any Questions?

14. Questions

15. Thank You
for
Your Attention