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50/50 Women on Boards Gender Diversity Directory™

Use the directory to research the gender composition of corporate boards on the Russell 3000 Index.

Our Gender Diversity Index Directory is a proprietary tool introduced in 2011 to track the representation of women, including women of color, on corporate boards.

As of March 31, 2025, only 30.4% of the Russell 3000 Index company board seats were occupied by women, with a decline in the number of gender-balanced boards by 17 companies, and women of color holding 7.7% of seats.

In response to the disparity in representation of women on corporate boards, we are devoted to transparently tracking  the progress companies are making  through our comprehensive directory where you can view a public company’s advancement in diversifying their boards by considering factors such as state, size, sector, and rank.

We define gender-balanced and diverse boards as having 50% of corporate board seats held by women, with at least 20% of those seats held by women of color. For boards with an odd number of members, the index considers the board balanced if women hold one more or one less than half of the seats.

We define gender-balanced boards as women holding half of the seats. Boards with an odd number of members are balanced if women hold one more or less than half of the corporate board seats.

Based on the number of women directors, each corporation is rated as GB, 3+, 2, 1, or a 0 company. 

GB

Companies with Gender-Balanced Boards

3+

Companies with 3 or more women

2

Companies with 2 women

1

Companies with 1 woman

0

Companies with 0 woman

Instantly locate board data for 3000 public companies. Choose from the fields below to narrow your search by company name, state headquartered, sector, or rating. 

Russell 3000 Index companies with three or more women on their board or a gender-balanced board receive recognition leading the way. If your company meets the criteria and has not received credit for its board diversity achievements, please contact info@5050wob.com.

 


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Women %30

Analysis of2891

GB Companies387

3+ Companies1375

2 Companies741

1 Companies324

0 Companies64

Company 5050 Rating Total Board # of women % of women Sector State City
Burlington Stores, Inc. 3+ 11 4 36% Consumer Cyclical NJ Burlington
Business First Bancshares, Inc. 3+ 19 3 15% Financial Services LA Baton Rouge
BWX Technologies, Inc. 3+ 10 3 30% Industrials VA Lynchburg
BXP, Inc. 3+ 11 3 27% Real Estate MA Boston
Byline Bancorp, Inc. 3+ 10 3 30% Financial Services IL Chicago
Byrna Technologies Inc. 1 5 1 20% Industrials MA Andover
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. 3+ 12 4 33% Industrials MN Eden Prairie
C3.ai, Inc. 2 11 2 18% Technology CA Redwood City
C4 Therapeutics, Inc. 2 10 2 20% Healthcare MA Watertown
Cabaletta Bio, Inc. 2 6 2 33% Healthcare PA Philadelphia
Cable One, Inc. GB 9 5 55% Communication Services AZ Phoenix
Cabot Corporation 3+ 11 3 27% Basic Materials MA Boston
CACI International Inc 3+ 11 3 27% Technology VA Reston
Cactus, Inc. 1 9 1 11% Energy TX Houston
Cadence Bank 3+ 15 5 33% Financial Services MS Tupelo
Cadence Design Systems, Inc. 3+ 10 3 30% Technology CA San Jose
Cadiz Inc. GB 9 5 55% Utilities CA Los Angeles
Cadre Holdings, Inc. 1 5 1 20% Industrials FL Jacksonville
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. 3+ 12 3 25% Consumer Cyclical NV Reno
Caesarstone Ltd. GB 8 4 50% Industrials MP Menashe
Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. 2 7 2 28% Consumer Defensive MS Ridgeland
Calavo Growers, Inc. 3+ 9 3 33% Consumer Defensive CA Santa Paula
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc 2 10 2 20% Basic Materials Jersey St Helier
Caleres, Inc. GB 13 7 53% Consumer Cyclical MO Saint Louis
California BanCorp. 2 12 2 16% Financial Services CA San Diego
California Resources Corporation 2 10 2 20% Energy CA Long Beach
California Water Service Group 3+ 11 4 36% Utilities CA San Jose
Calix, Inc. 3+ 9 3 33% Technology CA San Jose
Camden National Corporation 3+ 12 5 41% Financial Services ME Camden
Camden Property Trust 3+ 10 3 30% Real Estate TX Houston
Camping World Holdings, Inc. 2 8 2 25% Consumer Cyclical IL Lincolnshire
Candel Therapeutics, Inc. 3+ 9 3 33% Healthcare MA Needham
Cannae Holdings, Inc. 1 10 1 10% Consumer Cyclical NV Las Vegas
Canoo Inc. GB 7 3 42% Consumer Cyclical CA Torrance
Cantaloupe, Inc. GB 9 4 44% Technology PA Malvern
Capital Bancorp, Inc. 2 12 2 16% Financial Services MD Rockville
Capital City Bank Group, Inc. 3+ 12 3 25% Financial Services FL Tallahassee
Capital One Financial Corporation 3+ 12 4 33% Financial Services VA McLean
Capitol Federal Financial, Inc. 1 8 1 12% Financial Services KS Topeka
Capri Holdings Limited GB 8 4 50% Consumer Cyclical LONDON
Capricor Therapeutics, Inc. 2 9 2 22% Healthcare CA San Diego
Cardiff Oncology, Inc. GB 7 3 42% Healthcare CA San Diego
Cardinal Health, Inc. 3+ 12 5 41% Healthcare OH Dublin
Cardlytics, Inc. 2 8 2 25% Communication Services GA Atlanta
CareDx, Inc. 2 10 2 20% Healthcare CA BRISBANE
CareTrust REIT, Inc. GB 5 3 60% Real Estate CA San Clemente
Cargo Therapeutics, Inc. 2 8 2 25% Healthcare CA San Mateo
CarGurus, Inc. 1 7 1 14% Consumer Cyclical MA Boston
Caribou Biosciences, Inc. 3+ 8 5 62% Healthcare CA Berkeley
Carlisle Companies Incorporated 3+ 11 3 27% Industrials AZ Scottsdale

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