The provided table represents the proportion of management roles held by women in a European country in 2006.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the industry of hospitality accounted for the largest number of female leaders. Meanwhile, manufacturing had the smallest portion compared to the remaining industries.
A closer look to the table reveals that approximately a third of female managers work in the field of hospitality. Additionally, this field also dominated the percentage of executives and CEOs , with these categories each contributing at around a fifth of the total. On the other hand, manufacturing made up the smallest share in all three positions, with managers being the most popular option at 9 percent, followed by executives and CEOs at nearly 2 percent.
In both finance and IT industry, nearly 16 percent of managers are women. However, in finance, females made up less than 5 percent in the role of executives, and less than 2 percent of CEOs. Conversely, the amount of executives in IT was almost double compared to CEOs at roughly 13 percent.
