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OnBoard’s Annual Study
Since 1993, OnBoard’s Annual Study has set the standard for tracking women’s representation on corporate boards, using progress in Georgia as a barometer for the national landscape.
Women directors hold 27% of board seats in 2025, unchanged from 2024.
Women directors of color hold just under 7% of seats, showing slight upward movement year-over-year.
“Power of 3” companies, those with three or more women directors comprise 45% of Georgia public companies.
Five companies achieved gender parity in 2025, down from eight in 2024. Time will tell whether this signals a lasting trend or a temporary dip.
OnBoard strengthens the pipeline by equipping women candidates to articulate the strength of their qualifications and guiding boards to broaden how they identify and recruit directors.
Women directors hold 27% of board seats in 2025.
Sponsor Spotlight
Today’s SponsorSpotlight highlights KPMG, a firm that drives growth and creates opportunities across industries through its integrated services. KPMG’s commitment to gender parity extends beyond the workplace, demonstrated by its support of charitable initiatives and the active involvement of its leaders with OnBoard.
We’re proud to recognize David Leiter, Nataly Lopes Marks, and Lejla I. Dickson—three influential KPMG leaders who are also OnBoard Advocates. Special thanks to Nataly Marks, a valued member of OnBoard’s Board of Directors, for her leadership and dedication.
A sincere thank you to KPMG for championing women in leadership, continually supporting our mission through meaningful connections and a commitment to be present!
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OnBoard announces 2025 Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans Award Dinner presented by Delta Air Lines