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At AT&T, more than 90,000 women help lead a transformation in the way we connect with our world. These women are executives, engineers, marketers, sales people, finance leaders, attorneys – and mentors. Here are their stories …

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Paving the Way for Women in STEM

At the 2013 Women in the World Summit, AT&T women leaders Cathy Coughlin, Debbie Storey and Esther Lee took a moment to reflect on the company’s ongoing efforts to attract more girls and young women to careers in science, technology, math and engineering (STEM). Watch and listen as they describe the issue and why it’s vital for our future that more women take a seat at the STEM table.


Paving the Way for Women in STEM

2013 Women in the World Summit

2013 Women in the World Summit

AT&T was a proud sponsor of the 2013 Women in the World Summit – a thriving forum for celebrating the achievements of women everywhere. Thirteen AT&T women leaders attended the event, including panelist Esther Lee, who gave her thoughts on how women are contributing to the technology revolution and what AT&T is doing to create even more opportunities for them.

For more, read Esther Lee's blog post on the Women in the World Summit and check out our plans for a special mobile app hackathon May 31 - June 2 in Palo Alto, Calif.

Girls Inc. honors AT&T's Coughlin

Girls Inc. recently honored AT&T Senior Executive Vice President and Global Marketing Officer Cathy Coughlin for her success in business and for inspiring young women to reach their full potential.

Girls Inc. scholarship recipient Diana Avila presented the “Woman of Achievement” award to Coughlin on March 13 in New York City. Coughlin was one of four exceptional women executives honored at the 29th Annual Girls Inc. New York Luncheon Celebrating Women of Achievement.

Coughlin said she was proud to be recognized by an organization that does so much to help girls succeed, particularly when it comes to getting them interested in careers that require strong skills in science, technology, engineering and math.


Girls Inc., Cathy Coughlin and Diana

AT&T “Leans In” to Showcase Women Leaders

The “Lean In” movement has people buzzing about women’s leadership and we’re proud to be a part of it. AT&T has a longstanding reputation as a company where women can achieve their highest potential, take on increasing levels of responsibility and help lead the communications revolution.

Marachel Knight Lean In Movement

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  • DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity
    #4 in 2012 and 2011
  • DiversityInc Top 10 for Recruitment & Retention
    #6 in 2012 and #3 in 2011
  • NAFE Top Companies for Executive Women
    2013, 2012 and 2011
  • LATINAStyle 50 Best Companies for Latinas
    #8 in 2012 and #7 in 2011
  • Women Engineer Magazine Top 50 Employers
    #37 in 2013, #44 in 2012 and #33 in 2011 (Readers’ Choice)