Gender Equity Expert Offers Data Backed Solutions Leading Up to April 10 Equal Pay Day

Katica Roy explains why data is the key to gender parity and now is the time for change

Katica Roy, CEO of Pipeline, a Denver-based startup working to eradicate gender inequity and bias by making awareness actionable at the individual and corporate levels. Pipeline's confidential proprietary SaaS platform uses AI to assess, address and action against the gender biases costing the U.S. alone $2 trillion each year. (Photo: Business Wire)

DENVER--()--Did you know that on average for every dollar a man makes in this country a woman takes home 82 cents? Based on this estimate a woman would have to work until April for her earnings to catch up to a man's earnings from the previous year. This calculation was the impetus for Equal Pay Day which takes place on Tuesday, April 10, 2018, a symbolic day that brings awareness to the wage discrepancies between men and women in the U.S. workforce.

There is a solution to gender equity in the U.S. It starts with an understanding of where we are so that we can improve. Data is the key to that understanding and the solution to parity, says Katica Roy, international speaker, CEO, gender economist and equity expert. Roy can break down the available data for audiences, helping make parity attainable now.

What better time to highlight this expertise than on Equal Pay Day, April 10, 2018?

Who: Katica Roy is CEO and founder of Pipeline, a Denver-based startup working to eradicate gender inequity and bias by making awareness actionable at the individual and corporate levels. Pipeline's confidential proprietary SaaS platform uses AI to assess, address and action against the gender biases costing the U.S. $2 trillion each year.

What: April 10 is Equal Pay Day, a nationally recognized day marking the wage discrepancies between men and women in the workforce. On April 10, 2018, in connection with Equal Pay Day, Katica Roy can share with your audience the latest data supporting the economic imperative of parity. Research points to gender equity as not only a social issue, but a massive economic opportunity nation and worldwide: recent studies find that advancing gender equality could add $12 trillion to the global GDP.

Why: Leading up to Equal Pay Day, the narrative around gender equity in the workplace continues to amplify. Awareness is only part of the conversation; a tangible solution needs to be added to that narrative. Gender equity can improve now and in the future, and most importantly, it is possible to close the pay gap.

When: Available leading up to Equal Pay Day on April 10, 2018.

Where: National via satellite; phone; email (Denver, Colo. based).

How: Media contact Anna Duggan, anna@orapinmarketing.com or (720) 357-2203.

About Pipeline

Pipeline is a Denver-based technology company that increases financial performance of companies through closing the gender equity gap. Pipeline's proprietary SaaS platform uses artificial intelligence to assess, address and action against the gender biases costing the U.S. alone $2 trillion. A component of the platform, the Pipeline Forecastâ„¢, provides a clear view of the timeline for investment and projected returns. This issue is not just about good sense, this is about dollars. Big dollars that turn heads to create social change. For more information, visit PipelineEquity.com, like PipelineEquity on Facebook, follow @PipelineEquity on Twitter, and follow @PipelineEquity on LinkedIn.

Contacts

for Pipeline
Anna Duggan, 720-357-2203
anna@orapinmarketing.com

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Gender economist and equity expert offers solutions leading up to April 10 Equal Pay Day. Katica Roy explains why data is the key to gender parity.

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Contacts

for Pipeline
Anna Duggan, 720-357-2203
anna@orapinmarketing.com