Women at Haas:
The Haas School of Business ranks among the top 3 business schools for women (Working Woman).

• Haas women have the highest average salaries of graduating female MBAs countrywide and have average starting salaries that are $5,000 above male Haas graduates (Business Week).
  
• Haas women co-founded the U.C. Berkeley Business Plan Competition and founded the Social Venture Business Plan Competition.

WIL Conferences in the past:
Notable women who have participated in past conferences include: Patricia Woertz, Executive Vice President of ChevronTexaco Corporation, Ginger L. Graham, Advisor to the President of Guidant Corporation, Donna Dubinsky, Founder, President and CEO of Handspring; Beth Sawi, Chief Administrative Officer of Charles Schwab & Company, Inc.;Pat House, Co-founder and Executive Vice-President of Siebel Systems; Judith Lichtman, President of National Partnership for Women and Families; Candice Carpenter, Founder & CEO of iVillage; Audrey Rice Oliver, President and CEO of Integrated Business Solutions, Inc.; Sharon Patrick, CEO of Martha Stewart Omnimedia; Anita Roddick, Founder of The Body Shop; Patricia Dunn, Chairwoman of Barclay's Global Investors; Joan Helpern, CEO and President of Joan and David; Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Former Dean of the Haas School of Business.

WIL Organization:
Women in Leadership (WIL) is the largest student run group at Haas. WIL's mission is to serve the entire Haas community through a series of professional, educational and social events designed to enhance the understanding and appreciation of women's roles in business while equipping WIL members to achieve success. Beyond hosting the annual conference, WIL offers monthly social events, executive lunches, issue forums, and an annual retreat.