Many things have changed since CU Times published its first magazine back in 1990. One of those changes is the progress women have made in occupying C-suite offices in the business world.
In 1990, women earned about 72% of what men made (today it's 84%), and the Fortune 500′s CEO list was so male-dominated that the magazine hadn't started compiling executive gender information yet (that started in 1998, when one woman made the list).
But new momentum was building in 1990 — women were beginning to outnumber men in college enrollment and college completion, for example. In 1999, Susan Frank became the first female CEO of a credit union with more than $1 billion dollars in assets.
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