Ari Stachel & Jay Rosenzweig
Mindy Grossman & Jay Rosenzweig
Jay Rosenzweig, Nita Amani, Jessica Sibley
Jay Rosenzweig & David Rock AKA DRock
Stephen Lecce, Ontario’s Minister of Energy & Mines & Jay Rosenzweig
Michael Kerzner, Solicitor General of Ontario, & Jay Rosenzweig
Michael Levitt, Laura Smith, Jay Rosenzweig, Stephen Lecce, Fred Waks
Rami Matan Even-Esh AKA Kosha Dillz & Jay Rosenzweig
Jay Rosenzweig & Moshe Gersht
Jay Rosenzweig with The Bala Boys, Sriram & Ganesh
Ilan Penn, Jay Rosenzweig, Tyler Henry
Jay Rosenzweig at TIME Women of the Year Gala
Sheryl Sandberg on the Rosenzweig Report
This is a pivotal moment for women’s leadership in the U.S. and around the world. Research continues to show advancing women’s careers requires sustained focus. Companies that remain committed will retain top talent and, ultimately, perform better. The Rosenzweig Report provides a clear, data-driven view of where…
Jessica Sibley on the Rosenzweig Report
Women’s leadership is one of the most powerful forces for progress in the world. When women lead, communities and companies become stronger, innovation flourishes, and the path forward becomes more equitable for everyone. At TIME, our journalism consistently highlights how women across business, culture, science, and…
Scott Galloway on the Rosenzweig Report
I’ve made it one of my missions to discuss the crisis facing our young men. What’s not mutually exclusive is discussing how we can better empower our young women. When we systematically equip our future leaders, it lifts up everyone — regardless of gender. The Rosenzweig Report is a great way for us to track how much progress women have…
Mark Cuban on the Rosenzweig Report
Women make organizations stronger, smarter, and more resilient. When women lead, everyone wins. We need to make sure women have the same access to opportunities, capital, mentorship, and leadership roles as anyone else. Jay Rosenzweig has been pushing for this for more than two decades with his annual report, and…
The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau on the Rosenzweig Report
When we talk about advancing women into leadership, we’re talking about something fundamental to who we are as a society. It’s about equality, yes, but it’s also about building a stronger economy and driving growth in a changing world. We’ve made real progress. But we also have to be honest with ourselves: women are still …
