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From Intern to CEO: Karen Carter's Rise at Dow Reflects the Long Road Women Take to the Top
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From Intern to CEO: Karen Carter's Rise at Dow Reflects the Long Road Women Take to the Top
Karen Carter’s appointment as CEO of Dow on July 1 marked a historic milestone for one of America’s oldest industrial giants. After joining the company as an intern in 1994, Carter climbed the ranks over 32 years to become the first woman to lead the 129-year-old chemical company and the first Black woman to head a major U.S. chemical manufacturer, according to a Forbes report. The headlines celebrating her journey from intern to chief executive…
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