ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月31日 14時47分

For months, technology companies have pursued Amy Chang, who was an executive at @Google for 7 years before founding Accompany, a start-up that makes an executive-briefing app. All of them had one question for her: Will you please join our board? As tech companies are under growing pressure to diversify their boards, the competition for female executives is thriving. While many companies still want the highest-profile women in the industry — think @sherylsandberg of @facebook — a new pool of candidates is also being hotly pursued. Those women are younger, tend to be ethnically diverse and have grown up in digital businesses. Amy, photographed here by @jasonhenry in Los Altos, California, eventually agreed to one invitation. In October, she was appointed to the board of @cisco, the behemoth Silicon Valley maker of networking gear. She is now the youngest of @cisco’s 11 board members by at least a decade, and 1 of 4 women.

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