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Bayer Facts Of Science Eduction XII

Demographics

Three-quarters (73%) of respondents surveyed are CEOs/President of the company. Nearly all (98%) of the companies surveyed are independent companies as opposed to being a division or subsidiary of another. Executives are skewed male and Caucasian. The average age of executives surveyed is 48 years old and the majority (70%) have a graduate degree. Three in five of those surveyed (58%) have a degree in a STEM field.

DEMOGRAPHICS TOTAL
Gender
  Male 81%
  Female 19%
Race
  Caucasian 78%
  Asian/Chinese/Japanese/Korean 10%
  Hispanic 5%
  Indian (from India) 2%
  African-American 1%
  Native American 1%
Average age 48 years
Education
  Some college, trade or technical school 4%
  College graduate 26%
  Graduate Degree (net) 70%
    Graduate degree at Master's Level 53%
    Graduate degree at PhD, M.D., J.D. 17%
Degree in STEM field 58%
Type of Company
  Independent 98%
  Division or subsidiary 2%
2005 Total Revenue
  Under $10 million 45%
  $10 million or more 45%
Average $59.8M
Industry
  Communications/Networking/Internet (net) 26%
    Communications/Networking 24%
    Internet 2%
  Software (net) 23%
    Software engineering 20%
    Business & manufacturing software 3%
  Biotechnology/Biomedical/Pharmaceuticals (net) 16%
  Manufacturing (net) 9%
  Medical equipment 7%
  Engineering & technology (general) 7%
  Business services 6%
  Healthcare Services 4%
Employees
Number of employees (average) 160
Numer of employees with experience in STEM (average) 60
Percentage of employees with STEM experience (average) 60%
Percentage of STEM employees who are women (average) 21%
Percentage of STEM employees who are African-American, Native American or Hispanic (average) 10%
Percentage of STEM employees who are Asian, including Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Korean, etc. (average) 13%






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