The New York Stock Exchange's new president is a woman, at last

That cracking you just heard is the sound of the glass ceiling breaking at the New York Stock Exchange as a woman became president of the financial market for the first time in its 226-year history.
Stacey Cunningham, who began her career as a floor clerk on the NYSE in 1996, will become the 67th president of the Big Board.
That means that two of the world's most well-known financial exchanges will be led by women. Adena Friedman became CEO of Nasdaq in January 2017 after previously serving as the financial market's president and chief operating officer.
Cunningham, who has been the chief operating officer of the NYSE Group since June 2015, officially becomes president on Friday, according to Intercontinental Exchange, the financial market's parent company .
Nowaday  a lot of women become successful in sociey ,they have a huge effect in the world , but  generally it is still  ture  that women are being  discriminated in many business (such as IT ,financial,  mechanic,digital products  and etc ),Both USA ,China have huge numbers  of male engineers and staffs in tech business.In this case ,We still have long way to fix .The CEO of XY-Global co., ltd  is  a very modest , practical and professtional women , and proportion  of male and female staffs in the team  is 48percent to 52percent. Yes the women is kind of flattered in this company.