What Year Was It?
Year the 19th amendment passed, giving women the right to vote.
1920
Name of Our Market Manager
Sarah Broman
In 1893 Josephine Cochrane invented this kitchen appliance that was later bought by the Kitchenaid brand in 1916.
The Dishwasher
First Woman Vice President
Kamala Harris
Year in which banks could no longer require women to have a male counterpart on credit applications.
1974.
Before the Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974, lenders could legally require women to have male cosigners on loans or make larger down payments on homes than men with similar credit profiles.
Chief Customer Officer and Retail Executive of PNC
Karen Larrimer
In 1922 Mary Anderson invented this clever tool that helps you see when driving in bad weather.
Windshield Wipers
First women to become Speaker of the House
Nancy Pelosi
Equal pay act was passed.
1963.
The equal pay act of 1963 prohibited employers from paying men more than women for comparable work.
Name of PNC Women's Business Resource Group
Women Connect
Melitta Bentz invented this essential part of brewing your morning cup of coffee!
Coffee Filters
She was the first woman to serve as a National Security Advisor to President George W Bush
Condoleezza Rice
Year Amelia Earhart became the first women to fly solo non-stop across the Atlantic
1932
Name of the PNC certification program that aims to help women financial decision-makers succeed.
Women's Business Advocate
Maragaret E. Knight invented a machine to produce this commonly used grocery transport.
Paper Bags
This was the first state to have a woman as their Governor
Wyoming
Year the FDA approved birth control.
1960
Who is a Guest Speaker for PNC's Womens History Month Presentation on Thursday March, 23rd, 2021
Bonnie St. John
Paralympic Athlete, Best selling author, and TV and Radio personality.
Jeanne Villepreaux-Power invented this object to make it easier to study marine life.
The Aquarium.
The first female supreme court justice.
Sandra Day O'Connor