ARSA partner Oliver Wyman has invited association members to support its survey updating the “Lift off to Leadership” report published in 2021 as a joint initiative with the International Aerospace Womens Association (IAWA). The report highlighted and proposed strategies for addressing systemic challenges impacting women’s aerospace careers. This 2025 survey (“volume 2”) marks the first global study of its kind on female leadership in the aerospace industry.
All aerospace professionals are encouraged to complete the 2025 survey. To begin, go to: https://oliverwyman.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6zKJB6TpnZfN0Dc
Estimated time: 30–35 minutes
Participants: Open to all – understanding diverse leadership experiences is essential. Please forward to other participants.
Deadline: July 31, 2025. Respond as soon as possible.
Confidentiality: All responses are anonymous. No identifying information will be collected, and no quotes will be attributed to individuals.
Findings will be presented at the IAWA Annual Conference in São Paulo, Brazil (Oct. 28–30, 2025). The full report will be published jointly by Oliver Wyman and IAWA.
To participate, click the “qualtrics” link above or utilize the following QR Code:
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