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Kerri Miller, Marcheta Fornoff and Elizabeth Shockman

How to get more women into corner offices

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The number of female CEOs leading Fortune 500 companies may be at an all-time high, but the number is still pretty low.

The list Fortune released this year shows that only 32 of the largest companies in the U.S. (ranked by revenue) have women at the helm. That translates to 6.4 percent.

MPR News Host Kerri Miller spoke with three female business leaders about how to get more women CEOs into corner offices.

• Janet Dolan is the President of Act 3 Consulting and the former CEO of Tennant Company

• Mary Pokluda is the Founder & CEO of Bumblebee Personal Assistants

• Susan Boren is a former manager at Spencer Stuart, an executive search firm

Use the audio player above to hear the full segment.