Wolters Kluwer has a talent management program which identifies high potential executives, "We specifically work on programs to provide them with the right experience to ensure they're developing the kind of leadership skills that they would need to get to the top of the organization." Today many of the company's key businesses are run by women. Two of the largest divisions have female CEO's - Karen Abramson, CEO for Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting and Stacey Caywood, CEO of Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory Shasha Chang is the Chief Executive Officer of Wolters Kluwer China since June 2009, overseeing all Wolters Kluwer activities in greater China, one of the key growth markets for the company. "In some companies, women tend to take on functional roles but at Wolters Kluwer, women have responsibility for a P&L. You have to have that kind of experience and track record if you eventually want to aspire to be a CEO of a company or to sit as a non-executive director of a multi-national," McKinstry says.