Fair enough to look for a counterexample, I guess, but here's the thing: I've never heard of Jack Dorsey. That's not surprising to me. I'm not a Twitter user a

Fair enough to look for a counterexample, I guess, but here's the thing: I've never heard of Jack Dorsey. That's not surprising to me. I'm not a Twitter user and I don't read the biz-interest publications. Meyer's name (always the obviously-feminine "Melissa," never just "Meyer", just like "Hillary" rather than simply "Clinton") in contrast, was plastered all over the NYT and other mainstream outlets from the start. It's a subtle way of making the headline function as "lady CEO" without coming out and saying it.