Women-omics.com is a new website that offers global reporting focused on women's growing economic impact worldwide.

"Women are business's secret weapon, and the world's highest-performing companies--and smartest men--are realizing and acting upon the opportunity," says Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, Women-omics publisher and founder.

Says Wittenberg-Cox, "Women-omics shifts the debate from 'What's the matter with women that they aren't reaching leadership positions?' to 'What's the matter with companies that haven't optimized the other half of the talent pool and marketplace--the female half?'

Based in Paris, Wittenberg-Cox is CEO of 20-first, a gender consultancy, and co-author of Why Women Mean Business: Understanding the Emergence of Our Next Economic Revolution, a step-by-step guide that shows how companies can achieve economic advantage by understanding and responding to women's growing influence as consumers, employees and leaders.

Women-omics explains the business case for moving women into positions of leadership, provides best practices and toolkits for achieving this, and highlights the companies and CEOs that are doing this the best. The site provides news updates, case studies, rankings (e.g., best business schools for gender balance), exclusive CEO profiles, research reports, statistics and other resources.