Most of the production companies were owned by men. Suddenly, I found myself wondering who I needed to be now that I was an owner. I questioned whether or not I needed to adapt some sort of male posturing to succeed. In doing a little soul searching, Myers realized that gender had nothing to do with success. There really is no corporate ladder in this business, at least not one that goes straight up, she notes.
Production is all about the process and the product.
The structure in this business is more organic and loose. It goes where it needs to which I think is helpful for women, allowing them to rise. If you re going to succeed, you re going to do it on creativity and being innovative. Two things Myers feels may not always be encouraged in corporate America but make great assets in the creative industry. Myers notes that when she first opened her doors, clients often asked who the boss was, never expecting it could be Myers herself.