Back in August 2022, Light Reading published a column called "Thanks guys, great quarter," assessing how many women participated on that season's earnings calls.

We thought it time to revisit some companies on that list, and some others, to see how things have or have not changed in the last two years.

Below is a list of telecom companies whose earnings Light Reading covered this quarter or previously, and a note about whether or not women participated on that company's most recent earnings call.

Adtran: No.
Related: Adtran Q2 2024 earnings transcript (source: Adtran)

Apple: No.
Related: Apple Q3 2024 earnings call transcript (source: Seeking Alpha)

AT&T: No.
Related: AT&T in a 'race to convergence,' CEO says

BT: Yes. (2 of 15)*
Related: BT Group earnings transcript - FY ended March 2024 (source: Seeking Alpha)
*Ratio of women to total participants

Cable One: Yes. (1 of 8)
Related: Cable One's earnings miss: That's ARPU, folks!

Calix: No.
Related: Calix Q2 2024 earnings call transcript (source: Seeking Alpha)

Charter: Yes. (2 of 8)
Related: ACP takes a bite out of Charter's broadband base

Cisco: Yes. (2 of 15)
Related: Cisco cuts thousands, looks to profit as enterprises prep for AI

Comcast: Yes. (1 of 11)
Related: Comcast sheds 120K broadband subs as network upgrades continue

Commscope: Yes. (1 of 9)
Related: Commscope gears up for 'unified' DOCSIS 4.0 platform

DZS: Yes. (1 of 4)
Related: DZS Q2 2024 earnings call transcript (source: Seeking Alpha)

Ericsson: No.
Related: Ericsson charged with Vonage 'value destruction' amid 5G misery

Lumen: Yes. (2 of 12)
Related: Lumen said it will haul in billions from upcoming AI deals

Nokia: No.
Related: Nokia takes big axe to mobile jobs but grows footprint outside AT&T

T-Mobile: Yes. (1 of 16)
Related: T-Mobile results pile 5G humiliation onto AT&T and Verizon

Verizon: No.
Related: Verizon adds 378K FWA subs in Q2, but faces service coverage concerns

– Research contributed by Elia Silbey

[Editor's note: "Participants" in this article refers to company executives, investors and analysts, not call operators or members of the investor relations team. Light Reading attempted to verify the gender identity of all persons included in this article. To issue a correction, please feel free to email us here.]