Daughters and the CEO
Andrew Yeager | September 21, 2015
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Women make up half the world, but men still dominate in the business world. That’s particularly true when it comes to executive positions. While women certainly have made progress, one factor in their efforts may be unexpected — the daughters of executives. We explain in this week’s Magic City Marketplace.
