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RE: [newtech-1] Lean In

From: Robert G.
Sent on: Friday, March 15, 2013, 1:39 PM
Richard,

In addition to the CEOs of the companies you listed, many of them have
many women serving at the Vice Presidential-level. Most of these
executives are relatively unsung, however they are often better real
world exemplars. They are professionals, who get the job done every day,
often without extensive public exposure.

- Bob Gezelter, https://www.rlgsc....­

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