Melanie Waddell
While various studies performed throughout the years have shown that a large portion of the female population is the breadwinner in their families, that women are generally the bill payers, and that women’s investing savvy gets better by the day, those studies have also borne out the fact that women still earn less than men when performing comparable jobs, and that women are still having a hard time breaking the glass ceiling in many professions.
The fifty women who’ve been chosen as standouts in WealthManagerWeb.com’s second annual Top 50 Women in Wealth Management know all too well the triumphs women have achieved and the travails they’ve endured while climbing the corporate and advisory practice ladders.
