Wharton Professor Nancy Rothbard says there are several reasons why women, as a whole, continue to lag behind men when it comes to reaching the top positions at work. One reason is whether women have a sponsor or a mentor. In this video, Professor Rothbard gives five tips on how women can navigate this challenge. (
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