Women who own businesses, women who make financial decisions for their families, women who run the financial operations for Fortune 500 companies, and women who are investing in a richer future for themselves all benefit from having a financial advocate who understands them. Understanding just how many women are in control of financial decision-making — and how to help them succeed — is a key outcome of PNC’s certification program.
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