On April 9, 2014, Twin Cities Business produced their 3rd annual Women in Corporate Leadership luncheon which was held at the Golden Valley Golf and Country Club. This program brings together leading business women for an invigorating and collaborative discussion about the powerful benefits of women in corporate leadership roles, the challenges still facing many who want to ascend the ranks, and what’s being done to eliminate such challenges.
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