3 Powerhouse Women CEOs On Lessons From The Top

03/23/22 • 58 min

Today, we have a very special episode in honor of Women’s History Month. Sean Magennis of CEO Coaching International recently hosted a panel discussion with three powerhouse female CEOs who discussed their career journeys, lessons from the top, advice to the next generation, and how they have managed to break the bias.

Meet Our Panelists:

Ramona Cappello Successful Serial Entrepreneur and Former Nestlé Foods Executive

Kelly Wade First Female National Roofing CEO and Sales and Marketing Disruptor

Meghan Watkins Cofounder of the Texas Wine and Spirits Distributor Victory Wine Group

Tune in for their advice on what it takes to be a top female CEO.

Meet Our Panelists:

Ramona Cappello Successful Serial Entrepreneur and Former Nestlé Foods Executive

Kelly Wade First Female National Roofing CEO and Sales and Marketing Disruptor

Meghan Watkins Cofounder of the Texas Wine and Spirits Distributor Victory Wine Group

Tune in for their advice on what it takes to be a top female CEO.

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