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One-on-One Examines Women in Leadership and Critical Issues Facing NJ

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One-on-One Examines Women in Leadership and Critical Issues Facing NJ

One-on-One Examines Women in Leadership and Critical Issues Facing NJ

Michele N. Siekerka, Esq., President & CEO of the New Jersey Business Industry Association (NJBIA), talks with Steve Adubato about women in leadership, affordable childcare and critical issues facing New Jersey businesses today.

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