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Breaking glass: women executives in Latin America are moving ahead, and in positions traditionally held by men.
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Latin Trade
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August 1, 2007
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- Rueda, Marisol
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Men still hold most of the top jobs in today's business world, but women are gaining ground. Of course many still hold those jobs that appear to be typical of their gender: marketing, human resources and public relations. But in Latin America, more and more are becoming heads of finance, breaking new ground despite being in a region that lags when it comes to advancing women to senior-level posts.
"One of my biggest success stories has been being part of an extremely masculine world," says Cecilia Fantinelli, director of finance at Hitachi Data Systems in Brazil. "Once I would be in a meeting of 50 financial directors and I was the only woman." With more than 15 years in ...
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