Tracie Egan-Morrissey - Why Women Make Great Bosses

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Dec 7, 201600:11:27Business

Tracie Egan-Morrissey shares the unbelievable story of how she convinced Vice media to start a feminist channel and hire her to lead it. After founding Jezebel and seeing no room for women in leadership positions at Gawk...

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