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Women and Girls Foundation CEO on International Women's Day 2018
The Women and Girls Foundation is a Pittsburgh-based non-profit working to achieve gender equality. CEO Heather Arnet joined Robert Mangino on International Women’s Day 2018 to discuss what women across the world should be fighting for. Arnet says it’s equality, and that starts with representation.