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The Gen Z CEO of Lean In says the ‘broken rung’ is one of the most pervasive issues women face in their careers

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Bridget Griswold, the 25-year-old CEO of women’s leadership non-profit Lean In, hopes young women stepping into top roles will become normalized in the future.

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The Gen Z CEO of Lean In says the ‘broken rung’ is one of the most pervasive issues women face in their careers

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