Women in Business: A Conversation With Ally's Female Execs
Ally's Chief Financial Officer Jenn LaClair, President of Consumer & Commercial Banking Products Di Morais, and General Auditor Stephanie Richard join Kristen Scholer for a roundtable discussion on why women leadership and diversity in the workplace is so important.
LaClair mentions that diverse companies are more successful. If you want your company to perform, having good representation and a strong emphasis on diversity could ultimately help the bottom line.
The group also highlights how Ally cultivates and supports women as they work their way up to executive positions at the company.
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