Three Pittsburgh region executives share their perspectives on the importance of women’s leadership to their companies’ success. Robert Krizner (KPMG) Daniel Roderick (Westinghouse) and John Barbour (BIR) were panelists at the 2013 Greater Pittsburgh Athena Awards launch event on April 25, 2013 at the Heinz History Center. If you know an exceptional women who demonstrates the values of the Athena Award, nominate them by June 28, 2013 at Athena-Pittsburgh.com.
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