A growing number of studies and surveys show women are beginning to show a greater interest in investing, which has typically been viewed as a “boy’s club.”
As we round out Women’s History Month, we asked ag commodities broker Carley Garner about her experiences in a cut-throat industry. Plus, she has one solid piece of advice for women who want to start investing!
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