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How The Vietnam War Made Female CEOs Better Than Men

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Bloomberg expounds on how one aspect of the aftermath of the war in Vietnam is closely connected to the advent of female CEOs. According to data compiled by Paris-based Intelligent Financial Research & Consulting and Bloomberg – women leaders are currently getting rewarded by investors in Vietnam’s $58 billion stock market. Moreover, the data revealed that an index of companies currently led by female CEOs, has almost tripled in the past five years…

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