Missing in Action: Why successful women entrepeneurs are rare

In 1983, Audrey Page was running a government-sponsored program and was asked by Hungerfords (now a division of KPMG) to join the company. She worked there until 1989, when she was approached to start her own outplacement division at Price Waterhouse.

Page built up a blue-chip client list and developed the career-management services and outplacement programs that have become her trademark.

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