According to Kansas Department of Revenue estimates, the Topeka area's work force is fairly evenly split between the sexes. April Rodewald, general attorney for Southwestern Bell Kansas, transferred to Topeka from her job with Pacific Bell in Northern California in March 1999. There just weren't as many women in high-ranking positions in their companies, and the same goes for minorities. Percentage-wise, it seems to me like there's still a way to go. Harkess said that although there are women in business, those businesses are smaller and often are in areas where one might expect to find women, cosmetics for example.
Some faces are the same.
Others have changed. See whether you agree with the results. Elenor Hart, who owns the Elenor Hart Real Estate Group, said real estate is a field that allows women to excel. Whereas managers dictate promotions in other professions, real estate agents set their own goals and are limited only by ambition. You're the self-motivator.