Jodi Fronczke, vice president of marketing at TradeStation, discusses her progression from the world of advertising to finance, where she is often the only woman in the room. Fronczke says that women should not be afraid to be who they are in the workplace. They should work hard, show results, and speak up for themselves when they feel like they're not getting what they deserve.
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