By Emily Bennington, Contributor

Janice Marturano calls herself a reformed “21st century juggler.” In the spring of 2000, Marturano was a vice president of General Mills, a wife, a mother of two children, a daughter of aging parents, and a community volunteer. She was hanging on, but, as she says, “just barely.” Then, after General Mills bought Pillsbury, it was Marturano’s responsibility to manage the complex Federal Trade Commission clearance on top of everything else she was doing. …read more
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