Women in leadership positions are dealing with ageism at every age    

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Originally, ageism was understood to be prejudice, stereotypes and discriminatory behavior targeted at older employees. But with an increasingly diverse and multigenerational workforce, age bias now occurs across the career life cycle—especially for women, according to Harvard Business Review.    A recent open-ended survey of 913 women leaders from four U.S. industries (higher education, faith-based

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