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Corporate Pioneer: An Interview with Bonnie Wurzbacher - Part 2
enJuly 24, 2020
About this Episode
Welcome back to the second session of a two-part interview with Bonnie Wurzbacher, former Sr. V.P. of Global Customer Leadership at Coca-Cola and Chief Development Officer at World Vision International from 2013-2017.
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