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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
BANKERS TRUST CO.
At one point, Renee Hardman wanted to he an optometrist. But really, what she's always been is an optimist. Raised in Macon, Ga., and Maywood, Ill., by a single mother, she learned early what it takes to succeed on your own.
"My mother instilled the value of education and hard work, giving everything your best effort," said Hardman, the senior vice president of human resources at Bankers Trust Co.
The middle of three sisters,...
