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Melania Trump to Ring NYSE's Opening Bell Wednesday, Launch New Initiative for Female CEOs in Her 'Week of American Excellence'

BenzingaRadhika Anilkumar Nadig

First Lady Melania Trump will ring the NYSE's opening bell Wednesday and launch IMPERIA, an invite-only initiative for female CEOs.

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