'DA ROOF IS ON FIRE!

There's no glass ceiling above Hartman Simons's partner  Lori Kilberg' s head at the moment. Especially in Boston. We caught up with Lori at Fenway Park (well, her camera phone did) to talk about whether a glass ceiling still exists for women in the corporate world. Things have greatly improved, but there's still a way to go, she tells us. ?There's an under-representation  of women in the executive offices.? Lori is scheduled to moderate this Friday's Bisnow Power Women of Atlanta at the Grand Hyatt of Buckhead (register here). Lori says the problem may have to to do with many women's inherent personality type: ?Women are generally more  risk averse.? But as Lori's husband pointed out while driving in Boston, the number of women on the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtor's Million Dollar Club has increased.

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