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The 100 Most Powerful Women (Forbes Report 2009)

No Comments » August 23rd, 2009 posted by Nigerian Muse // Categories: Spotlight



 

 

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2009/11/power-women-09_The-100-Most-Powerful-Women_Rank.html

 

Special Report

The 100 Most Powerful Women

08.19.09, 06:00 PM EDT

 

 

Rank

Name

Occupation

Country

1

Angela Merkel

Chancellor

Germany

2

Sheila Bair

Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

U.S.

3

Indra Nooyi

Chief executive, PepsiCo

U.S.

4

Cynthia Carroll

Chief executive, Anglo American

U.K.

5

Ho Ching

Chief executive, Temasek

Singapore

6

Irene Rosenfeld

Chief executive, Kraft Foods

U.S.

7

Ellen Kullman

Chief executive, DuPont

U.S.

8

Angela Braly

Chief executive, WellPoint

U.S.

9

Anne Lauvergeon

Chief executive, Areva

France

10

Lynn Elsenhans

Chief executive, Sunoco

U.S.

11

Cristina Fernandez

President

Argentina

12

Carol Bartz

Chief executive, Yahoo

U.S.

13

Sonia Gandhi

President, Indian National Congress Party

India

14

Ursula Burns

Chief executive, Xerox Corp.

U.S.

15

Anne Mulcahy

Chairman, Xerox Corp.

U.S.

16

Safra Catz

President, Oracle

U.S.

17

Christine Lagarde

Minister of Economy, Finance & Employment

France

18

Gail Kelly

Chief executive, Westpac

Australia

19

Marjorie Scardino

Chief executive, Pearson Plc.

U.K.

20

Chanda Kochhar

Chief executive, ICICI Bank

India

21

Mary Sammons

Chief executive, Rite Aid Corp.

U.S.

22

Michelle Bachelet

President

Chile

23

Paula Reynolds

Chief restructuring officer, AIG

U.S.

24

Carol Meyrowitz

Chief executive, TJX Companies

U.S.

25

Andrea Jung

Chief executive, Avon

U.S.

26

Patricia Woertz

Chief executive, Archer Daniels Midland

U.S.

27

Guler Sabanci

Chairman, Sabanci Holding

Turkey

28

Barbara Desoer

President, Bank of America Home Loans & Insurance

U.S.

29

Brenda Barnes

Chief executive, Sara Lee Corp.

U.S.

30

Risa Lavizzo-Mourey

Chief executive, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

U.S.

31

Ann Livermore

Executive vice president, Hewlett-Packard

U.S.

32

Cathie Lesjak

Executive vice president, Hewlett-Packard

U.S.

33

Marina Berlusconi

Chairman, Fininvest Group

Italy

34

Melinda Gates

Co-chairman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

U.S.

35

Nancy Pelosi

Speaker of the House, House of Representatives

U.S.

36

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Secretary of State

U.S.

37

Jane Mendillo

Chief executive, Harvard Management Co.

U.S.

38

Margaret Chan

Director-general, World Health Org.

Switzerland

39

Susan Chambers

Executive vice president, Global People Division, Wal-Mart Stores

U.S.

40

Michelle Obama

First Lady

U.S.

41

Oprah Winfrey

Chairman, Harpo

U.S.

42

Queen Elizabeth II

Queen

U.K.

43

Nancy McKinstry

Chief executive, Wolters Kluwer

Netherlands

44

Gloria Arroyo

President

Philippines

45

Ana Patricia Botin

Executive Chairman, Banesto

Spain

46

Ann Veneman

Executive Director, UNICEF

U.S.

47

Yulia Tymoshenko

Prime minister

Ukraine

48

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Supreme Court Justice

U.S.

49

Janet Robinson

Chief executive, The New York Times Co.

U.S.

50

Dominique Senequier

Chief executive, AXA Private Equity

France

51

Janet Napolitano

Secretary of Homeland Security

U.S.

52

Anne Sweeney

Co-chairman, Disney Media Networks

U.S.

53

Neelie Kroes

Commissioner for Competition, European Union

Netherlands

54

Gail Boudreaux

President, UnitedHealthcare

U.S.

55

Sonia Sotomayor

Supreme Court Justice

U.S.

56

Mary Schapiro

Chairman Securities & Exchange Commission

U.S.

57

Kathleen Sebelius

Secretary of Health & Human Services

U.S.

58

Ellen Alemany

Chief executive, RBS Americas and Citizens Financial Group

U.S.

59

Susan Ivey

Chief executive, Reynolds American

U.S.

60

Amy Pascal

Co-chairman, Sony Pictures Entertainment

U.S.

61

Helen Clark

Chairman, United Nations Development Group

New Zealand

62

Judy McGrath

Chief executive, MTV Networks

U.S.

63

Stacey Snider

Chief Executive, DreamWorks Studios

U.S.

64

Navanethem Pillay

High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations

South Africa

65

Janet Clark

Chief financial officer, Marathon Oil

U.S.

66

Sherilyn McCoy

Worldwide chairman, Pharmaceuticals Group, Johnson & Johnson

U.S.

67

Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

President

Liberia

68

Tarja Halonen

President

Finland

69

Mary McAleese

President

Ireland

70

Virginia Rometty

Senior vice president, IBM

U.S.

71

Angela Ahrendts

Chief executive, Burberry Group Plc.

U.K.

72

Sri Indrawati

Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance

Indonesia

73

Terri Dial

Chief executive, North America Consumer Banking, Citigroup

U.S.

74

Deirdre Connelly

President, North American Pharmaceuticals, GlaxoSmithKline

U.S.

75

Johanna Sigurdardottir

Prime minister

Iceland

76

Queen Rania

Queen

Jordan

77

Christina Gold

Chief executive, Western Union

U.S.

78

Colleen Goggins

Worldwide chairman, Consumer Group, Johnson & Johnson

U.S.

79

Hasina Wajed

Prime minister

Bangladesh

80

Hyun Jeong-eun

Chairman, Hyundai Group

South Korea

81

Amy Schulman

Senior vice president, Pfizer

U.S.

82

Penny Pritzker

Chairman, Classic Residence by Hyatt

U.S.

83

Drew Faust

President, Harvard University

U.S.

84

Melanie Healey

Group president, Feminine & Health Care, Procter & Gamble

U.S.

85

Elizabeth Smith

President, Avon

U.S.

86

Deb Henretta

Group president, Asia, Procter & Gamble

Singapore

87

Ann Moore

Chief executive, Time Inc.

U.S.

88

Sallie Krawcheck

Chief executive global wealth management, Bank of America

U.S.

89

Pamela Nicholson

President, Enterprise Rent-A-Car

U.S.

90

Janice Fields

U.S.

91

Stephanie Burns

Chief executive, Dow Corning

U.S.

92

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Chairman, Biocon

India

93

Eva Cheng

Executive vice president, Amway Greater China & Southeast Asia

Hong Kong

94

Efrat Peled

Chief executive, Arison Investments

Israel

95

Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi

Minister of the Economy

United Arab Emirates

96

Charlene Begley

Chief executive, GE Enterprise Solutions

U.S.

97

Mindy Grossman

Chief executive, HSN, Inc.

U.S.

98

Sharon Allen

Chairman, Deloitte LLP

U.S.

99

Heidi Miller

Chief executive, Treasury & Securities Services, JPMorgan Chase

U.S.

100

Mary Callahan Erdoes

Chairman, JPMorgan Global Wealth Management

U.S.

 

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