The World's Most Powerful Women Top 50

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#1 Angela Merkel

Chancellor

Germany

#2 Sheila C. Bair

Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

U.S.

 

#3 Indra K. Nooyi

Chairman, chief executive, PepsiCo

U.S.

#4 Angela Braly

Chief executive, president, WellPoint

U.S.

 

#5 Cynthia Carroll

Chief executive, Anglo American

U.K.

#6 Irene B. Rosenfeld

Chairman, chief executive, Kraft Foods

U.S.

 

#7 Condoleezza Rice

Secretary of state

U.S.

#8 Ho Ching

Chief executive, Temasek Holdings

Singapore

 

#9 Anne Lauvergeon

Chief executive, Areva

France

#10 Anne Mulcahy

Chairman, chief executive, Xerox Corp.

U.S.

#11 Gail Kelly

Chief executive and managing director, Westpac Bank

Australia

 

 

 

 

#12 Patricia A. Woertz

Chairman, chief executive, president, Archer Daniels Midland

U.S.

 

#13 Cristina Fernandez

President
Argentina

#14 Christine Lagarde

Minister of economy, finance and employment
France

#15 Safra A. Catz

President and chief financial officer, Oracle
U.S.

#16 Carol B. Tome

Executive vice president and chief financial officer, Home Depot
U.S.

#17 Yulia Tymoshenko

Prime Minister
Ukraine

#18 Mary Sammons

Chairman, chief executive, president, Rite Aid
U.S.

#19 Andrea Jung

Chairman, chief executive, Avon
U.S.

#20 Marjorie Scardino

Chief executive, Pearson PLC
U.K.

#21 Sonia Gandhi

President, Indian National Congress Party
India

 

#22 Risa Lavizzo-Mourey

Chief Executive and President, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
U.S.

#23 Sri Mulyani Indrawati

Coordinating minister for economic affairs and finance minister
Indonesia

#24 Dr. Julie Gerberding

Director, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
U.S.

#25 Michelle Bachelet

President
Chile

#26 Ellen Alemany

Chief executive, Royal Bank of Scotland Americas
U.S.

 

#27 Carol Meyrowitz

Chief executive, president, The TJX Cos.
U.S.

#28 Hillary Rodham Clinton

U.S. senator, New York

U.S.

#29 Hynd Bouhia

Director General, Casablanca Stock Exchange
Morocco

#30 Anne Sweeney

President, Disney-ABC Television Group
U.S.

#31 Valentina Matviyenko

Govenor, St. Petersburg region
Russia

#32 Nancy Tellem

President, CBS Paramount Television Entertainment Group

U.S.

#33 Ann Livermore

Executive vice president, Hewlett-Packard
U.S.

#34 Marina Berlusconi

Chairman, Finivest Group and Mondadori Group
Italy

#35 Nancy Pelosi

Speaker, House of Representatives
U.S.

#36 Oprah Winfrey

Chairman, Harpo
U.S.

 

#37 Gulzhan Moldazhanova

Chief Executive, Basic Element
Russia

#38 Aung San Suu Kyi

Deposed prime minister; Nobel peace laureate
Myanmar

#39 Lynn Laverty Elsenhans

Chief executive and president, Sunoco
U.S.

#40 Melinda Gates

Co-founder, co-chairman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
U.S.

 

#41 Gloria Arroyo

President

Philippines

#42 Jane Mendillo

President and chief executive, Harvard Management Co.
U.S.

#43 Linda Z. Cook

Executive director, gas and power, Royal Dutch Shell
Netherlands

#44 Laura Bush

First Lady
U.S.

#45 Brenda Barnes

Chief executive, Sara Lee
U.S.

#46 Christine Poon

Vice chairman, Johnson & Johnson

U.S.

#47 Neelie Kroes

Competition commissioner, European Union

Netherlands

#48 Amy Woods Brinkley

Global risk executive, Bank of America

U.S.

#49 Susan E. Arnold

President, global business units, Procter & Gamble

U.S.

#50 Susan Decker

President, Yahoo!

U.S.

Source : Forbes News