Most Powerful Women
One trillion dollars in stock market value. That's what just the 27 CEOs on the Fortune Most Powerful Women list control. But there are 24 more women on our 18th annual list—including a special bonus pick whose name you know already. Read on to see who made it—and who didn't.
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Europe, Middle East, Africa Edition
Asia-Pacific Edition
- 1 Mary Barra
- 2 Indra Nooyi
- 3 Ginni Rometty
- 4 Marillyn Hewson
- 5 Ellen Kullman
- 6 Abigail Johnson
- 7 Meg Whitman
- 8 Sheryl Sandberg
- 9 Irene Rosenfeld
- 10 Phebe Novakovic
- 11 Carol Meyrowitz
- 12 Safra Catz
- 13 Lynn Good
- 14 Helena Foulkes
- 15 Rosalind Brewer
- 16 Angela Ahrendts
- 17 Ursula Burns
- 18 Marissa Mayer
- 19 Susan Wojcicki
- 20 Pam Nicholson
- 21 Cathy Engelbert
- 22 Heather Bresch
- 23 Debra Reed
- 24 Denise Morrison
- 25 Susan Cameron
- 26 Ruth Porat
- 27 Carrie Tolstedt
- 28 Sandra Peterson
- 29 Mary Erdoes
- 30 Judith McKenna
- 31 Marianne Lake
- 32 Kathleen Murphy
- 33 Margaret Keane
- 34 Barbara Rentler
- 35 Bridget Van Kralingen
- 36 Carolyn Tastad
- 37 Ann-Marie Campbell
- 38 Michelle Gloeckler
- 39 Shari Ballard
- 40 Crystal Hanlon
- 41 Jane Fraser
- 42 Kathleen Kennedy
- 43 Diane Bryant
- 44 Lynne Doughtie
- 45 Ilene Gordon
- 46 Debra Crew
- 47 Kim Lubel
- 48 Beth Mooney
- 49 Sheri S. McCoy
- 50 Beth Comstock
- 51 Taylor Swift