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FORBES has released its list of most powerful women in the world.
The list according to FORBES, is a definitive annual audit of the foremost heads of state, iconic entrepreneurs and CEOS, celebrity role models, billionaire activists, and pioneer philanthropists, all ranked by money, media momentum, spheres of influence and impact.
1. Angela Merkel
Chancellor, Germany
2. Hillary Clinton
Presidential Candidate, United States
3. Melinda Gates
Cochairwoman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, United States
4. Janet Yellen
Chairwoman, Federal Reserve Bank, United States
5. Mary Barra
CEO, General Motors, United States
6. Christine Lagarde
Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, France
7. Dilma Rousseff
President, Brazil
8. Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook, United States
9. Susan Wojcicki
CEO, Youtube, United States
10. Michelle Obama
First Lady, United States
Two Nigerians were included in the top 100 list
Read: Forbes Lists Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Among 100 Most Powerful Women in the World
#Nigeria #Forbes
The list according to FORBES, is a definitive annual audit of the foremost heads of state, iconic entrepreneurs and CEOS, celebrity role models, billionaire activists, and pioneer philanthropists, all ranked by money, media momentum, spheres of influence and impact.
1. Angela Merkel
Chancellor, Germany
2. Hillary Clinton
Presidential Candidate, United States
3. Melinda Gates
Cochairwoman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, United States
4. Janet Yellen
Chairwoman, Federal Reserve Bank, United States
5. Mary Barra
CEO, General Motors, United States
6. Christine Lagarde
Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, France
7. Dilma Rousseff
President, Brazil
8. Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook, United States
9. Susan Wojcicki
CEO, Youtube, United States
10. Michelle Obama
First Lady, United States
Two Nigerians were included in the top 100 list
Read: Forbes Lists Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Among 100 Most Powerful Women in the World
#Nigeria #Forbes