Fortune's Top 50 Most Powerful Women

Fortune's Top 50 Most Powerful Women

Fortune Magazine is globally published by Time Inc’s Fortune Money Group. “50 Most Powerful Women” list is one of the published ranked list updated on October 16, 2008. Fortune's 11th annual list is dominated by firsts (first woman to run a major U.S. oil company), superlatives (youngest honoree ever) and notable departures (Citi's Sallie Krawcheck steps down as the most watched woman on Wall Street).

RankNameAgeCompanyPosition 
1Indra Nooyi52PepsiCoChairman and CEO 
2Irene Rosenfeld55Kraft FoodsChairman and CEO 
3Pat Woertz55Archer Daniels MidlandChairman, President, and CEO 
4Anne Mulcahy55XeroxChairman and CEO 
5Angela Braly47WellpointPresident and CEO 
6Andrea Jung50Avon ProductsChairman and CEO 
7Susan Arnold54Procter & GamblePresident, Global Business Units 
8Oprah Winfrey54HarpoChairman 
9Brenda Barnes54Sara LeeChairman and CEO 
10Ursula Burns50XeroxPresident 
11Ann Livermore50Hewlett-PackardEVP, Technology Solutions Group 
12Anne Sweeney50Walt DisneyCo-Chair, Disney Media Networks, President, Disney-ABC Television Group 
13Susan Desmond-Hellmann51GenentechPresident, Product Development 
14Ginni Rometty51IBMSVP, Global Business Services 
15Ellen Kullman52DupontPresident 
16Safra Catz46OracleCo-President 
17Heidi Miller55J.P. Morgan ChaseCEO, Treasury and Securities Services 
18Judy McGrath56ViacomChairman and CEO, MTV Networks 
19Carol Meyrowitz54TJXCEO and President 
20Ann Moore58Time Inc.Chairman and CEO 
21Christina Gold61Western UnionPresident and CEO 
22Amy Brinkley52Bank of AmericaGlobal Risk Executive 
23Susan Ivey49Reynolds AmericanChairman, President, and CEO 
24Colleen Goggins54Johnson & JohnsonWorldwide Chairman, Consumer Group 
25Susan Chambers51Wal-MartEVP, Global People Division 
26Charlene Begley41General ElectricPresident and CEO, GE Enterprise Solutions 
27Barbara Desoer55Bank of AmericaPresident, Mortgage, Home Equity, and Insurance Services 
28Abigail Johnson46FidelityPresident, Personal and Workplace Investing 
29Pamela Nicholson48EnterprisePresident and COO 
30Liz Smith45Avon ProductsPresident 
31Joanne Maguire54Lockheed MartinEVP, Space Systems 
32Carrie Cox51Global Pharmaceuticals, Schering-PloughEVP and President 
33Cece Sutton50WachoviaEVP, Head of Retail and Small-Business Banking 
34Sheryl Sandberg39FacebookCOO 
35Meredith Whitney38Oppenheimer & Co.Managing Director and Senior Financial Institutions Analyst 
36Jan Fields53McDonald's USA, McDonald'sEVP and COO 
37Melanie Healey47Procter & GambleGroup President, Global Feminine and Health Care 
38Lisa Weber45MetLifePresident, Individual Business 
39Sue Decker45YahooPresident 
40Claire Babrowski51Toys R UsEVP and COO 
41Kathleen Murphy45INGCEO, US Wealth Management 
42Deirdre Connelly48Eli LillyPresident, Lilly USA 
43Nancy Peretsman54Allen & Co.Managing Director 
44Sherilyn McCoy49Johnson & JohnsonWorldwide Chairman, Surgical Care Group 
45Gail Boudreaux48UnitedHealth GroupPresident, UnitedHealthCare, EVP 
46Lorrie Norrington48eBayCEO, Marketplace Operations 
47Terri Dial58CitigroupCEO, U.S. Consumer Bank 
48Lynn Elsenhans52SunocoCEO and President 
49Cathie Black64Hearst MagazinesPresident 
50Marissa Mayer33GoogleVice President, Search Products and User Experience 
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