World’s most powerful woman
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This document provides profiles for 15 powerful women from around the world, including their earnings (if applicable), titles, ages, residences, citizenships, hometowns, and education levels. The women profiled represent leaders from politics, business, non-profits, and more from countries like Germany, the United States, Brazil, India, and France.
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- 3. Angela Merkel • Earnings$303,800 • Title: Chancellor, Germany • Age: 57 • Residence: Berlin, Germany • Country of Citizenship: Germany • Hometown: Hamburg, Germany • Marital Status: Married
- 5. Hillary Clinton • Earnings$191,300 • Title: Secretary of State, United States of America • Age: 64 • Residence: Washington, DC • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Chicago, Illinois • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Wellesley College; Master of Laws, Yale University
- 7. Dilma Rousseff • Title: President, Brazil • Age: 63 • Residence: Brasilia, Brazil • Country of Citizenship: Brazil • Hometown: Belo Horizonte, Brazil • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Federal University of Rio Grande do Su
- 8. Indra Nooyi
- 9. Indra Nooyi • Title: Chief Executive, PepsiCo • Age: 55 • Residence: Greenwich, CT • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Chennai, India • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Madras Christian College; Master of Business Administration, Yale University
- 10. Sheryl Sandberg
- 11. Sheryl Sandberg • Title: COO, Facebook • Age: 41 • Residence: Atherton, CA • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Washington, District of Columbia • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Harvard University; Master of Business Administration, Harvard University
- 12. Melinda Gates
- 13. Melinda Gates • Title: Cofounder, Cochair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Age: 47 • Residence: Medina, WA • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Dallas, Texas • Education: Master of Business Administration, Duke University
- 14. Sonia Gandhi
- 15. Sonia Gandhi • Title: President, Indian National Congress • Age: 64 • Residence: New Delhi, India • Country of Citizenship: India • Hometown: Lusiana, Italy • Marital Status: Widow
- 16. Michelle Obama
- 17. Michelle Obama • Title: First Lady • Age: 47 • Residence: Washington, DC • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Chicago, Illinois • Education: Doctor of Jurisprudence, Harvard University; Bachelor of Arts / Science, Princeton University
- 19. Christine Lagarde • Earnings $467,960 • Title: Managing Director, International Monetary Fund • Age: 55 • Residence: Washington, DC • Country of Citizenship: France • Education: Master of Arts, Institut d''etudes politiques d''Aix-en-Provence
- 20. Irene Rosenfeld
- 21. Irene Rosenfeld • Title: CEO, Kraft Foods • Age: 58 • Residence: Chicago, IL • Country of Citizenship: United States • Hometown: Brooklyn, New York • Education: Bachelor of Arts / Science, Cornell University; Doctorate, Cornell University; Master of Science, Cornell University