10 most influential modern business woman

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In today's world, women sometimes have to lead a real battle of his career, as the competing with other women and with men. This brave businesswoman gender discrimination is not terrible: they have made huge strides in their work, becoming famous and influential tycoons in the world of big money.

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Marissa Mayer (Yahoo)

Do any of you know what a certain part of the revolutionary search technology originated in the female mind? Marissa Mayer worked at Google as an engineer, and has been closely involved in the development of such things as Google Maps and Google Earth. But she never forgot its original purpose: to become the CEO of Yahoo, And the youngest CEO in the history. What happens with this company now, you ask? Marissa probably saved from bankruptcy by a dying brand, acquiring Thumbr for 1, $ 1 billion, and thereby causing the falling incomes Yahoo grow. Barely 14 months after Marissa became the director of Yahoo, the company has doubled the cost. Now subordinate Marissa more than 12,000 people, the company earns more than $ 4 billion annually, and the total net income of the company is $ 1 billion.

2. Heather Brescia (Mylan)

Heather Brescia started its journey to the office of the head of Mylan from the bottom, her first work was the work of just a medical registrar at the company. This work helped her get her father, Senator Joe Manchin. With his intelligence and several "know-how" Heather, without any outside help to get to the top of the ladder. The phenomenal financial growth of the company was largely the result of its efforts. Since 2012, the year when Heather took over as CEO, the company's revenues grew by 25%, and the company's network of branches all over the world has grown significantly. Career lesson: humble beginnings and a resounding success are not always mutually exclusive phenomena. The company now Heather earns over $ 6 mrad per year, the total net revenue of $ 600 million. It should also be mentioned that the company operates Heather 22,000 people worldwide.

3. Laura Sen (BJ's Wholesale Club)

Laura Sen, of course, was part of the team when working chairman of BJ's Wholesale Club Company. She was also the vice-president there for 14 years. But then she was out of work. This happened after the company structure has changed in the year 2002. But everything in the world is changing, and soon a new chairman Herb Zarkin in despair came to St, and asked her to come back. Two years later, in September he became the president of the company. As head of the BJ's Wholesale Club, she was able to achieve a lot. The company has opened more than 180 new stores, and the total annual revenue exceeded $ 10 billion.

4. Beth Mooney (KeyCorp)

Beth Mooney not only represents the best financial company in Cleveland, whose assets amount to $ 90 billion. Thanks to her work the company does not become bankrupt. After a long fall into the financial abyss in 2008, the company KeyCorp in 2013 was finally able to return to their previous level of income, and paid off its debt to 2, $ 5 billion. Now Mooney plans to open 40 new branches, with it will happen in the coming years. All this is a clear sign of progress after a long period of failure. And yet it is living proof that a woman in business can perfectly follow the rule of "never back down, never give up", even if trouble looms on the horizon. As of 2014, the year the company thanks to Beth Mooney receives annually more than 4, $ 4 billion of revenue.

5. Denise Wilson (Desert Jet)

Denise Wilson began as a pilot, but then changed careers and moved on to the business side of aviation. She founded Desert Jet company in 2007, at a time when many airlines have been enormous difficulties related to the terrorist attacks of 11 September. All these years after her closely watched, and the company's revenue increased by 3 751%. An impressive fact: the company she founded with two other pilots, and later recruited eight more. As a result, they began to make 20 flights a week instead of 2. So far Desert Jet is a full service aviation company, and offers all its customers a directory that says everything about how to get private planes, and how to use them to make money.

6. Denise Morrison (Campbell Soup)

When Denise Morrison became the head of Campbell Soup, together with the company, she received a big problem. The company was close to inevitable restructuring, many employees were laid off, plus all operations in Russia have been phased out. However, the restructuring plans nevertheless have been performed, customers greeted them with enthusiasm, in response to increased demand for new snacks, energy drinks based on vegetable raw materials, and other tradable goods. In addition, thanks to Morrison, the company expanded its presence in Asia and Latin America. By the beginning of 2014, the company's revenue increased to 2, $ 28 billion, which was higher than the projected 2, $ 27 billion. Now under the direction of Morrison it employs approximately 17,000 people worldwide.

7. Ursula M. Burns (Xerox)

Ursula Burns went down in history as the first African-American woman to lead the company Fortune 500. She became CEO of Xerox with th 2009. She took lagging in the financial plan of the company and turned it into a productive and profitable. It was decided gradually reach an annual income of $ 500 billion, focusing all the attention on the services of backup, and backup technologies. In addition, it has been the curator of Burns Xerox expansion into European markets. Under her leadership, the company has entered the profitability of $ 20 billion in net profit annually. Currently, 146,000 employees working for the company worldwide.

8. Give Weil (Marvell Technology)

Weil Dai could well be called the first "woman of high-tech leader," since his career began in 1995 as one of the founders of Marvell Technology, a company which produces semiconductor devices, and made history as the first woman , which has reached such a high position. Since then, the company is a leader in the semiconductor industry, its annual revenues of $ 3 billion, and it has been observed for three years. Currently, Dai is the president of the company, and more than 7,500 people working under her leadership throughout the world. Company headquarters are located in Santa Clara, California. Hard work earned her a grant and a few big awards. In 2012, she became the first woman to make a presentation in the engineering college at Berkeley. This college for over 140 years. In addition, the Forbes magazine included her in its list of "100 most influential women in the world", and Newsweek has included it in the list called "150 women who shook the world."

9. Indra Nooyi (PepsiCo)

Indra Nooyi is CEO of PepsiCo. Under her supervision the company has recovered from huge losses and were able to raise the income level up to 20, $ 1 billion for the quarter. This success made it possible for shareholders to receive significantly more money. Nooyi also reviewed efforts and in the promotion of the brand through the purchase of other companies due to merger with other companies and at the expense of access to the international level. In 2013, Indra was able to provide his company's total net profit of $ 6, $ 6 billion, and the total profit reached the mark of $ 66 billion. the company's total assets of $ 77 billion, and the amount of the authorized capital of $ 24 billion. Thus, this incredible woman was able to create jobs for thousands of people. Their work in the company 278000. Quite a serious figure, right? But we're not done yet. For their incredibly hard work Indra receives a salary of $ 18 million per year.

10. Virginia M. Rometta (IBM)

In 2011, the Virginia Rometta became CEO of IBM, and immediately decided to review the direction of the company. She decided to focus on helping various companies to streamline manufacturing operations, and no longer only focus on the production of hardware and software. In the list of most influential women leaders, presented at CEO.com, Rometta is located at 25 place. But it is not so important. Much more important is that, under her leadership, the 105-year-old company earned last year $ 104 billion. Thus, the IBM still makes more money than the Google, or Yahoo.