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The Global 50 Most Powerful Women Business '14
Updated : Feb 8, 2014
The FORTUNE list of The Global 50 Most Powerful Women In Business is out with the new head of General Motors, Mary Barra, who has made it to the top of Fortune’s first list of the most powerful women in global business. We have PepsiCo’s Indra Nooyi, who is third on the list and ICICI’s Chanda Kochhar who moved from the 33rs rank in 2007 to the 18th spot this year are the only two Indian women on the list for 2014.
U.S. based Indra Nooyi -58, the Chairman, CEO of PepsiCo , who dropped from the second rank last year to No 3 this time has the distinction of doubling up outside sales the company in her seven years of her run in PepsiCo . The international markets now make up about half of the company's $65.5 billion in revenue which have increased the product and consumer base of the company.
Fifty two year old Chanda Kochhar, the Managing Director, CEO of ICICI Bank who leads the second-largest bank in India, with over $124 billion in assets, $1.5 billion in profit, and 3,588 branches across the country and with offices spread over 19 countries across the world making her the only Indian woman to be featured in the list for 2014.
| 1. | Mary Barra | GM | USA |
| 2. | Ginni Rometty | IBM | USA |
| 3. | Indra Nooyi | PepsiCo | USA |
| 4. | Maria de Gracas Silva Foster | Petrobras | Brazil |
| 5. | Ellen Kullman | DuPont | USA |
| 6. | Irene Rosenfeld | Mondelez | USA |
| 7. | Marillyn Hewson | Lockheed Martin | USA |
| 8. | Meg Whitman | Hewlett Packard | USA |
| 9. | Patricia Woertz Archer | Daniels Midland | USA |
| 10. | Gail Kelly | Westpac | Australia |
| 11. | Sheryl Sandberg | USA | |
| 12. | Phebe Novakovic | General Dynamics | USA |
| 13. | Safra Catz | Oracle | USA |
| 14. | Marissa Mayer | Yahoo | USA |
| 15. | Alison Cooper | Imperial Tobacco | Britain |
| 16. | Güler Sabanci | Sabanci Holding | Turkey |
| 17. | Deb Henretta | Procter & Gamble | USA |
| 18. | Chanda Kochhar | ICICI Bank | India |
| 19. | Sheri McCoy | Avon | USA |
| 20. | Susan Wojcicki | USA | |
| 21. | Ornella Barra | Alliance Boots | Britain |
| 22. | Chua Sock Koong | Singapore Telecommunications | Singapore |
| 23. | Annika | FalkengrenSEB | Sweden |
| 24. | Ursula Burns | Xerox | USA |
| 25. | Carol Meyrowitz | TJX Companies | USA |
| 26. | Ho Ching | Temasek | Singapore |
| 27. | Anne Sweeney | Disney | USA |
| 28. | Patricia | BarbizetKering | France |
| 29. | Abigail Johnson | Fidelity Investments | USA |
| 30. | Denise Morrison | Campbell Soup | USA |
| 31. | Mary Callahan Erdoes | JP Morgan | USA |
| 32. | Elizabeth Corley | Allianz Global Investors | Germany |
| 33. | Karen Agustiawan | Pertamina | Indonesia |
| 34. | Renée James | Intel | USA |
| 35. | Harriet Green | ThomasCook | Britain |
| 36. | Pam Nicholson | Enterprise | USA |
| 37. | Bridget Van Kralingen | IBM | USA |
| 38. | Nancy McKinstry | Wolters Kluwer | Netherlands |
| 39. | Rosalind Brewer | Wal-Mart Stores | USA |
| 40. | Sandra E. Peterson | Johnson & Johnson | USA |
| 41. | Ana Patricia | BotínSantander | U.K.Britain |
| 42. | Dong MingzuGree | Electric Appliances | China |
| 43. | Lubna Olayan | Olayan Financing | Saudi Arabia |
| 44. | Heather Bresch | Mylan | USA |
| 45. | Ilene Gordon | Ingredion | USA |
| 46. | Carolyn McCall | Easy Jet | Britain |
| 47. | Kwon Seon-joo | Industrial Bank of Korea | Korea |
| 48. | Isabelle Ealet | Goldman Sachs | Britain |
| 49. | Zhang Xin | SOHO China | China |
| 50. | Angela Ahrendts | Burberry | Britain |