The World's 100 Most Powerful Women 2018 RANKING Billionaire Secrets

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  • The World's 100 Most Powerful Women


RankNameAgeCountryCategory
#1Angela Merkel65GermanyPolitics
#2Theresa May62United KingdomPolitics
#3Christine Lagarde63FranceEconomy
#4Mary Barra57United StatesAutomotive
#5Abigail Johnson57United StatesFinance and Investments
#6Melinda Gates54United StatesPhilanthropy/NGO
#7Susan Wojcicki51United StatesTechnology
#8Ana Patricia Botín58SpainFinance and Investments
#9Marillyn Hewson65United StatesManufacturing
#10Ginni Rometty62United StatesEnterprise Technology
#11Sheryl Sandberg49United StatesTechnology
#12Gail Boudreaux59United StatesHealthcare
#13Angela Ahrendts59United StatesTechnology
#14Safra Catz57United StatesTechnology
#15Isabelle Kocher52FranceEnergy
#16Adena Friedman50United StatesFinance and Investments
#17Ho Ching66SingaporeDiversified
#18Emma Walmsley50United KingdomHealthcare
#19U.S. Supreme Court Justices-United StatesPolitics
#20Oprah Winfrey65United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#21Ruth Porat61United StatesTechnology
#22Laurene Powell Jobs55United StatesEducation
#23Queen Elizabeth II93United KingdomPolitics
#24Ivanka Trump37United StatesPolitics
#25Phebe Novakovic61United StatesDiversified
#26Sheikh Hasina Wajed71BangladeshPolitics
#27Stacey Cunningham44United StatesFinance and Investments
#28Amy Hood47United StatesTechnology
#29Jacinda Ardern39New ZealandPolitics
#30Gina Rinehart65AustraliaMetals & Mining
#31Shari Redstone65United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#32Carrie Lam62Hong KongPolitics
#33Mary Callahan Erdoes51United StatesFinance and Investments
#34Rosalind Brewer56United StatesDiversified
#35Erna Solberg58NorwayPolitics
#36Bonnie Hammer69United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#37Lisa Davis55United StatesDiversified
#38Marianne Lake50United KingdomFinance and Investments
#39Mingzhu Dong65ChinaManufacturing
#40Tsai Ing-wen62TaiwanPolitics
#41Donna Langley51United KingdomMedia & Entertainment
#42Anne Finucane-United StatesFinance and Investments
#43Gillian Tans-NetherlandsService
#44Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao49VietnamDiversified
#45Nicola Sturgeon49United KingdomPolitics
#46Jean Liu41ChinaInformation Tech
#47Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic51CroatiaPolitics
#48Anna Wintour69United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#49Elvira Nabiullina55RussiaFinance and Investments
#50Beyoncé Knowles37United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#51Roshni Nadar Malhotra37IndiaTechnology
#52Dana Walden54United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#53Priscilla Chan34United StatesPhilanthropy/NGO
#54Tricia Griffith54United StatesService
#55Jennifer Morgan48United StatesDiversified
#56Feng Ying Wang-ChinaAutomotive
#57Maggie Wei Wu51ChinaFashion & Retail
#58Lubna S. Olayan63Saudi ArabiaDiversified
#59Gwynne Shotwell55United StatesAerospace
#60Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw66IndiaHealthcare
#61Melanie Kreis48GermanyLogistics
#62Zhou Qunfei49Hong KongTechnology
#63Dalia Grybauskaite63LithuaniaPolitics
#64Güler Sabanci64TurkeyDiversified
#65Peng Liyuan56ChinaPolitics
#66Katharine Viner47United KingdomMedia & Entertainment
#67Federica Mogherini46ItalyPolitics
#68Taylor Swift29United StatesMedia & Entertainment
#69Belinda Johnson52United StatesTechnology
#70Zanny Minton Beddoes-United KingdomMedia & Entertainment

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