Take Stock Of 12 Top Ladies In The Top 500

Pat Woertz's company: ADM (Archer Daniels Midland), in addition to being chief executive officer of Archer Daniels Midland, Woertz is also a member of Procter & Gamble Company (Procter Gamble) and the board of directors of the US China Chamber of Commerce (U.S.-China Procter). By the way, she is also the mother of 3 children. Position: CEO 500 ranking: 122 born in West Pennsylvania, pat waltz has a strong interest in business since childhood.

Angela Brown: Wellpoint: Chief Executive Officer, CEO. Chairman Top 500 companies ranked 135: Angela bri was born in Dallas and got a bachelor's degree at Texas Tech University, and went further to Southern Methodist University School of Law in Dezhou. As a mother of 3 children, it is not easy to walk gently in the company. With her family's full support, she managed WellPoint successfully. In 2010, the company's operating revenue exceeded $57 billion 800 million.

Lu Yingde's company: PepsiCo Inc (PepsiCo) duties: Chief Executive Officer and chairman of the company's top 500 ranking: 137 when she was still studying at Yale University (Yale) business school, Lu Yingde was penniless, and even the interview could not get a decent dress. She said she had to wear traditional Sari to interview because her friend said to her, "if they don't like the real you, they are not worth your life." He finally got the job. Ever since she became chief executive, praise has always been heard about her innovative spirit. She has been committed to the diversified development of Pepsi products and the development of health products. At the same time, she has been concerned about the development of Pepsi Cola, a classic filling beverage. Indra Nooyi

Irene Rosenfeld's company: Kraft: Chief Executive Officer and chairman of the company's top 500 companies: more than 167 years ago, when Irene Rosenfeld was studying for a psychology degree at Cornell University (Cornell), it was hard to imagine that she had been in the food and beverage industry for 29 years. In 2006, she returned to kraft and served as chief executive officer and chairman of the board. In 2010, she led the company to annex the British candy giant Cadbury (Cadbury). In the same year, the company's revenues amounted to $48 billion. Rosefield and Philip have two children, Allison and Carol. After her ex husband died, she married her current husband, an investment banker, {page_break}.

Elson Hans's company: Sunoco: Chief Executive Officer 500 ranking: 252 according to Elson Hans's alma mater, Rice University (Rice University), she was omnipotent in the university age: she joined the first inter school basketball team in the school, took part in the marching band, and did the student union as the sports editor of the school newspaper. All this may lay a good foundation for her future career.

Gail Kelly: Westpac Banking: CEO and executive director, top 500 companies: 254 Gail Kelly, South Africa, and in 1997, she came to Australia. Before going to Australia, she worked as a history teacher at a government school in South Africa. But she didn't like this job at all. Under Kelly's control, the Westpac bank acquired the Bank of St Georges in 2008. As the mother of 4 children, Kelly said that her achievements today were due entirely to her husband's relentless support.

Ke Ailun's company: DuPont Co (DuPont) duties: Chief Executive Officer and chairman of the company top 500 ranking: 285 Ke Ellen received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Tufts University (Tufts), and then received a master's degree in management from Northwestern University (Northwestern University). After graduation, she worked in General Electric.

Cynthia Carol's company: Anglo American PLC: CEO 500 ranking: 345 Cynthia Carol got a master's degree in geology from University of Kansas (University of) and got a master's degree in Business Administration from Harvard Business School. Therefore, Cynthia Carol is the chief executive officer of Anglo American resources company. The company is a resource mining company headquartered in London. {page_break}

Gareth Davis company: Imperial Tobacco Group: CEO 500 ranking: the 413 Empire tobacco companies CEO Gareth Davis worked for 14 years. When Alison Cooper learned that he was his successor, he was not worried about his heavy responsibilities. In May 2010, she took over the post of Imperial Tobacco master.

Carol M & MS, Inc.: discount retail companies TJX position: CEO 500 ranking: 442 TJX owns retail brands such as TJ Maxx and Marshalls. In 2005, the company appointed Carol meta for president of the company. Two years later, in January 2007, she was appointed CEO of the company.

Ur Sura Burns's company: Xerox: Chief Executive Officer and chairman of the company 500 top ranking: 449 Burns at the Polytechnic (now New York Polytechnic, Polytechnic Institute of NYU) received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, and then obtained a master's degree in the same profession from Columbia University. After graduation, Burns entered the Xerox Co internship and has been working so far.

Julia Li glenstey's company: Premafin Finanziaria: CEO and chairman of the 500 strong list: 4932008 years, Julia Li glenstey was appointed chief executive officer of Premafin Finanziara, Italy accident insurance company. Her family is one of the main shareholders of the company.