Since 2017, Jessica Uhl has been serving as the Chief Financial Officer of international energy company Royal Dutch Shell, becoming the second woman to be appointed to that position. Her senior-level positions and career achievements made her appear on Forbes’ and Fortune’s 2020 lists of powerful women…
The Singaporean Prime Minister’s wife, Ho Ching, has been Chief Executive Officer of investment company Temasek Holdings for the last 17 years, but will retire in October. Under her watch, the company has grown its portfolio and has been transformed from a Singapore-focused firm into one of Asia’s most active state investors…
While Michelle Obama is widely known as the first African American First Lady of the United States, she is also a lawyer, writer, and has over the years become a role model for many women around the world. Born in 1964, she studied sociology and African American studies at Princeton University in New Jersey before graduating from Harvard Law School in 1988…
Not only is African American award-winning writer Amanda Gorman the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history, but she is also a committed activist and changemaker. Born in 1998 and raised in Los Angeles, she began writing at a very young age, quickly discovering her talent for poetry…
Not only is Priscilla Chan the wife of tech executive Mark Zuckerberg, but she is also a licensed pediatrician, a teacher who founded her own school, and one of the most influential and intriguing philanthropists of our time. Born in 1985 to immigrants, she grew up in the suburbs of Boston…
Barbra Streisand is cherished as one of the greatest female singers of her generation and a powerful woman in show business. With a career spanning several decades, her achievements cover Broadway, recording, directing, and acting…
Emmy Award-winning actress and comedian Kate McKinnon is one of the most popular cast members of NBC’s Saturday Night Live. She made history when she joined the cast as the first “out” lesbian featured player…
Not only was Cynthia Marshall the first Black cheerleader at the University of California, Berkeley, but a few years ago she also became the first Black female Chief Executive Officer in the NBA. A lifelong pioneer, she is familiar with facing challenges. Growing up in the housing projects of Richmond, California…
Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 100 Women Leaders in Healthcare of 2021. This year’s awardees were nominated and selected for their demonstrated commitment to the field of healthcare and the manner in which they have created profound and lasting impacts on healthcare systems, services, products and technologies around the world…
Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 100 Women Leaders in Healthcare of 2021. This year’s awardees were nominated and selected for their demonstrated commitment to the field of healthcare and the manner in which they have created profound and lasting impacts on healthcare systems, services, products and technologies around the world…
