Discover the most powerful and influential women in the world, ranked by Forbes. Explore profiles of remarkable leaders shaping industries, economies, and society globally.

2024年11月4日 · Some of the most powerful women are high-ranking Congressional leaders. Nancy Pelosi has been Speaker of the House multiple times. Women have long fought to gain a foothold in the United...

2017年3月8日 · But here, for Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, TIME takes a look back at 50 influential women — specifically, women who ran for, were appointed to or married into a role...

2019年9月24日 · Fortune: The 25 Most Powerful Women in Politics. By: Emma Hinchliffe. In a Washington where more women than ever before are serving in Congress—and running for the nation’s highest office—identifying the 25 most powerful is a Herculean task.

2018年12月4日 · Angela Merkel still tops Forbes’ Most Powerful Women list at No. 1 despite announcing that she will step down after her term expires in 2021. She faces open rebellion within her own party, the...

2024年11月19日 · Notable figures include Indira Gandhi (India), Margaret Thatcher (United Kingdom), Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Liberia), and Angela Merkel (Germany). These women not only shattered long-standing political barriers but also redefined what leadership looks like on the global stage. The map below highlights all the countries where women have taken charge.

2019年9月29日 · Fortune Magazine compiled a list of the most powerful women and gaged those women by the power granted in their position, political influence on policy and conversation, and career...

2019年9月24日 · The most powerful woman in U.S. elected office has gone toe-to-toe with President Trump, set the tone for Democrats on impeachment, and gone viral simply by donning a Max Mara coat.

2022年12月6日 · Nearly a quarter of the leaders on the 2022 Forbes List Of The World’s Most Powerful Women play a major role in politics and policy at a time when rising inflation, supply chain disruptions, and...

2021年8月2日 · Throughout U.S. history, women have played an important and evolving role in the political landscape — from Abigail Adams urging the Founding Fathers to “remember the ladies” in 1776 to this year, when Kamala Harris became the first woman and woman of color to take office as vice president.