由 jpichiban Mon, 24 Feb 2025 11:16:02 GMT
The second annual CNBC Changemakers list of women who are transforming business and philanthropy showcases biotech breakthroughs, AI advances, women’s health, and both consumer and social innovations, with a wide-ranging list of leaders, each of whom has accomplished a meaningful achievement in 2024, specifically.From billion-dollar startups to multinationals valued in the hundreds of billions, and in sectors from media and entertainment to sports, financial services, food and restaurants, defense, health care, and real estate, these women are breaking down barriers and inspiring their teams, their customers and the world. With guidance from the Changemakers Advisory Board, CNBC evaluated the applicants’ impact through both quantitative and qualitative lenses.In the Fortune 500, women still face an uphill battle, with the 11% of CEOs who are female a record level. Meanwhile, venture capital funding to female-founded companies declined to 2% last year. The women who succeed, despite those odds, are by definition, exceptional, and their stories reveal grit, perseverance, and creativity.These are the 2025 CNBC ChangemakersNameCompanyTitleToyin AjayiCityblock HealthCo-founder & CEOBianca AnghelinaAily LabsFounder & CEOBela BajariaNetflixChief Content OfficerChristine BaroneDutch BrosPresident & CEOMaria BlackADPPresident & CEONancy BrownAmerican Heart AssociationCEONapheesa CollierUnrivaledCo-founderMarisa DrewStandard CharteredChief Sustainability OfficerLisa EarnhardtAbbottExecutive Vice President & Group President, Medical DevicesStephanie FerrisFIS GlobalPresident & CEOAshley FlowersAudiochuckFounder & CEOMayor Kate GallegoCity of PhoenixMayor of PhoenixJennifer GarnerOnce Upon a FarmCo-founder & Chief Brand OfficerKourtney GibsonTIAACEO, TIAA Retirement SolutionsEmma GredeThe Fifteen Percent Pledge, Good American, Off Season, Skims, SafelySerial Entrepreneur & Chairwoman of The Fifteen Percent PledgeLan GuanAccentureChief AI OfficerParis Hilton11:11 MediaFounder & CEOChelsea HirschhornFridaFounder & CEOSarah HirshlandUnited States Olympic & Paralympic CommitteeCEODiane HoskinsGenslerGlobal Co-ChairLila IbrahimGoogle DeepMindCOOJenny JustPEAK6Co-founderKim A. KeckBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationPresident & CEODr. Reshma KewalramaniVertex PharmaceuticalsPresident & CEOWendy KoppTeach For AllCo-founder & CEODonna LangleyNBCUniversalChairman, NBCUniversal Studio Group & Chief Content OfficerLori Lyons-WilliamsAbdera TherapeuticsPresident & CEOElizabeth MatthewsAmerican Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)CEOMerav MorLumenCo-founder & InventorMichal MorLumenCo-founder & InventorWawira NjiruFood4EducationFounder & CEOSheryl PalmerTaylor MorrisonChairman & CEOArati PrabhakarUnited StatesFormer Director of the White House Office of Science & Technology PolicyCaryn Seidman BeckerCLEARChair & CEOBijal ShahGuildCEOBreanna StewartUnrivaledCo-founderJoanna StroberMidi HealthCEOKatherine StuelandGeneDxPresident & CEOAnjali SudTubiCEOCassandra Morales ThurswellKitschFounder & CEOTricia TolivarCavaCFODara TresederAutodeskCMODr. Stephanie Venn-WatsonSeraphina TherapeuticsCo-founder & CEOCarla VernónThe Honest CompanyBoard Director & CEOKathy WardenNorthrop GrummanChair, President & CEOJoey WatYum ChinaCEONaomi WattsStripes BeautyFounder & Chief Creative OfficerJen WongRedditCOODenise WoodardPartake FoodsFounder & CEOSharon YeshayaMorgan StanleyCFO
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