Everyone knows that back in the old days the man of the house was the main provider, however times have changed and now it’s time for the women to take charge. People commonly underestimate the powers of today’s business women of America. Finding five women leaders was pretty easy because of how many there are today. The commonly known website about today’s most powerful leaders, Forbes, has a chart dedicated to women and they rate them on their success, all including: including Indra Nooyi, Sheryl Sandberg, Rosalind Brewer, Marissa Mayer, and Pam Nicholson. Chief Executive Officer of Pepsi, Indra Nooyi began her career by graduating the Yale School Of management with a Master of Business Administration as well as Madras Christian College …show more content…
She received her Bachelor's in Art and Science from Harvard University as well as her Masters of Business Administration from Harvard School of Business. Sheryl Sandberg, by now, has spent more than two decades achieving at the highest she can possibly reach of government and corporate America. She joined Facebook in 2008 as the Chief Operating Officer and has been given credit for establishing it as a profitable business. She wrote a book entitled Lean on, as a tutorial of how to become successful business women. This book gives great ideas, steps, and things to remember while learning to become well-established business women. One thing she pushes someone to remember while building yourself up is that “You can’t be liked by everyone. So, don’t build yourself around someone …show more content…
She is the president and CEO of Sam’s Club and Walmart, both are related. At Spelman College, she received her Bachelors of Arts and Science. Although she is very busy, she is very involved in mentorship and encouraging a higher education to everyone. “We need to educate the future generation of the unwritten rule of business (Walmart Our Story). Her stand to help other people is to get the best education you can, yet stay connected and close to your family. Giving back to the ones who helped you build your self means a lot to her. She took the role of CEO as not only the first woman but also the first African American. She believes she is who she is today from the ones that built her, so she encourages stay