8 Most Powerful Women In The World

From CEO’s and politicians to actors and entrepreneurs, women leaders are dominating industries all around the world, at a revolutionary pace. As of 2019, the most powerful women in the world—based on Forbes’ list of 100 most powerful women—controlled an estimated $2 trillion dollars in revenue. These inspirational women accounted for 20% of the world’s presidential, government minister and parliamentary seats, according to Christina Vuleta of ForbesWomen. And these women lead the charge in their own careers and professional settings, they are simultaneously forging the path of progress for women’s rights for us all. For a previous of just a few amazing, high-ranking ladies, check out this list of the 8 most powerful women in the world.

Angela Merkel

Now serving her fourth term, Angela Merkel become the very first female Chancellor of Germany in 2005. She has also been leader of the Christian Democratic Union since 2000. For 8 years running, Merkel has held the number one spot on Forbes’ list of the 100 most powerful women in the world.

Theresa May

Theresa May has been the UK Prime Minister since July 2016. Her goal is a unified Britain, May reportedly saying “a Brexit that delivers on the result of the referendum.”

Christine Lagarde

Since 2011, Christine Lagarde has worked as the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). While in the position, Christine Lagarde has aided the IMF in maneuvering the eurozone debt crisis and a trade war between the U.S. and China.