“Forbes List Power Players”
By, Ascellia Arenas
The 18th annual “Most Powerful Women” list, from Fortune Magazine, included a few women of color among the 51 selected featured women. This gives us a reason to celebrate.
Rosalind Brewer (pictured, left) ranked 15th, is the CEO and President of Sam’s Club, a division of Walmart.
Ann-Marie Campbell (right) ranked 37th, is the President of Home Depot’s Southern Division, earned both her undergraduate and MBA degrees from Georgia State University.
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Ursula Burns, CEO and chairman of Xerox, was ranked 17th on this year’s list. In her five years as CEO, Ursula Burns has managed to make Xerox a powerful and profitable company. In a virtually paperless society, that is no small feat.
Burns helped Xerox generate adjusted earnings per share of $1.09, up from $1.02 in 2012, and post $21.4 billion in full-year revenue. More…
Today, September 20th, just also happens to be her birthday! Congratulations, Mrs. Burns, you’re an inspiration.
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