Top 10 Most Attractive Female CEOs of the S&P 500 (USA)
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It would appear that a woman's IQ is directly related to her physical attractiveness. This is probably going to be the situation for female CEOs of big American firms and corporations.
Due to the subjective nature of beauty standards, it is impossible to compile a list of the most beautiful female CEOs.
But KnowInsiders continues to do its best to compile a roster of stunningly beautiful female CEOs who are also very promising and powerful.
| "The beauty of a woman is not in a facial mode but the true beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It is the caring that she lovingly gives the passion that she shows. The beauty of a woman grows with the passing years" - Audrey Hepburn |
1. Whitney Wolfe Herd - Bumble Company
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| Whitney Wolfe Herd |
Wolfe Herd was born on July 5, 1989, and grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah. While her father builds homes, her mother stays at home with the kids. Wolfe Herd then went to Southern Methodist University in Texas and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma there.
Whitney Wolfe Herd's social awareness seems to be one of the things that make her stand out. When she was 20, she started her own business while she was still in college. She sold bamboo tote bags to raise money for the communities that were hurt by the BP oil spill in 2010. In order to start the non-profit "Help Us Project," Wolfe Herd asked celebrity stylist Patrick Aufdenkamp for help. After being seen on Rachel Zoe and Nicole Richie, her bags got a lot of attention across the country very quickly.
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| Whitney Wolfe Herd |
Wolfe Herd worked for a short time in South East Asian orphanages after graduating from high school. At age 22, he joined Hatch Labs. She met Sean Rad at this New York City incubator and joined the Cardify startup there. However, the project was put on hold in the end. However, because she was dating Rad, she quickly became involved in his other project, a dating app called Tinder that he launched with Chris Gulczynski in 2012.
Wolfe Herd came up with the name for the app and was also in charge of marketing it. The signature flame logo is based on her experience lighting the fireplace at her dad's cabin in Montana with tinder, which are small sticks. Wolfe Herd quit Tinder in 2014 because she had a disagreement with the company's leaders. She then made her own dating app to give women more power. This is how Bumble began. By 2017, more than 22 million people had signed up to use Bumble.
In addition to being the CEO of the recently acquired MagicLab, the parent company of several well-known dating apps (Bumble, Latch, and Badoo), Wolfe Herd is one of the most influential women in technology today. MagicLab is valued at US$3 billion and has an estimated 75 million users across its whole portfolio.
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| Wolfe Herd - the Most Beautiful CEO |
2. Sue Nabi - Coty Inc.
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| Sue Nabi |
Naturally, a female CEO of a beauty company needs to be extremely attractive.
Sue Youcef Nabi, a French entrepreneur and innovator in the global beauty industry, was born in Algeria on February 13, 1968. The vegan skincare brand Orveda was founded by Nabi and debuted in 2017. Nabi worked for L'Oreal for 20 years, serving as President of both Lancôme and L'Oréal.
In July 2020, Sue Nabi was appointed CEO of Coty, Inc., a cosmetics company. Nabi founded Orveda, a vegan skincare brand that debuted in 2017, prior to taking on this role. She also worked for L'Oreal for 20 years, holding the position of president for the brands Lancôme and L'Oréal.
Nabi graduated from the ENGEES (National School for Water and Environmental Engineering) in France with a degree in engineering. She also holds an advanced master's degree from ESSEC Business School in marketing management.
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3. Mary Dillon - Ulta Beauty, Inc.
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| Mary Dillon |
The beauty store Ulta Beauty has had Mary Dillon, who was born in 1962, as its CEO since July 2013. Before she joined Ulta, she was president and CEO of the mobile network provider U.S. Cellular from 2010 to 2013. She also worked at McDonald's as an EVP and global chief marketing officer from 2005 to 2010.
Fortune named Dillon one of the most powerful women in the world in 2016. She was also given the Sandra Taub Humanitarian Award in October 2018 for her work as a leader in charity.
At the University of Illinois at Chicago, where Dillon got her bachelor's degrees in Asian Studies and Marketing, she is now an example for women who want to major in marketing.
4. Michele Buck - Hershey Company
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| Michele Buck |
Buck was born in central Pennsylvania in 1964. He got his bachelor's degree from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania and his master's degree in business administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1987.
This award was given to Buck in 2005, when she was President of U.S. Snacks and Senior Vice President at Hershey.The Committee for Economic Development (CED) gave Buck its Corporate Citizenship Award. Buck has been on Fortune's list of the "Most Powerful Women" more than once.
Since 2017, when she started in these roles, Michele Buck has been the first woman to lead The Hershey Company as president, chairman, and CEO. Buck has worked in the field of consumer packaged goods for over 25 years. Before becoming the chief executive officer (CEO) of the company, she held a number of high-level leadership roles. Before being hired by The Hershey Company, Buck spent 17 years working for PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division and Kraft/Nabisco.
While at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, Buck earned a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1982. It was in 1987 that she got her MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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| Michele Buck |
5. Kathy Warden - Northrop Grumman Corporation
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| Kathy Warden |
Kathy Warden, the chairman, president, and CEO of Northrop Grumman Corporation, is the last—but certainly not the least—of our list of outstanding female executives. On January 1st, 2019, she was elected as chairman of the board of directors, and on August 1st of the same year, she assumed the roles of president and CEO. In 2018, she became a member of the board.
She held the positions of vice president and COO prior to being appointed CEO. Prior to this, she served as the company's mission systems and information systems sector president and corporate vice president. Warden previously held positions at General Dynamics, Veridian Corporation, and the General Electric Company before joining Northrop Grumman.
Warden attended James Madison University for her undergraduate studies and George Washington University for her MBA.
6. Linda Rendle - The Clorox Company
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| Linda Rendle |
September 2020 marked Linda Rendle's (born 1979) first day as CEO of The Clorox Company.
She has nearly twenty years of experience with the company. She has held a number of senior leadership positions over the years. She oversaw crucial international operations as the company's president prior to taking on the role of CEO. She joined the Clorox Executive Committee in 2016 and served as senior vice president of the cleaning division.
Rendle worked for The Procter & Gamble Company before joining Clorox, where she held a number of sales management positions in the Boston and Charlotte markets.
Rendle graduated from Harvard University with a bachelor's degree in economics.
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7. Michelle Gass - Kohl's Corporation
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| Michelle Gass as President & CEO |
Michelle D. Gass (Petkers), an American businesswoman, has been president and director at Levi Strauss & Co. since December 2022. Maine is where Gass was born. She married Scott Gass on August 20, 1994. Their two kids are named Megan and Will.
Gass was given the title of CEO-in-waiting for Levi Strauss & Co. in November 2022. He was also told that he would be leaving his job as CEO of Kohl's by early December.
As of 1990, Gass had a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from the University of Washington.
Gass, a longtime Starbucks worker, changed the company's direction in 1996. "Helped make 'frappuccino' a household word" was how she talked about Starbucks, which became a $2 billion brand in 2011.
Gass worked at Starbucks and Procter & Gamble before she started working at Kohl's. She became the first chief customer officer at Kohl's in 2013. She led the way in creating Kohl's Greatness Agenda in 2014, and in 2015, she was named chief merchandising officer. She became CEO-elect in 2017 after moving up the ranks. With a salary of $12.34 million, she was ranked number 71 on the As You Sow report titled "100 Most Overpaid CEOs 2020." Gass has been on PepsiCo's board of directors since March 2019.
In 2005, Gass was given the Ichabod Washburn Young Alumni for Professional Achievement award by Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 2007, Gass was named a Woman to Watch by Advantage.In 2018, Gass was named one of Homeworld Business's "Players" and a person to watch in the home goods business for 2019.
8. Kristin Peck - Zoetis Inc.
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| Kristin Peck |
Kristen Peck (born 1975) has been CEO of Zoetis, a multinational company that makes medicines for animals, since January 2020. Before she became CEO, she was ExVP and group president for U.S. operations, business development, and strategy at the company. Since starting at Zoetis, Peck has had a number of important roles in international product and business development.
Before he joined Zoetis, Peck was EVP of global business development and innovation at Pfizer. She had jobs at other financial firms and with The Boston Consulting Group as well.
Peck got her bachelor's degree from Georgetown University and then went on to get her MBA from Columbia Graduate School of Business.
It is thought that Kristin C. Peck is worth at least $41.8 million as of November 21, 2023. In the past 12 years, Ms. Peck has sold ZTS stock worth more than $25,559,608. She now owns more than 13,000 shares of Zoetis Inc. stock worth more than $12,893,018. Also, as CEO and director of Zoetis Inc., she gets $3,330,160 from the company.
9. Julie Sweet - Accenture
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| Julie Sweet |
Julie Sweet, a member of Accenture's board of directors and CEO since 1967, was born. She oversaw Accenture's largest geographic market, North America, as CEO before taking on the role in September 2019.
She spent five years as Accenture's chief compliance officer, general counsel, and secretary before that. She worked as a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP for ten years prior to joining the company in 2010.
Julie is a member of the board of directors of the Business Roundtable, where she chairs the Technology Committee, and the board of trustees of the World Economic Forum. In addition, Julie is a member of the boards of trustees for the Marriott Foundation for People with Disabilities - Bridges from School to Work, the Center for Strategic & International Studies, and Catalyst. She ranked first on FORTUNE's list of the "Most Powerful Women in Business" in 2020.
Julie graduated from Columbia Law School with a Juris Doctor degree and Claremont McKenna College with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
10. Joanne Crevoiserat - Tapestry, Inc.
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| Joanne Crevoiserat |
She was born in 1965 and is the CEO of Tapestry, Inc., a company based in New York that owns Stuart Weitzman, Kate Spade, and Coach. Tapestry is now in a good position to pass its parent company, American conglomerate Michael Kors, as the company deals with the effects of the pandemic. This is because it bought Versace and Michael Kors owner Capri.
In 2019, Crevoiserat became the chief financial officer at Tapestry. Before that, he held important roles at Wal-Mart Stores, May Department Store, Kohl's Inc., and most recently, Abercrombie & Fitch as the chief operating officer.
Crevoiserat was made Tapestry's acting CEO in the summer of 2020. She had to lead the company through the terrible effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and a tough Coach turnaround right away. In an interview with BoF, Crevoiserat talked about a digital transformation that would help Tapestry's brands understand what customers want and serve them better. Online shopping sales went through the roof, and by 2022, the group had made $6.7 billion, which was 11% more than it had before the pandemic.
Tapestry said in August 2023 that it would pay $8.5 billion to buy its competitor Capri. The two companies will now make more than $12 billion a year together. Even though Capri's brands have their own problems, Crevoiserat believes that Versace, Michael Kors, and Jimmy Choo could all benefit from the way she runs her business at Tapestry.
"The customer is changing quickly in how and where they shop and how and when they learn about brands." Because their values are becoming more clear, they want to work with companies that share those values. In 2023, Crevoiserat told BoF that the authenticity of a brand is very important.
In Conclusion
The female CEOs above are all extremely talented, rich, famous and once ranked among the most powerful women in America. If you participate in beauty contests, it is not surprising that these female CEOs are at the top.
What we want to emphasize here is the beauty and charm hidden deep within these female CEOs. That is the beauty of intelligence, talent, and dedication to the community.
And finally, as Francis Bacon once said, "The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express". So you can choose the most beautiful and attractive female CEO in your opinion.
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