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BEIJING,
Sept. 19 (Xinhuanet) -- Newsweek magazine spoke to 20 powerful women in
Leadership roles who offer advice on how to take charge and how to make it
easier to return to work after career pauses.
"These women are poised to be the next generation of
leaders in their fields—whether it's sports, business, finance, politics or the
arts," Newsweek reported Sunday. Enditem
(Agencies)
List of the 20 powerful women of the next generation:
Danica Patrick, race car driver,
Queen Latifah, entertainer,
Karenna Gore Schiff, lawyer and author,
Mary Cheney, political campaigner,
Marissa Mayer, vice president of search products, Google,
Sarah Chang, violinist,
Maria Celeste Arraras, broadcast journalist,
Renee Reijo Pera, infertility researcher, UCSF,
Gwen Sykes, chief financial officer, NASA,
Joyce Chang, director, JPMorgan
Tracy Reese, fashion designer
Janna Levin, scientist
Ruth Simmons, president, Brown University
Martina Navratilova, Hall of Fame tennis champion, winner of 18 Grand Slam
singles titles, including a record nine Wimbledons,
Ellen Futter, president, American Museum of Natural History, former
president, Barnard College
Meredith Vieira, cohost, the 'Today' show,
Adele Hodges, marine colonel, commander, Camp Lejeune,
Renetta McCann, CEO, Starcom MediaVest Group, the advertising and marketing
giant,
Anne Stevens, departing chief operating officer, Ford Motor
Co.
Diane von Furstenberg, president, Council of Fashion Designers of
America
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