Tangan yang menggoncang buaian jangan disangka tidak mampu menggoncang dunia.Emansipasi wanita kini bukan sahaja melibatkan perjuangan gender tetapi menuntut lebih dari itu yang selama ini didominisasi oleh kaum lelaki.Hilllary Clinton misalnya yang pernag menjadi First Lady di Amerika walaupun tidak lama masih dianggap sebagai wanita kedua paling berpengaruh di dunia selepas perlantikannya oleh pentadbiran President Obama sebagai Setiusaha Negara..
Politics: Michele Bachmann, kiri dan Sarah Palin pada kedudukant 22 and 34 senarai
First lady Michelle Obama menduduki tempat ke 8 mengatasi Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann
Mrs. Clinton di temapat kedua dibelakang Canselor Jerman Angela Merkel, yangdigambarkan sebagai pemimpin yang'dipertikaikan' Kesatuan Eropah, dalam senarai majalah Forbes yang diterbitkan hari ini.
Walaupun politik boleh menguasai tiga teratas - dengan Presiden Brazil DilmaRousseff di tempat ketiga - senarai kuasa tahun ini mewakili wanita dari segenap lapisan masyarakat.
Teratas: German Chancellor Angela Merkel adalah Wanita Paling Berpengaruh Di Dunia walaupun tidak disenangi oleh Kesatuan Eropah
Superstars: Actress Angelina Jolie menjadi duta yang turut disertai oleh Lady Gaga yang sanggup membelanjakan 200 juta untuk kempen memerangi AIDS meletakkan dirinya orang ke 11.
Wang juga diambil kira. Sepuluh peratus daripada wanita mempunyai akaun bank dalam sepuluh angka, termasuk Oprah Winfrey pada 14 nombor danHarry Potter author JK Rowling pada 61.
Waris perempuan Alice Walton Wal-Mart, nombor 85, adalah tetap manakalaGeorgina Rinehart - bilangan ke 19 - wanita terkaya di Australia dan dikatakanberada di landasan yang betul untuk menjadi wanita terkaya di dunia menjelang akhir tahun depan.
Teknologi baru diwakili dalam bentuk Facebook Sheryl Sandberg, nombor lima, dan Katie Jacobs Stanton, dari Twitter, pada kedudukan56.
Juri Michele Bachmann - nombor 22 - dan Sarah Palin, nombor 34. Banyak bergantung kepada kemajuan mereka dalam perlumbaan presiden 2012 untukmelihat jika mereka akan memanjat atau jatuh tahun depan.
First Lady Michelle Obama berjaya untuk berada di dedudukan kesepuluh teratas, berada pada nombor lapan.
Ratu Talkk show : Oprah Winfrey berada di kedudukan 14 dengan akaun bank 10 digit
Usahawan seperti Wang HTC Cher, nombor 20, dan Zhang Xin, jutawan bersama pengasas hartanah empayar SOHO China, nombor 48.
Editor eksekutif yg baru The New York Times Jill Abramson nombor12 manakala bos BBC News Helen Boaden pada kedudukan 44 dan Diane Sawyer pada 47.
Kari Ann NBC Today show 66 dan Greta The Rekod Van Susteren77 .
Showbiz aktivis Lady Gaga, 11, yang membelanjakan 200 juta dalam kempen memerangi AIDS serta Angelina Jolie yang bertugas sebagai Duta juga menunjukkan prestasi cemerlang.
Berikut ialah senarai Top 100 Wanita Paling Berpengaruh Di Dunia yang dilakukan oleh majalah Forbes.
FORBES' TOP 100 OF WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL WOMEN
1 Angela Merkel, Chancellor, 57, Germany
2 Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State, 63, United States
3 Dilma Rousseff, President, 63, Brazil
4 Indra NooyiChief Executive, PepsiCo, 55, United States
5 Sheryl Sandberg, COO, Facebook, 41, United States
6 Melinda Gates, Cofounder, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, 47, United States
7 Sonia Gandhi, President, Indian National Congress Party, 64, India
8 Michelle Obama First Lady, 47, United States
9 Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, 55, France
10 Irene Rosenfeld, CEO, Kraft Foods, 58, United States
11 Lady Gaga, Entertainer, 25, United States
12 Jill Abramson, Executive Editor, NY Times, 57, United States
13 Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, 63, United States
14 Oprah Winfrey, Media Personality, 57, United States
15 Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security, 53, United States
16 Susan Wojcicki, SVP, Advertising, Google, 43, United States
17 Cristina Fernandez, President, 58, Argentina
18 Beyoncé Knowles, Entertainer, Designer, 29, United States
19 Georgina Rinehart, Mining Tycoon, 57, Australia
20 Cher Wang, Cofounder, Chair, HTC; VIA Technologies, 52, Taiwan
21 Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, 56, U.S.
22 Michele Bachmann, Presidential Candidate, 55, United States
23 Julia Gillard, Prime Minister, 49, Australia
24 Mary Schapiro, Chair, Securities and Exchange Commission, 56, United States
25 Anne Sweeney, Co-Chair of Disney Media Networks; President, Disney-ABC Television Group, 53, United States
2 Hillary Clinton, Secretary of State, 63, United States
3 Dilma Rousseff, President, 63, Brazil
4 Indra NooyiChief Executive, PepsiCo, 55, United States
5 Sheryl Sandberg, COO, Facebook, 41, United States
6 Melinda Gates, Cofounder, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, 47, United States
7 Sonia Gandhi, President, Indian National Congress Party, 64, India
8 Michelle Obama First Lady, 47, United States
9 Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund, 55, France
10 Irene Rosenfeld, CEO, Kraft Foods, 58, United States
11 Lady Gaga, Entertainer, 25, United States
12 Jill Abramson, Executive Editor, NY Times, 57, United States
13 Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, 63, United States
14 Oprah Winfrey, Media Personality, 57, United States
15 Janet Napolitano, Secretary of Homeland Security, 53, United States
16 Susan Wojcicki, SVP, Advertising, Google, 43, United States
17 Cristina Fernandez, President, 58, Argentina
18 Beyoncé Knowles, Entertainer, Designer, 29, United States
19 Georgina Rinehart, Mining Tycoon, 57, Australia
20 Cher Wang, Cofounder, Chair, HTC; VIA Technologies, 52, Taiwan
21 Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, 56, U.S.
22 Michele Bachmann, Presidential Candidate, 55, United States
23 Julia Gillard, Prime Minister, 49, Australia
24 Mary Schapiro, Chair, Securities and Exchange Commission, 56, United States
25 Anne Sweeney, Co-Chair of Disney Media Networks; President, Disney-ABC Television Group, 53, United States
26 Aung San Suu Kyi, General Secretary, National League For Democracy, 66, Myanmar
27 Ursula Burns, CEO, Xerox, 52, United States
28 Amy Pascal, Co-Chair, Sony Pictures, 53, United States
29 Angelina Jolie, Actress, Humanitarian, 36, United States
30 Josette Sheeran, Executive Director, UN World Food Programme, 57, U.S.
31 Arianna HuffingtonEditor-In-Chief, Huffington Post, 61, U.S.
32 Gail Kelly, CEO, Westpac Group, 55, Australia
33 Chan Laiwa & family, Chair, Fu Wah International Group, 70, China
34 Sarah Palin, Political Commentator, 47, U.S.
35 Cynthia Carroll, CEO, Anglo American, 54, U.S.
36 Helene Gayle, CEO, CARE USA
37 Carol Bartz, CEO, Yahoo!, 62, U.S.
38 Ellen Kullman, CEO, Dupont, 55, U.S.
39 Jin Sook Chang, Cofounder, Chief Merchandising Officer, Forever 21, 48, U.S.
40 Safra Catz, President, Oracle, 49, U.S.
41 Angela Braly, CEO, Wellpoint, 50, U.S.
42 Marissa Maye, VP, Local, Maps & Location Services, Google, 36, U.S.
43 Chanda Kochhar, CEO, ICICI Bank, 49, India
44 Christiane Amanpour, News Achor, This Week, 53 , U.S.
45 Patricia Woertz, CEO, Archer Daniels Midland, 58, U.S.
46 Lynn Laverty Elsenhans, CEO, Sunoco, 55 , U.S.
47 Diane Sawyer, News Anchor, World News, 65, U.S.
48 Zhang Xin & family, Cofounder, CEO, SOHO China, 46, China
49 Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch, 85, United Kingdom
50 Helen Clark, Administrator, UN Development Programme, 61, New Zealand
27 Ursula Burns, CEO, Xerox, 52, United States
28 Amy Pascal, Co-Chair, Sony Pictures, 53, United States
29 Angelina Jolie, Actress, Humanitarian, 36, United States
30 Josette Sheeran, Executive Director, UN World Food Programme, 57, U.S.
31 Arianna HuffingtonEditor-In-Chief, Huffington Post, 61, U.S.
32 Gail Kelly, CEO, Westpac Group, 55, Australia
33 Chan Laiwa & family, Chair, Fu Wah International Group, 70, China
34 Sarah Palin, Political Commentator, 47, U.S.
35 Cynthia Carroll, CEO, Anglo American, 54, U.S.
36 Helene Gayle, CEO, CARE USA
37 Carol Bartz, CEO, Yahoo!, 62, U.S.
38 Ellen Kullman, CEO, Dupont, 55, U.S.
39 Jin Sook Chang, Cofounder, Chief Merchandising Officer, Forever 21, 48, U.S.
40 Safra Catz, President, Oracle, 49, U.S.
41 Angela Braly, CEO, Wellpoint, 50, U.S.
42 Marissa Maye, VP, Local, Maps & Location Services, Google, 36, U.S.
43 Chanda Kochhar, CEO, ICICI Bank, 49, India
44 Christiane Amanpour, News Achor, This Week, 53 , U.S.
45 Patricia Woertz, CEO, Archer Daniels Midland, 58, U.S.
46 Lynn Laverty Elsenhans, CEO, Sunoco, 55 , U.S.
47 Diane Sawyer, News Anchor, World News, 65, U.S.
48 Zhang Xin & family, Cofounder, CEO, SOHO China, 46, China
49 Queen Elizabeth II, Monarch, 85, United Kingdom
50 Helen Clark, Administrator, UN Development Programme, 61, New Zealand
51 Helen Boaden Director, BBC News Group, 55, United Kingdom
52 Nancy Pelosi, Democratic Leader, House of Representatives, 71, United States
53 Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Monarch, 40, Jordan
54 Bonnie Hammer, Chairman, Cable Entertainment and Cable Studios, NBCU, 61, U.S.
55 Ellen DeGeneres, Talk Show Host , 53, United States
56 Katie Jacobs Stanton, VP, International Strategy, Twitter, 41, United States
57 Shari Ariso, Heiress, Philanthropist, 53, Israel
58 Angela Ahrendts CEO, Burberry, 51, United States
59 Yingluck Shinawatra, Prime Minister, 44, Thailand
60 Gisele Bündchen, Supermodel, Environmentalist, 31, Brazil
61 Joanne (J.K.) Rowling Author, 46, United Kingdom
62 Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, President, 72 , Liberia
63 Lubna S. Olayan, CEO, Olayan Financing Company, 56, Saudi Arabia
64 Andrea Jung, CEO, Avon, 53, United States
65 Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Managing Director, World Bank, Indonesia
66 Ann Curry, Coanchor, TODAY show, 54, United States
67 Sallie Krawcheck, President, Global Wealth and Investment Management, Bank of America, 46, United States
68 Margaret Chan, Director-General, World Health Organization, 64, China
69 Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief, Vogue, 61, United States
70 Abigail Johnson, President, Fidelity Investments, 49, United States
71 Judith Rodin, President, The Rockefeller Foundation, 66, United States
72 Ho Ching, CEO, Temasek Holdings, 58, Singapore
73 Carol Meyrowitz, CEO, TJX Companies, 57, United States
74 Mary Callahan Erdoes, CEO, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, 44, United States
75 Greta Van Susteren Host, On the Record, 57, United States
52 Nancy Pelosi, Democratic Leader, House of Representatives, 71, United States
53 Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Monarch, 40, Jordan
54 Bonnie Hammer, Chairman, Cable Entertainment and Cable Studios, NBCU, 61, U.S.
55 Ellen DeGeneres, Talk Show Host , 53, United States
56 Katie Jacobs Stanton, VP, International Strategy, Twitter, 41, United States
57 Shari Ariso, Heiress, Philanthropist, 53, Israel
58 Angela Ahrendts CEO, Burberry, 51, United States
59 Yingluck Shinawatra, Prime Minister, 44, Thailand
60 Gisele Bündchen, Supermodel, Environmentalist, 31, Brazil
61 Joanne (J.K.) Rowling Author, 46, United Kingdom
62 Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, President, 72 , Liberia
63 Lubna S. Olayan, CEO, Olayan Financing Company, 56, Saudi Arabia
64 Andrea Jung, CEO, Avon, 53, United States
65 Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Managing Director, World Bank, Indonesia
66 Ann Curry, Coanchor, TODAY show, 54, United States
67 Sallie Krawcheck, President, Global Wealth and Investment Management, Bank of America, 46, United States
68 Margaret Chan, Director-General, World Health Organization, 64, China
69 Anna Wintour, Editor-in-Chief, Vogue, 61, United States
70 Abigail Johnson, President, Fidelity Investments, 49, United States
71 Judith Rodin, President, The Rockefeller Foundation, 66, United States
72 Ho Ching, CEO, Temasek Holdings, 58, Singapore
73 Carol Meyrowitz, CEO, TJX Companies, 57, United States
74 Mary Callahan Erdoes, CEO, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, 44, United States
75 Greta Van Susteren Host, On the Record, 57, United States
76 Mary Barra, SVP, Global Product Development, General Motors, 49, United States
77 Ana Patricia Botin, CEO, Santander UK, 50, Spain
78 Guler Sabanci & family, Chair, Sabanci Holding, 56, Turkey
79 Miuccia Prada, Chair, Head Designer, Prada Group, 62, Italy
80 Denise Morrison CEO, Campbell Soup Company, 57, United States
81 Tina Brown, Editor-in-Chief, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, 57, United States
82 Virginia Rometty SVP, Group Executive Sales, Marketing and Strategy , IBM, 53, U.S.
83 Drew Gilpin Faust, President, Harvard University, 63, United States
84 Sheri McCoy, Vice Chair, Johnson & Johnson, 52, United States
85 Alice WaltonHeiress, Art Patron, 61, United States
86 Laura Chinchilla, President, 52, Costa Rica
87 Ngozi Okonjo-Iweal, Finance Minister, 57, Nigeria
88 Sue Naegle, President, HBO Entertainment, 42, United States
89 Mindy Grossman, CEO, HSN, 53, United States
90 Ruth Porat, CFO, Morgan Stanley, United States
91 Diane Von Furstenberg, CEO, Diane Von Furstenberg Studio, 64, United States
92 Jan Fields President, McDonald's USA, 56, United States
93 Maria Ramos, Group CEO, Absa Group Banks, 52, South Africa
94 Marjorie Scardino, CEO, Pearson, 64, United States
95 Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 56, United States
96 Beth Mooney, CEO, KeyCorp, 56, United States
97 Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita, CEO, ArcelorMittal South Africa, 52, South Africa
98 Dominique Senequier,CEO, AXA Private Equity, 58, France
99 Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Founder, Chair, Biocon, 58, India
100 Beth Brooke, Global Vice Chair, Ernst & Young, 52, United States
77 Ana Patricia Botin, CEO, Santander UK, 50, Spain
78 Guler Sabanci & family, Chair, Sabanci Holding, 56, Turkey
79 Miuccia Prada, Chair, Head Designer, Prada Group, 62, Italy
80 Denise Morrison CEO, Campbell Soup Company, 57, United States
81 Tina Brown, Editor-in-Chief, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, 57, United States
82 Virginia Rometty SVP, Group Executive Sales, Marketing and Strategy , IBM, 53, U.S.
83 Drew Gilpin Faust, President, Harvard University, 63, United States
84 Sheri McCoy, Vice Chair, Johnson & Johnson, 52, United States
85 Alice WaltonHeiress, Art Patron, 61, United States
86 Laura Chinchilla, President, 52, Costa Rica
87 Ngozi Okonjo-Iweal, Finance Minister, 57, Nigeria
88 Sue Naegle, President, HBO Entertainment, 42, United States
89 Mindy Grossman, CEO, HSN, 53, United States
90 Ruth Porat, CFO, Morgan Stanley, United States
91 Diane Von Furstenberg, CEO, Diane Von Furstenberg Studio, 64, United States
92 Jan Fields President, McDonald's USA, 56, United States
93 Maria Ramos, Group CEO, Absa Group Banks, 52, South Africa
94 Marjorie Scardino, CEO, Pearson, 64, United States
95 Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 56, United States
96 Beth Mooney, CEO, KeyCorp, 56, United States
97 Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita, CEO, ArcelorMittal South Africa, 52, South Africa
98 Dominique Senequier,CEO, AXA Private Equity, 58, France
99 Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Founder, Chair, Biocon, 58, India
100 Beth Brooke, Global Vice Chair, Ernst & Young, 52, United States
P/S:Dimana agaknya kedudukan wanita kat Malaysia ni..tak de dalam senarai pun..tapi aku rasa kalau ada cuma soeorang..tak lain dan tak bukan kalau bukan
Lisa Suriani...hehehe..itupun kalau dia tak jadi kahwin dengan budak Yusry tu..aku pasti dia akan berada di kedudukan teratas Wanita Paling Berpengaruh...aku sanggup habiskan satu bulan gaji untuk top up nak undi dia....ngheh..ngeh..ngheh..!
