Donne più influenti del mondo 2023, Giorgia Meloni conquista il quarto posto: ecco la classifica

Chi sono le donne più influenti del mondo nel 2023? La nostra Giorgia Meloni ha conquistato il quarto posto: vediamo la classifica completa.

La celebre rivista Forbes ha stilato la classifica 2023 delle 100 donne più influenti del mondo. Con grande sorpresa, la nostra Giorgia Meloni ha conquistato il quarto posto, piazzandosi quindi nella top five. La presidente del Consiglio è riuscita a imporsi perfino sulle star come Beyoncé e Taylor Swift.

Donne più influenti del mondo 2023: Giorgia Meloni conquista il quarto posto

Nel 2023, Giorgia Meloni è stata la quarta donna più influente al mondo. La classifica, stilata dalla nota rivista Forbes, vede un podio degno di nota. In pole position c’è la presidente della Commissione Europea Ursula von der Leyen, seguita dalla presidente della Bce Christine Lagarde e dalla vicepresidente degli Stati Uniti Kamala Harris.

Per la nostra premier, aver guadagnato il quarto posto ad un anno dalla sua elezione è un gran bel traguardo. Pensate che la quinta posizione è stata conquistata da Taylor Swift, mentre Beyoncé ha ottenuto ‘solo’ la 36esima. In classifica c’è perfino Barbie che, insieme alle due artiste, ha contribuito a generare miliardi di dollari di spese da parte dei consumatori.

Donne più influenti del mondo 2023: la classifica completa

Di seguito, la classifica 2023 delle 100 donne più influenti del mondo:

1. Ursula von der Leyen – Belgium Politics & Policy
2. Christine Lagarde – Germany Politics & Policy
3. Kamala Harris – United States Politics & Policy
4. Giorgia Meloni – Italy Politics & Policy
5. Taylor Swift – United States Media & Entertainment
6. Karen Lynch – United States Business
7. Jane Fraser – United States Finance
8. Abigail Johnson – United States Finance
9. Mary Barra – United States Business
10. Melinda French Gates – United States Philanthropy
11. Julie Sweet – United States Business
12. Kristalina Georgieva – United States Politics & Policy
13. MacKenzie Scott – United States Philanthropy
14. Gail Boudreaux – United States Business
15. Emma Walmsley – United Kingdom Business
16. Ruth Porat – United States Technology
17. Safra Catz – United States Technology
18. Ana Patricia Botín – Spain Finance
19. Carol Tomé – United States Business
20. Sandy Ran Xu – China Business
21. Kathryn McLay – United States Business
22. Sarah London – United States Business
23. Amy Hood – United States Technology
24. Tarciana Paula Gomes Medeiros – Brazil Finance
25. Laurene Powell Jobs & family – United States Philanthropy
26. Catherine MacGregor – France Business
27. Janet Yellen – United States Politics & Policy
28. Gwynne Shotwell – United States Technology
29. Phebe Novakovic – United States Business
30. Tsai Ing-wen – Taiwan Politics & Policy
31. Oprah Winfrey – United States Media & Entertainment
32. Nirmala Sitharaman – India Politics & Policy
33. Ho Ching – Singapore Finance
34. Thasunda Brown Duckett – United States Finance
35. Marianne Lake, Jennifer Piepszak – United States Finance
36. Beyoncé Knowles – United States Media & Entertainment
37. Shari Redstone – United States Media & Entertainment
38. Kathy Warden – United States Business
39. Dana Walden – United States Media & Entertainment
40. Amanda Blanc – United Kingdom Business
41. Susan Li – United States Technology
42. Margherita Della Valle – United Kingdom Business
43. Adena Friedman – United States Finance
44. Mary Callahan Erdoes – United States Finance
45. Lynn Martin – United States Finance
46. Sheikh Hasina Wajed – Bangladesh Politics & Policy
47. Sri Mulyani Indrawati – Indonesia Politics & Policy
48. Gina Rinehart – Australia Business
49. Lisa Su – United States Technology
50. Vicki Hollub – United States Business
51. Nicke Widyawati – Indonesia Business
52. Shemara Wikramanayake – Australia Finance
53. Tricia Griffith – United States Business
54. Jessica Tan – China Business
55. Judy Faulkner – United States Technology
56. Tokiko Shimizu – Japan Finance
57. Donna Langley – United States Media & Entertainment
58. Jennifer Salke – United States Media & Entertainment
59. Wang Laichun – China Technology
60. Roshni Nadar Malhotra – India Technology
61. Jenny Johnson – United States Finance
62. Yuriko Koike – Japan Politics & Policy
63. Hana Al Rostamani – United Arab Emirates Finance
64. Suzanne Scott – United States Media & Entertainment
65. Lynn Good – United States Business
66. Sinead Gorman – United Kingdom Business
67. Bela Bajaria – United States Media & Entertainment
68. Belén Garijo – Germany Business
69. Melanie Kreis – Germany Business
70. Soma Mondal – India Business
71. Paula Santilli – Mexico Business
72. Mette Frederiksen – Denmark Politics & Policy
73. Joey Wat – China Business
74. Rihanna – United States Media & Entertainment
75. Linda Thomas-Greenfield – United States Politics & Policy
76. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw – India Business
77. Güler Sabanci – Turkey Business
78. Trudy Shan Dai – China Business
79. Debra Crew – United Kingdom Business
80. Robyn Denholm – Australia Business
81. Solina Chau – Hong Kong Philanthropy
82. Lee Boo-jin – South Korea Business
83. Robyn Grew – United Kingdom Finance
84. Zuzana Caputova – Slovakia Politics & Policy
85. Mary Meeker – United States Finance
86. Makiko Ono – Japan Business
87. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala – Nigeria Politics & Policy
88. Mpumi Madisa – South Africa Business
89. Melanie Perkins – Australia Business
90. Dominique Senequier – France Finance
91. Raja Easa Al Gurg – United Arab Emirates Business
92. Julia Gillard – United Kingdom Philanthropy
93. Samia Suluhu Hassan – Tanzania Politics & Policy
94. Xiomara Castro – Honduras Politics & Policy
95. Kirsten Green – United States Finance
96. Choi Soo-yeon – South Korea Business
97. Jenny Lee – Singapore Finance
98. Mo Abudu – Nigeria Media & Entertainment
99. Mia Mottley – Barbados Politics & Policy
100. Barbie – Media & Entertainment