Among the 100 most influential women in the business world according to Fortune magazine there are 53 debutantes; twenty from the financial and technology industries (the two most represented), eighteen from retail and seven from health and energy; 67 CEOs; 75 from the United States, nine from the United Kingdom, seven from China, six from France, four from Australia, two from Brazil, India, Spain and Germany and from Argentina (Santilli, based in Mexico).

The magazine cover features a face chief technology officer of OpenAI, Mira Murati, debutant and cover headline announces that “she is building ChatGPT and shaping our future.”

The top ten most influential business women in the world are as follows:
1. Karen S. Lynch, president and CEO, CVS Health (United States)
2.Julie Sweet, chairman and CEO, Accenture (United States)
3. Maria Barra, chairman and CEO, General Motors (United States)
4. Jane Fraser, CEO, Citigroup (United States)
5. Jessica Tan, CEO and co-CEO, Ping An, China
6. Carol Tomé, CEO, UPS (United States)
7. Emma Walmsley, CEO, GSK (UK)
8. Ruth Porat, President, CIO and CFO, Alphabet and Google (United States)
9. Shemara Wikramanayake, Managing director and CEO, Macquarie (Australia)
10. Gail Boudreaux, President and CEO, Elevance Health (United States)

Paula Santilli
Among the reasons the magazine gave for selecting PepsiCo’s regional CEO were:
• This makes PepsiCo in Latin America the fastest growing sector for the company globally: in 2022, the company’s revenue will increase by 21%.
• That in March 2022, his business reputation led to his appointment to the board of directors of The Home Depot.
• That currently 56% of its executive team is led by women.