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For generations women have been seen as secondary or supplementary earners. Now women outnumber men graduating from higher education, and are taking their place in the global job market, and enjoying ever-greater financial independence. In this episode we meet the women challenging professional expectations, from the Amazon to Iran, and transforming society around them in the process.
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A modern day beauty queen and a star in the world of advertising. Shenan Chuang, CEO of Ogilvy and Mathers Greater China, helped revolutionize China's ad industry. Aerin Lauder runs the cosmetic empire founded by her late grandmother, Estee Lauder. Kristie Lu Stout sits down with both women to talk about their passions, managing mistakes and their very different views on having it all.
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Two powerful women at the top, whose jobs keep them close to the money. Arundhati Bhattacharya became the first female chairperson of the centuries-old State Bank of India. Bhattacharya opens up about embracing change, the mentor who told her not to give up and why she thinks more women aren't getting the top jobs. Ann Cairns oversees global operations for the credit card giant MasterCard, but her banking career had an unconventional start. Cairns...
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One is a fashion phenom and the other is a major force in the banking industry. British fashion designer Stella McCartney has a famous last name and celebrities pining for her clothing. McCartney talks about building her own brand and making a name for herself in the world of fashion. Citibank's Jane Fraser was named the number one woman to watch in banking. As CEO of U.S. Consumer and Commercial Banking, Fraser's learned the best way to balance the...
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Rohana Rozhan is a self-proclaimed wild child turned CEO. She heads up one of the biggest media and entertainment companies in Malaysia. Why she says if women really want to compete in the workplace, they have to raise their hands and get ready to sprint. Ertharin Cousin calls herself a persuasive woman. She sits at the helm of the UN World Food Program. A job that often thrusts her into a crisis zone. How she responds to naysayers and the lessons...
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Two women who have engraved their names in the world of fashion; both launched their careers by creating iconic, must-have items. Tory Burch made her signature ballet flats a chic and essential accessory for fashion forward women. And one of the most well-known women in clothing design, Diane von Furstenberg took her brand to the top with the wrap dress. Burch and von Furstenberg tell us how they've grown their businesses and how they hope their success...
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When it comes to the business of retail, Sam's Club CEO Rosalind Brewer and fragrance pioneer Jo Malone are powerful forces. Brewer is the first woman and African American to lead a Walmart division. Malone built a global brand from the ground up, and now, she's starting all over again. Both women talk about where their drive comes from, learning as they go, and why family has been important to their career success.
10) Yuriko Koike
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They are innovators and inspirations - Leading Women connects you with extraordinary women at the top of their field. As Tokyo’s newly-elected first female governor, Yuriko Koike isn’t just breaking through the glass ceiling, she is shattering what she calls the steel ceiling in Japan. She discusses with CNN's Will Ripley the professional challenges women in the country face, the impact of hosting the Olympics games in 2020, her advice for the...
11) Meg Whitman
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As the president and CEO of Hewlett Packard, one of America's oldest technology companies, Meg Whitman has overseen the highs and lows of this iconic brand. Poppy Harlow sits down with the Fortune 500 CEO as she talks about taking risks and the responsibility of steering a billion dollar company in the right direction.
12) Fly With Me
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Fly With Me tells the story of the pioneering women who became flight attendants at a time when single women were unable to order a drink, eat alone in a restaurant, own a credit card or get a prescription for birth control. The job offered unheard-of opportunities for travel and independence. These women were on the frontlines of the battle to assert gender equality and transform the workplace.
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Getting personal with one of the most powerful women in the world—Christine Lagarde. As IMF chief, Lagarde has the daunting job of monitoring the global economy. She opens up about the responsibility she feels as the first woman in her position and shares personal stories, including why she walked out on a job interview. From making mistakes to motherhood, this is a special conversation with Christine Lagarde.
14) Lynn Good
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In a male-dominated field, Lynn Good stands out in more ways than one. She is the first female CEO of America's largest utility corporation, Duke Energy. She has been listed among the most powerful women in business. In this special conversation, Good opens up about a moment in her career that caused her to redefine herself and her priorities. She shares what she calls a professional heartbreak that led to one of the greatest opportunities in her...
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Two women who’ve risen to the top by pushing through conventional boundaries. CEO of HSN Inc., Mindy Grossman, calls herself a disruptor and is the innovative force credited with re-inventing TV shopping. Cristeta Comerford is the first woman to land one of the most coveted positions in the culinary world- White House Executive Chef. Both women talk lessons learned, the keys to being a good leader and the importance of believing in yourself.
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Blanca Treviño took on a male-dominated field becoming a pioneer in the tech industry. She is the CEO of a leading IT company in Latin America- Softtek. And she is putting Mexico on the map as an international competitor. Carol Tomé knows about looking for opportunities, and grabbing on with both hands. She is the CFO of the world's largest home improvement retailer, The Home Depot. And for her, leadership comes with a responsibility that goes...
17) Lupita Nyong'o
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Kenya native Lupita Nyong'o catapulted into Hollywood after her Academy Award winning performance in the film 12 Years a Slave. Now she is one of the most recognizable actresses in the world. Lupita Nyong'o talks about her new-found fame and how her father's political history influences her philanthropic work.
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Two women who've built empires from the ground up - Ornella Barra is a chief executive at one of the most iconic brands in the UK. She's been named one of the most powerful women in business and has a professional and personal life that sees her in the same circles as royal families. Alli Webb is the founder of a multimillion-dollar company in a burgeoning new industry. Her meteoric rise to the top now has her poised to take the international scene...
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They're women in two very different industries, but when it comes to business, they're no strangers to taking gambles. As the Chief Operating Officer of Wynn Macau, Linda Chen helped her company capitalize on China's thriving gaming sector. And cosmetics queen Bobbi Brown started her beauty empire with just $10,000 and a ton of determination. We sit down with our Leading Women as they share how they went from high stakes to high rollers in the world...
20) Sara Blakely
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Sara Blakely is the woman behind one of the world's most successful undergarments, Spanx. From Hollywood A-listers to working women, Spanx has helped millions of women look their best in their favorite outfits. CNN's Poppy Harlow met with the founder of the now iconic brand. Blakely shares her tumultuous journey to success from stand-up comedian and theme park character to a billion dollar business woman. And she explains what it's like to spend most...
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