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FortuneThe annual list of the world's greatest leaders is published this morning and you can find it here. He is crowned by the powerful duo of Bill and Melinda Gates, whose pioneering work in the world of nonprofit organizations is presented by Fortune Cliff Leaf publisher here.
For CEO Daily readers, I will highlight the CEOs who made the list:
Pony Ma, CEO of Tencent, came in 4th place for transforming WeChat into the ultimate super-application;
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, won fifth place for both seizing new business opportunities and as a solid company for using technology to protect our democracy;
Doug McMillon, Walmart CEO and Benefits Lisa Woods were at # 10 for changing the employee health benefits model;
Aliko Dangote, CEO of Dangote Industries, No. 11, for badociating its commercial success in Nigeria with leading philanthropy;
Son Masayoshi, Softbank CEO, # 12, for reversing the venture capital industry;
Tim Cook, Apple CEO, # 14, for its bold "pivot" of service and subscription revenues;
Chip Bergh, CEO of Levi Strauss, N ° 16, for reviving an American icon and simultaneously campaigning against gun violence.
Tristan Walker, No. 19, for the creation of a company – Walker & Co. Brands – and a non-profit organization – Code2040 – that empower Blacks and Hispanics;
Lake Katrina, CEO of Stitch Fix, No. 23, to change the game of women in US companies;
Marc Harrison, CEO of Intermountain Healthcare, # 26, for changing the low-cost prescription drug delivery model;
Tadashi Yanai, CEO of Fast Retailing, # 31, for leading the way in sustainable fashion;
Mick Ebeling and Daniel Epstein, No. 32, for creating a pair of startups – Not Impossible Labs and Unreasonable Group – developing products for the disadvantaged;
Beth Ford, CEO of Land O'Lakes, # 43, for being a role model as the first openly gay woman to lead a Fortune 500 companies;
Tricia Griffith, CEO of Progressive Insurance, # 46, for his collaborative, creative and successful management style.
What distinguishes these leaders? In his introduction to the list, FortuneGeoffrey Colvin emphasizes the role of courage– "a willingness to act before others, taking the lead, where the risks are often terrible and where their future is less secure".
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