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12/29/2023

12/29/2023

Determining the list of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women is a process that begins in September with an assessment of the year thus far. Which leaders have fallen out of power? Who is new to their position and already making an impact? And who might have an ostensibly powerful position but is being undermined by their social-media loving billionaire boss?

The answers to these questions help shape the final list. They help explain why you won’t find Sanna Marin or Susan Wojcicki, longtime listees, in this year’s ranks and why freshly-crowned CEOs like Tarciana Mederios and Sandy Ran Xu made the cut while X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino did not.

Of course, some answers take longer to emerge; power, after all, can ebb and flow according to a timeline not always conducive to editorial deadlines. To that end, here are the women who are not necessarily amid the world’s 100 most powerful, but whose influence is on the rise.

Here’s who we’ll be watching in 2024: https://trib.al/7Lo7jAW

12/29/2023

These YouTube editors are building careers and establishing business norms in a nascent part of the entertainment industry.