Your effort and contribution in providing this feedback is much
appreciated.
Close
Ad Feedback
Ad Feedback
Photos: Highest-paid women
Highest-paid women —
Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, right, chats with Lisa Stone at the 2013 BlogHer conference in Chicago. Sandberg is among the highest-paid female executives in the country. Click through the gallery for more top women earners:
From BlogHer
Highest-paid women —
Women have long struggled to reach equality in pay, and while many argue that equality has still not been met, here are 10 women who have risen to the top of the ranks among women in the business world. In 2011 Safra A. Catz made $51.7 million as president and CFO of Oracle, making her the highest-paid female business executive in the United States. To see more of the highest paid women in business check out CNNMoney's list.
justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Highest-paid women —
Wellington J. Henahan made $35 million in 2011 as vice chairman, chief investment officer and chief operating officer of Annaly Capital Management. In November 2012, Denahan became the firm's chairman and CEO.
from annaly capitla management
Highest-paid women —
Sandberg made $31 million in 2011 as Facebook's chief operating officer.
Stephen Lam/Getty Images
Highest-paid women —
Debra Cafaro made $18.5 million in 2011 as chairman and CEO of Ventas.
Tim Boyle/Bloomberg/Getty Images
Highest-paid women —
Margaret C. Whitman made $16.5 million as president and CEO of Hewlett-Packard in 2011.
Tom Pennington/Getty Images
Highest-paid women —
Carol Bartz made $16.2 million in 2011 when she was president and CEO of Yahoo. Bartz was fired from Yahoo in September 2011.
JOSEP LAGO/AFP/Getty Images)
Highest-paid women —
Irene Rosenfeld made $15.7 million as chairman and CEO of Kraft Foods in 2011. Rosenfeld is now chairman and CEO of Mondelez International.
Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg/Getty Images
Highest-paid women —
Mary Erdoes, pictured with her husband Phillip, made $15.4 million as CEO for asset management at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in 2011.
Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for UNICEF
Highest-paid women —
Ina Drew made $14.9 million as JPMorgan Chase's chief investment officer in 2011. Drew left JPMorgan Chase in May 2012.
from jpmorgan chase
Highest-paid women —
Indra Nooyi made $14.1 million as chairman and CEO of PepsiCo in 2011.