The MBAs Who Lead The World's Most Valuable Companies

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Harvard Business School MBAs Who Are CEOs At The FT 500 Companies

CEO	Company	Graduation Year	Market Cap
Jeffrey Immelt	General Electric	1982	$260 billion
Jaime Dimon	JPMorgan Chase	1982	$230 billion
A.G. Lafley	Procter & Gamble	1977	$219 billion
Vittorio Colao	Vodafone Group	1990	$97 billion
Robert Bradway	Amgen	1990	$93 billion
Jim McNerney	Boeing	1975	$92 billion
Darren Huston	Priceline Group	1994	$62 billion
Mark Fields	Ford Motor	1989	$61 billion
Meg Whitman	Hewlett-Packard	1979	$61 billion
Steven Kandarian	MetLife	1980	$59 billion
Marc Casper	Thermo Fisher Scientific	1995	$47 billion
James Robo	Nextera Energy	1987	$42 billion
Carlos Rodriguez	ADP	1991	$37 billion
George Weston	Associated British Foods	1992	$37 billion
Michael Mack	Sygenta	1987	$35 billion
Victor Dodig	CIBC	1994	$34 billion
Erik Engstrom	Reed Elsevier	1988	$34 billion
John Cahill	Kraft Foods	1983	$33 billion
Raymond Kwok	Sun Hung Kai	1977	$33 billion
Charles Moorman	Norfolk Southern	1989	$30 billion
Michael Ward	CSX	1976	$29 billion
Wendell Weeks	Corning	1987	$29 billion
Sir Martin Sorrell	WPP	1968	$28 billion
David Neims	Discover Financial Services	1987	$27 billion
Charles Bunch	PPG	1979	$27 billion
John Hess	Hess Corp.	1977	$26 billion
Gregory Case	Aon	1984	$25 billion
Ulf Mark Schneider	Fresenius	1993	$23 billion

Source: The Financial Times

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