Wharton | Mr. Private Equity
GMAT 730, GPA 3.2
HEC Paris | Ms. M&A Lawyer
GMAT 700, GPA 3.5
Stanford GSB | Ms. UK In the USA
GMAT 720, GPA 1st class (UK scoring)
Kenan-Flagler | Mr. Do I Have A Shot?
GMAT EA: 151, GPA 3.1
Chicago Booth | Ms. Tech4Good
GMAT 760, GPA 3.76
Columbia | Mr. Underdog
GMAT 695 GMAT Focus (750 Legacy GMAT equivalent), GPA 2.85
McCombs School of Business | Mr. Big Pharma
GRE N/A, GPA 3.1
Kenan-Flagler | Mr. Non-Traditional Undergrad
GMAT 660, GPA 2.9
Kellogg SOM | Ms. Talent Acquisition
GRE 316, GPA 3.6
Ross | Mr. Tax Accountant
GMAT N/A, GPA 3.3
Tuck | Mr. Nothing Is Perma
GMAT 760, GPA 7/10
Kellogg SOM | Mr. Desi Product Manager
GMAT 740, GPA 2.90
Columbia | Mr. Clean
GMAT 770, GPA 3.1
Harvard | Mr. Travel Enthusiast
GRE 333, GPA 2.7
Chicago Booth | Mr. UK-Big 4
GMAT 740, GPA 2:2 (UK Scoring)

The MBAs Who Lead The World’s Most Valuable Companies

by: John A. Byrne on January 23, 2015 | | 48,245 Views
INSEAD's campus in Fontainebleau, France

INSEAD’s campus in Fontainebleau, France

INSEAD MBAs Who Are CEOs At The FT 500 Companies

 

CEO Company Graduation Year Market Cap
Andre Calantzopoulos Philip Morris 1984 $129 billion
Antonio Horta-Osorio Lloyds Banking Group 1991 $89 billion
Helge Lund BG Group 1991 $64 billion
Tidjane Thiam Prudential U.K. 1988 $54 billion
Bob van Dijk Naspers 2000 $46 billion
Ben Keswick Jardine Matheson 2002 $43 billion
Gonzalo Gortazar CaixaBank 1992 $33 billion
Flemming Ornskov Shire 1989 $29 billion
Borje Ekholm Investor 1990 $27 billion

Source: The Financial Times

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Stanford MBAs Who Are CEOs At The FT 500 Companies

 

CEO Company Graduation Year Market Cap
Carlos Brito Anheuser-Busch Inbev 1989 $169 billion
John Donahoe eBay 1986 $72 billion
Miles White Abbott Laboratories 1980 $59 billion
Mary Barra General Motors 1990 $55 billion
Richard Fairbank Capital One Financial 1981 $44 billion
Jeffrey Bewkes Time Warner 1977 $40 billion
Ken Powell General Mills 1979 $32 billion
Tom Linebarger Cummins 1994 $27 billion

Source: The Financial Times

Previous Page
Continue Reading

Questions about this article? Email us or leave a comment below.