The MBAs Who Lead The World's Most Valuable Companies

Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business

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

School	Graduation Year	CEO	Company	Market Cap
Duke University (Fuqua)	1988	Tim Cook	Apple	$479 billion
University of Minnesota (Carlson)	1980	John Stumpf	Wells Fargo	$261 billion
University of San Diego	1983	Lowell McAdam	Verizon	$197 billion
Babson College (Olin)	1982	Akio Toyoda	Toyota	$195 billion
City University (Cass)	1977	Muhtar Kent	Coca-Cola	$170 billion
Southern Methodist (Cox)	1979	Bob Dudley	BP	$148 billion
Yale University SOM	1980	Indra Nooyi	PepsiCo	$128 billion
University of Illinois	1994	Joao Castro Neves	Ambev	$118 billion
Indiana University (Kelley)	1976	John Chambers	Cisco	$115 billion
HEC Paris	1986	Pascal Soriot	AstraZeneca	$81 billion
Southern California (Marshall)	1983	Ivan Glasenberg	Glencore Xstrata	$68 billion
Cranfield	1988	Anthony Jenkins	Barclays	$64 billion
UCLA (Anderson)	1976	Larry Fink	BlackRock	$53 billion
Wisconsin Business School	1978	David Lesar	Halliburton	$50 billion
McGill University	1988	Claude Mongeau	Canadian National Railway	$47 billion
Michigan (Ross)	1986	William Demchak	PNC Financial	$46 billion
London Business School	1980	David Pyott	Allergan	$37 billion
Dartmouth (Tuck)	1975	Alexander Cutler	Eaton	$36 billion
Texas-Austin (McCombs)	1993	Clay Williams	National Oilwell Varco	$33 billion
Carnegie Mellon (Tepper)	1992	Francisco D’Souza	Cognizant	$31 billion
IESE Business School	1976	Rafael Villaseca Marco	Gas Natural	$28 billion
Cornell (Johnson)	1984	Mark Bertolini	Aetna	$27 billion

Source: The Financial Times