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Fortune Global 500 companies

The Fortune Global 500 list includes public and privately-held corporations worldwide with largest total revenue figures.

The ranking is published by Fortune magazine. It is based on revenue, rather than profitability or market value.

Not all of these companies can be considered blue chips. The top spot on the Fortune 500 has been held by a number of different companies over the years, including Exxon Mobil, Wal-Mart, and General Motors.

The list includes companies from a variety of industries, including global companies from around the world. It is based on publicly available information and is seen as a reliable measure of the largest and most successful companies worldwide.

Fortune 500 companies ranked by revenues, as of 2018:

  1. Walmart ($500,343M)
  2. State Grid ($348,903M)
  3. Sinopec Group ($326,953M)
  4. China National Petroleum ($326,008M)
  5. Royal Dutch Shell ($311,87M)
  6. Toyota Motor ($265,172M)
  7. Volkswagen ($260,028M)
  8. BP ($244,582M)
  9. Exxon Mobil ($244,363M)
  10. Berkshire Hathaway ($242,137M)
  11. Apple ($229,234M)
  12. Samsung Electronics ($211,94M)
  13. McKesson ($208,357M)
  14. Glencore ($205,476M)
  15. UnitedHealth Group ($201,159M)
  16. Daimler ($185,235M)
  17. CVS Health ($184,765M)
  18. Amazon.com ($177,866M)
  19. EXOR Group ($161,677M)
  20. AT&T ($160,546M)
  21. General Motors ($157,311M)
  22. Ford Motor ($156,776M)
  23. China State Construction Engineering ($156,071M)
  24. Hon Hai Precision Industry ($154,699M)
  25. AmerisourceBergen ($153,144M)
  26. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China ($153,021M)
  27. AXA ($149,461M)
  28. Total ($149,099M)
  29. Ping An Insurance ($144,197M)
  30. Honda Motor ($138,646M)
  31. China Construction Bank ($138,594M)
  32. Trafigura Group ($136,421M)
  33. Chevron ($134,533M)
  34. Cardinal Health ($129,976M)
  35. Costco ($129,025M)
  36. SAIC Motor ($128,819M)
  37. Verizon ($126,034M)
  38. Allianz ($123,532M)
  39. Kroger ($122,662M)
  40. Agricultural Bank of China ($122,366M)
  41. General Electric ($122,274M)
  42. China Life Insurance ($120,224M)
  43. Walgreens Boots Alliance ($118,214M)
  44. BNP Paribas ($117,375M)
  45. Japan Post Holdings ($116,616M)
  46. Bank of China ($115,423M)
  47. JPMorgan Chase & Co. ($113,899M)
  48. Fannie Mae ($112,394M)
  49. Gazprom ($111,983M)
  50. Prudential ($111,458M)
  51. BMW Group ($111,231M)
  52. Alphabet (formerly: Google Inc.) ($110,855M)
  53. China Mobile Communications ($110,159M)
  54. Nissan Motor ($107,868M)
  55. Nippon Telegraph & Telephone ($106,5M)
  56. China Railway Engineering Group ($102,767M)
  57. Home Depot ($100,904M)
  58. China Railway Construction ($100,855M)
  59. Assicurazioni Generali ($100,552M)
  60. Bank of America Corp. ($100,264M)
  61. Express Scripts Holding ($100,065M)
  62. Wells Fargo ($97,741M)
  63. Lukoil ($93,897M)
  64. Boeing ($93,392M)
  65. Dongfeng Motor ($93,294M)
  66. Siemens ($91,585M)
  67. Phillips 66 ($91,568M)
  68. Carrefour ($91,276M)
  69. Nestle ($91,222M)
  70. Anthem ($90,039M)
  71. Microsoft ($89,95M)
  72. Huawei Investment & Holding ($89,311M)
  73. Petrobras ($88,827M)
  74. Valero Energy ($88,407M)
  75. Bosch Group ($87,997M)
  76. Citigroup ($87,966M)
  77. Banco Santander ($87,401M)
  78. Hyundai Motor ($85,259M)
  79. Hitachi ($84,559M)
  80. Comcast ($84,526M)
  81. Deutsche Telekom ($84,481M)
  82. Credit Agricole ($84,222M)
  83. Enel ($84,134M)
  84. SK Holdings ($83,544M)
  85. SoftBank Group ($82,665M)
  86. China Resources ($82,184M)
  87. China National Offshore Oil ($81,482M)
  88. Uniper ($81,428M)
  89. ENI ($80,006M)
  90. HSBC Holdings ($79,637M)
  91. China Communications Construction ($79,417M)
  92. IBM ($79,139M)
  93. Dell Technologies ($78,66M)
  94. Electricite de France ($78,49M)
  95. State Farm Insurance Cos. ($78,331M)
  96. Pacific Construction Group ($77,205M)
  97. Sony ($77,116M)
  98. Sinochem Group ($76,765M)
  99. JXTG Holdings ($76,629M)
  100. Johnson & Johnson ($76,45M)
  101. China Energy Investment ($75,522M)
  102. Tesco ($75,405M)
  103. AEON ($75,339M)
  104. Engie ($75,279M)
  105. Airbus Group ($75,261M)
  106. Freddie Mac ($74,676M)
  107. Pemex ($73,85M)
  108. Peugeot ($73,506M)
  109. China Minmetals ($72,997M)
  110. China Southern Power Grid ($72,787M)
  111. Amer International Group ($72,766M)
  112. BASF ($72,677M)
  113. China Post Group ($72,197M)
  114. Panasonic ($72,045M)
  115. Rosneft Oil ($72,028M)
  116. Target ($71,879M)
  117. People’s Insurance Co. of China ($71,579M)
  118. Royal Ahold Delhaize ($70,891M)
  119. Deutsche Post DHL Group ($70,545M)
  120. Munich Re Group ($70,143M)
  121. Societe Generale ($69,948M)
  122. COFCO ($69,669M)
  123. U.S. Postal Service ($69,636M)
  124. Beijing Automotive Group ($69,591M)
  125. China FAW Group ($69,524M)
  126. Nippon Life Insurance ($68,684M)
  127. ArcelorMittal ($68,679M)
  128. Lowe’s ($68,619M)
  129. Mitsubishi ($68,301M)
  130. Marubeni ($68,057M)
  131. Marathon Petroleum ($67,61M)
  132. Tewoo Group ($66,577M)
  133. Itau Unibanco Holding ($66,287M)
  134. Renault ($66,247M)
  135. Procter & Gamble ($66,217M)
  136. MetLife ($66,153M)
  137. Indian Oil ($65,916M)
  138. UPS ($65,872M)
  139. Aegon ($65,437M)
  140. China North Industries Group ($64,646M)
  141. China Telecommunications ($63,974M)
  142. Zurich Insurance Group ($63,961M)
  143. Aviva ($63,934M)
  144. PepsiCo ($63,525M)
  145. Dai-ichi Life Holdings ($63,522M)
  146. Intel ($62,761M)
  147. DowDuPont ($62,683M)
  148. Reliance Industries ($62,304M)
  149. CITIC Group ($61,316M)
  150. Equinor ($61,187M)
  151. Groupe BPCE ($61,128M)
  152. Archer Daniels Midland ($60,828M)
  153. Unilever ($60,548M)
  154. Aetna ($60,535M)
  155. FedEx ($60,319M)
  156. Auchan Holding ($60,028M)
  157. Albertsons Cos. ($59,925M)
  158. Vodafone Group ($59,838M)
  159. United Technologies ($59,837M)
  160. Prudential Financial ($59,689M)
  161. Aviation Industry Corp. of China ($59,263M)
  162. China Baowu Steel Group ($59,255M)
  163. PTT ($58,819M)
  164. Telefonica ($58,624M)
  165. Toyota Tsusho ($58,586M)
  166. Banco Bradesco ($58,062M)
  167. ChemChina ($57,989M)
  168. Bank of Communications ($57,711M)
  169. Roche Group ($56,634M)
  170. Anheuser-Busch InBev ($56,444M)
  171. ING Group ($56,347M)
  172. Legal & General Group ($55,999M)
  173. Louis Dreyfus ($55,44M)
  174. Sysco ($55,371M)
  175. Banco do Brasil ($55,269M)
  176. Disney ($55,137M)
  177. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ($54,769M)
  178. LG Electronics ($54,314M)
  179. Seven & I Holdings ($54,217M)
  180. America Movil ($54,006M)
  181. JD.com ($53,965M)
  182. PowerChina ($53,87M)
  183. Humana ($53,767M)
  184. POSCO ($53,244M)
  185. Shandong Weiqiao Pioneering Group ($53,203M)
  186. Tokyo Electric Power ($52,809M)
  187. Pfizer ($52,546M)
  188. Korea Electric Power ($52,492M)
  189. Lloyds Banking Group ($52,422M)
  190. HP ($52,056M)
  191. Petronas ($52,028M)
  192. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group ($52,026M)
  193. Bayer ($51,933M)
  194. Sinopharm ($51,844M)
  195. Wesfarmers ($51,6M)
  196. Finatis ($51,578M)
  197. Oil & Natural Gas ($51,219M)
  198. Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal ($51,164M)
  199. JBS ($51,118M)
  200. Lockheed Martin ($51,048M)
  201. CNP Assurances ($50,737M)
  202. Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group ($50,323M)
  203. Novartis ($50,135M)
  204. Itochu ($49,732M)
  205. Sberbank ($49,698M)
  206. Continental ($49,608M)
  207. AIG ($49,52M)
  208. Christian Dior ($49,221M)
  209. Tokio Marine Holdings ($48,731M)
  210. Centene ($48,572M)
  211. Deutsche Bahn ($48,124M)
  212. Cisco Systems ($48,005M)
  213. China Merchants Bank ($47,951M)
  214. RWE ($47,832M)
  215. HCA Healthcare ($47,653M)
  216. State Bank of India ($47,551M)
  217. Energy Transfer Equity ($47,487M)
  218. ThyssenKrupp ($47,389M)
  219. Kia Motors ($47,36M)
  220. China Pacific Insurance (Group) ($47,319M)
  221. MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings ($47,095M)
  222. Aluminum Corp. of China ($46,684M)
  223. Deutsche Bank ($46,511M)
  224. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria ($46,508M)
  225. Orange ($46,324M)
  226. Vinci ($46,302M)
  227. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank ($46,295M)
  228. Woolworths Group ($46,179M)
  229. Denso ($46,106M)
  230. China Evergrande Group ($46,019M)
  231. Saint-Gobain ($46,002M)
  232. Tata Motors ($45,842M)
  233. Bunge ($45,794M)
  234. Shandong Energy Group ($45,65M)
  235. Hengli Group ($45,563M)
  236. KDDI ($45,508M)
  237. Industrial Bank ($45,491M)
  238. Caterpillar ($45,462M)
  239. HBIS Group ($45,39M)
  240. Lenovo Group ($45,35M)
  241. Manulife Financial ($44,941M)
  242. China South Industries Group ($44,785M)
  243. China National Building Material Group ($44,701M)
  244. Hanwha ($44,59M)
  245. China Shipbuilding Industry ($44,431M)
  246. Mitsui ($44,155M)
  247. Nationwide ($43,94M)
  248. Wilmar International ($43,846M)
  249. Morgan Stanley ($43,642M)
  250. Sumitomo ($43,57M)
  251. China Minsheng Banking ($43,298M)
  252. Greenland Holding Group ($42,97M)
  253. Pertamina ($42,959M)
  254. E.ON ($42,795M)
  255. Liberty Mutual Insurance Group ($42,687M)
  256. Sinomach ($42,638M)
  257. Swiss Re ($42,487M)
  258. New York Life Insurance ($42,296M)
  259. Goldman Sachs Group ($42,254M)
  260. American Airlines Group ($42,207M)
  261. Best Buy ($42,151M)
  262. Repsol ($41,863M)
  263. Cigna ($41,616M)
  264. Charter Communications ($41,581M)
  265. SSE ($41,383M)
  266. Delta Air Lines ($41,244M)
  267. Zhejiang Geely Holding Group ($41,172M)
  268. ZF Friedrichshafen ($41,08M)
  269. Metro ($40,957M)
  270. Wuchan Zhongda Group ($40,929M)
  271. Sanofi ($40,81M)
  272. Brookfield Asset Management ($40,786M)
  273. China United Network Communications ($40,664M)
  274. Facebook ($40,653M)
  275. Honeywell International ($40,534M)
  276. Merck ($40,122M)
  277. Lufthansa Group ($40,105M)
  278. Rio Tinto Group ($40,03M)
  279. Mitsubishi Electric ($39,995M)
  280. China Merchants Group ($39,971M)
  281. SABIC ($39,939M)
  282. Power Corp. of Canada ($39,493M)
  283. Jardine Matheson ($39,456M)
  284. ACS ($39,338M)
  285. Pegatron ($39,238M)
  286. Volvo ($39,172M)
  287. Magna International ($38,946M)
  288. Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum (Group) ($38,898M)
  289. China Huaneng Group ($38,872M)
  290. GlaxoSmithKline ($38,868M)
  291. Talanx ($38,603M)
  292. Royal Bank of Canada ($38,551M)
  293. Allstate ($38,524M)
  294. Shaanxi Coal & Chemical Industry ($38,483M)
  295. AIA Group ($38,33M)
  296. BHP Billiton ($38,285M)
  297. Tyson Foods ($38,26M)
  298. Fresenius ($38,197M)
  299. Alimentation Couche-Tard ($37,905M)
  300. Alibaba Group Holding ($37,771M)
  301. United Continental Holdings ($37,736M)
  302. Oracle ($37,728M)
  303. J. Sainsbury ($37,711M)
  304. Poste Italiane ($37,695M)
  305. Maersk Group ($37,5M)
  306. UBS Group ($37,317M)
  307. Bouygues ($37,259M)
  308. George Weston ($37,212M)
  309. Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance ($37,16M)
  310. Edeka Zentrale ($37,125M)
  311. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries ($37,103M)
  312. China Poly Group ($37,002M)
  313. Fujitsu ($36,991M)
  314. Bharat Petroleum ($36,851M)
  315. Tech Data ($36,775M)
  316. Accenture ($36,766M)
  317. Canon ($36,388M)
  318. Centrica ($36,083M)
  319. TIAA ($36,025M)
  320. SNCF Mobilites ($35,88M)
  321. TJX ($35,865M)
  322. China Everbright Group ($35,84M)
  323. Midea Group ($35,794M)
  324. Intesa Sanpaolo ($35,752M)
  325. Vale ($35,713M)
  326. Toshiba ($35,63M)
  327. American Express ($35,583M)
  328. Coca-Cola ($35,41M)
  329. Aisin Seiki ($35,281M)
  330. Iberdrola ($35,24M)
  331. Tencent Holdings ($35,179M)
  332. China Vanke ($35,117M)
  333. China Energy Engineering Group ($35,048M)
  334. Publix Super Markets ($34,837M)
  335. China COSCO Shipping ($34,668M)
  336. Barclays ($34,507M)
  337. Toronto-Dominion Bank ($34,501M)
  338. LyondellBasell Industries ($34,484M)
  339. Noble Group ($34,421M)
  340. Nike ($34,35M)
  341. ABB ($34,312M)
  342. Daiwa House Industry ($34,262M)
  343. China Aerospace Science & Technology ($34,254M)
  344. Andeavor ($34,204M)
  345. Enbridge ($34,196M)
  346. China Aerospace Science & Industry ($34,073M)
  347. Sompo Holdings ($34,028M)
  348. Suzuki Motor ($33,912M)
  349. Commonwealth Bank of Australia ($33,887M)
  350. Sumitomo Life Insurance ($33,821M)
  351. World Fuel Services ($33,696M)
  352. Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings ($33,616M)
  353. Country Garden Holdings ($33,572M)
  354. Quanta Computer ($33,564M)
  355. DZ Bank ($33,563M)
  356. Exelon ($33,531M)
  357. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance ($33,495M)
  358. JFE Holdings ($33,202M)
  359. Jizhong Energy Group ($33,188M)
  360. Xiamen ITG Holding Group ($32,902M)
  361. Cedar Holdings Group ($32,712M)
  362. Xiamen C&D ($32,588M)
  363. ConocoPhillips ($32,584M)
  364. Jiangsu Shagang Group ($32,561M)
  365. Bridgestone ($32,495M)
  366. Chubb ($32,243M)
  367. Mizuho Financial Group ($32,142M)
  368. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ($32,126M)
  369. China Electronics ($31,99M)
  370. Jiangxi Copper ($31,964M)
  371. China National Aviation Fuel Group ($31,942M)
  372. CHS ($31,935M)
  373. Credit Suisse Group ($31,9M)
  374. CK Hutchison Holdings ($31,892M)
  375. Xiamen Xiangyu Group ($31,676M)
  376. 3M ($31,657M)
  377. BT Group ($31,439M)
  378. Mazda Motor ($31,356M)
  379. Time Warner ($31,271M)
  380. Hyundai Mobis ($31,091M)
  381. Xinxing Cathay International Group ($31,078M)
  382. CRH ($31,069M)
  383. General Dynamics ($30,973M)
  384. Subaru ($30,735M)
  385. CRRC ($30,634M)
  386. Schlumberger ($30,44M)
  387. Rite Aid ($30,215M)
  388. China Electronics Technology Group ($30,176M)
  389. Johnson Controls International ($30,172M)
  390. USAA ($30,016M)
  391. Capital One Financial ($29,999M)
  392. L’Oreal ($29,926M)
  393. China State Shipbuilding ($29,797M)
  394. Deere ($29,738M)
  395. State Power Investment ($29,727M)
  396. Medtronic ($29,71M)
  397. China Huadian ($29,612M)
  398. Idemitsu Kosan ($29,606M)
  399. Yankuang Group ($29,474M)
  400. INTL FCStone ($29,424M)
  401. Northwestern Mutual ($29,331M)
  402. UniCredit Group ($29,257M)
  403. Enterprise Products Partners ($29,242M)
  404. Compal Electronics ($29,175M)
  405. Rajesh Exports ($29,125M)
  406. Air France-KLM Group ($29,064M)
  407. Travelers Cos. ($28,902M)
  408. Inditex ($28,887M)
  409. Hewlett Packard Enterprise ($28,871M)
  410. Cathay Life Insurance ($28,805M)
  411. Philip Morris International ($28,748M)
  412. Coop Group ($28,601M)
  413. Compass Group ($28,578M)
  414. Westpac Banking ($28,565M)
  415. Migros Group ($28,518M)
  416. Twenty-First Century Fox ($28,5M)
  417. Phoenix Pharma ($28,401M)
  418. Medipal Holdings ($28,398M)
  419. Veolia Environnement ($28,321M)
  420. Kansai Electric Power ($28,283M)
  421. Samsung Life Insurance ($28,273M)
  422. AbbVie ($28,216M)
  423. Royal Philips ($28,071M)
  424. Schneider Electric ($27,891M)
  425. Sumitomo Electric Industries ($27,82M)
  426. Danone ($27,816M)
  427. Suning.com Group ($27,806M)
  428. Ansteel Group ($27,792M)
  429. Gas Natural Fenosa ($27,653M)
  430. Bank of Nova Scotia ($27,555M)
  431. Shougang Group ($27,489M)
  432. Wistron ($27,48M)
  433. Abbott Laboratories ($27,39M)
  434. La Poste ($27,177M)
  435. Koc Holding ($27,108M)
  436. CPC ($27,106M)
  437. Progressive ($26,839M)
  438. GS Caltex ($26,821M)
  439. Mapfre Group ($26,817M)
  440. Arrow Electronics ($26,813M)
  441. Adecco Group ($26,67M)
  442. SK Hynix ($26,636M)
  443. East Japan Railway ($26,627M)
  444. LafargeHolcim ($26,545M)
  445. Altice ($26,489M)
  446. SAP ($26,446M)
  447. Onex ($26,29M)
  448. Australia & New Zealand Banking Group ($26,283M)
  449. Anglo American ($26,243M)
  450. Randstad Holding ($26,234M)
  451. Kraft Heinz ($26,232M)
  452. Plains GP Holdings ($26,223M)
  453. British American Tobacco ($26,128M)
  454. CFE ($26,108M)
  455. Gilead Sciences ($26,107M)
  456. Xinjiang Guanghui Industry Investment ($26,106M)
  457. Nokia ($26,092M)
  458. Samsung C&T ($25,902M)
  459. Mondelez International ($25,896M)
  460. International Airlines Group ($25,894M)
  461. Northrop Grumman ($25,803M)
  462. Chubu Electric Power ($25,753M)
  463. NEC ($25,673M)
  464. Yango Longking Group ($25,605M)
  465. China Taiping Insurance Group ($25,598M)
  466. Flex ($25,441M)
  467. Raytheon ($25,348M)
  468. China Datang ($25,299M)
  469. PKN ORLEN Group ($25,256M)
  470. Ultrapar Holdings ($25,065M)
  471. KB Financial Group ($25,052M)
  472. Achmea ($24,872M)
  473. Macy’s ($24,837M)
  474. Emirates Group ($24,837M)
  475. Heineken Holding ($24,831M)
  476. Suncor Energy ($24,793M)
  477. Energie Baden-Wurttemberg ($24,769M)
  478. Michelin ($24,754M)
  479. Fubon Financial Holding ($24,688M)
  480. Adidas ($24,669M)
  481. Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Coal Mining Group ($24,659M)
  482. Heraeus Holding ($24,622M)
  483. LG Display ($24,585M)
  484. DXC Technology ($24,556M)
  485. National Australia Bank ($24,55M)
  486. Ceconomy ($24,432M)
  487. Fomento Economico Mexicano ($24,341M)
  488. US Foods Holding ($24,147M)
  489. Taikang Insurance Group ($24,058M)
  490. U.S. Bancorp ($23,996M)
  491. Boehringer Ingelheim ($23,888M)
  492. Rabobank Group ($23,812M)
  493. CJ Corp. ($23,796M)
  494. Yangquan Coal Industry Group ($23,793M)
  495. Shanxi LuAn Mining Group ($23,785M)
  496. Henan Energy & Chemical ($23,699M)
  497. Datong Coal Mine Group ($23,698M)
  498. BAE Systems ($23,592M)
  499. Qingdao Haier ($23,563M)
  500. Ericsson ($23,556M)
Source: Fortune href=„https://fortune.com/ranking/global500/“>http://fortune.com/global500/list/See also the Fortune 100 list.

Industries represented in the list

  • Manufacturing: The manufacturing industry is well-represented on the Fortune 500 list, with companies involved in a wide range of products, including automobiles, aerospace, industrial equipment, and consumer goods. Many of the largest manufacturing companies are based in the United States, but the Fortune 500 also includes global companies with operations around the world.
  • Retail: The retail industry is also heavily represented on the Fortune 500 list, with companies involved in a variety of sectors, including department stores, discount stores, specialty stores, and e-commerce. Many of the largest retail companies are well-known household names, such as Walmart, Amazon, and Home Depot.
  • Financial services: The financial services industry is an important contributor to the Fortune 500 list, with banks, insurance companies, and investment firms all represented. Many of the largest financial services companies are global in scope, with operations in multiple countries.
  • Technology: The technology industry is a major player on the Fortune 500 list, with companies involved in a range of sectors, including software, hardware, telecommunications, and internet services. Some of the world's most well-known technology companies, such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google, are included on the list.
  • Healthcare: The healthcare industry is also represented on the Fortune 500 list, with companies involved in the production of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and other healthcare-related products and services. Many of the largest healthcare companies are global in scope, with operations in multiple countries around the world.

Female leaders

There are a number of female leaders at Fortune 500 companies. Here are a few examples:
  1. Mary Barra is the CEO of General Motors, a global automotive company that ranks 6th on the Fortune 500 list.
  2. Gail Boudreaux is the CEO of Anthem, a healthcare company that ranks 25th on the Fortune 500 list.
  3. Safra Catz is the CEO of Oracle, a technology company that ranks 40th on the Fortune 500 list.
  4. Lynn Good is the CEO of Duke Energy, an energy company that ranks 121st on the Fortune 500 list.
  5. Phebe Novakovic is the CEO of General Dynamics, a defense and aerospace company that ranks 121st on the Fortune 500 list.
  6. Angela Ahrendts is the Senior Vice President of Apple, a technology company that ranks 3rd on the Fortune 500 list.
  7. Abigail Johnson is the CEO of Fidelity Investments, a financial services company that ranks 23rd on the Fortune 500 list.
  8. Marillyn Hewson was the CEO of Lockheed Martin until 2020.
These are just a few examples of the many talented female leaders at Fortune 500 companies. There are many other highly accomplished women in leadership positions at these companies, and the number of female leaders in top executive roles is increasing over time.