Follow These Top 7 Women Entrepreneurs This Year to Set Some Serious Goals
A strong woman with purpose doesn’t have to chase opportunities or people. She will look for the silver lining in every situation and focus on solutions, rather than being carried away by problems.
Such women are driven by passion and will to push their enterprises forward.
Many of us hear this too often, “women are the pillars of a developed society”.
The women presented in this round-up are a testament to this adage.
Scroll down and get inspired by the stories of women who had their preferences right and chose to make their lives count.
Top Women Entrepreneurs to Follow and Their Net Worth
1. Gina Rinehart, $16.8 billion
“To stand out, just a big name is not enough, but big efforts too.”
The daughter of a high profile iron-ore miner started her career after her father’s death. She took the hold of her father’s bankrupted mine and raised the bar over the years.
At present, the mine is in collaboration with multiple projects. Some of these are Roy Hill Project, a best in class Australian Iron-ore Mine in Western Australia. Another one is Hope Downs; a joint venture with Rio Tinto.
With such big partnerships and an empire that’s growing every day, she is the richest person in Australia at present.
However, things are not always merry. She witnesses ups and downs often as the mining business keeps flipping, but regardless of the jerks, she has managed to secure the spot in the World’s Successful Women’s List and she was named as one of the 20 richest women in the world.
Also, she is the third-largest cattle dealer in Australia.
She exports cattle all over the world. In fact, she has come up with a new plan to export almost 800,00 cattle to China through Darwin, Townsville, and Broome (names of regions).
She has almost 23 properties in Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory Queensland, and New South Wales.
2. Folorunsho Alakija, $1.43 billion
“Reveal your hidden self, and see the wonders.”
The lady is the Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Oil Exploration Estate- Famfa Oil. The company is in collaboration with Agbami Field which is Nigeria’s one of the largest deep-water discoveries. It shares 60% interest revenue in Agbami’s block OML 127.
She started with a Fashion label that served the high-class women of Nigeria. In fact, the wife of Former Military President was also her customer. At present, her net worth is in billions.
3. Cher Wang, $8.8 billion
“To reach where you want, you need to make your belief strong.”
Cher Wang is the Chairperson as well as the co-founder of HTC. We all know that the company has seen a loss of more than 70% shares, since 2011. In fact, their sales fell down straight 23%.
Despite the fact, the woman did not let the firm down. They came up with a new HTC phone, HTC One (M8). She said that with new launches, they are focusing on mid-tier markets, a segment missing earlier.
Her mission is to bring the company back on track for which she is working cross-countries.
Legitimately saying, this one of the top women entrepreneurs is making every required effort to get what she desires. Now that’s what a real businesswoman does!