More Women Fixing Male Executives' Mistakes
Fortune editor at large Patricia Sellers lists women who are moving up her magazine’s Most Powerful Women list and who will be attending a summit linked to the list. Among the women, she cites several who have recently moved into leading positions at companies that need to dig out from the financial crisis (and most of whose predecessors, who helped create the messes, were men):
- Kathy Murphy is now president for personal investments at Fidelity Investments. “It may be a smart move for Murphy, as Fidelity has lost lots of top talent and has plenty of problems to fix,” Sellers writes.
- Paula Reynolds is the new vice chairman and chief restructuring officer at AIG. “There aren’t many restructuring jobs bigger than this,” Sellers notes.
- Cece Sutton has moved to Morgan Stanley, where she will organize MS’s retail operation as part of the company’s transformation into a commercial bank.
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