Bloomberg Linea — Bloomberg Línea, Latin America’s leading financial and business news multiplatform, presents its list of 50 Women of Impact in Latin America. The selection showcases female personalities who, with their individual and collective efforts, are having a social, cultural, financial and representative impact beyond their business sectors.
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The choice of the women included was made by Bloomberg Línea’s team of journalists, highlighting 50 personalities from a variety of sectors in 14 countries: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Panama, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Chile, Venezuela, and Peru.
The list is not a ranking, but rather a showcase of game-changing women in the region, complementing the selections of Latin Americans published by Bloomberg Línea last year: 500 Most Influential in Latin America, and 100 Entrepreneurs of 2021.
50 Women of Impact in Latin America in 2022
In order to choose the names on the most recent list, the editorial team evaluated three main aspects: leadership, financial impact, and social influence. The women included, while still a minority in leadership positions in many large companies, show the strength they wield in their sectors in 2022.
After such challenging years as 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, this year began with an air of renewal and change, and with special emphasis on the advancement of vaccination against Covid-19 worldwide and the greater control of the disease by global science.
Given this scenario, the team of journalists from Bloomberg Línea prioritized women who stood out in their fields and went beyond them, impacting the business world and society, by producing wealth, creating jobs, fostering innovation and, above all, showing that female leadership can provide answers to many challenges in Latin America.
The selection includes executives from the finance, retail, technology, real estate, entertainment, music, and sports industries.
Among those showcased are Argentines such as Victoria Alonso Alonso (Marvel) and Paula Santilli (PepsiCo); from Brazil, Cristina Betts (Iguatemi) and actress Bruna Marquezine; from Colombia, Bibiana Taboada (Banco de la República) and actress Sofía Vergara; and from Mexico, Karla Bermann (SoftBank), Victoria Rodríguez Ceja (Banco de México) and youtuber Kimberly Loaiza, among many others.
Methodology:
This list is not intended to be a ranking, but rather a showcase of women who are changing the rules of the game in the region. For the selection of the candidates, three aspects were highlighted: Leadership; Financial Impact and Social Influence. All these characteristics highlight the importance of the incursion of women in areas such as finance, politics, business and arts.
About Bloomberg Línea:
Bloomberg Línea, a Falic Media brand, is a multiplatform business and finance news portal focusing on Latin America and the Caribbean. It offers its readers and advertisers a set of digital products that serve the financial and business audience in Portuguese, Spanish and English. The company draws on the global resources of Bloomberg Media and the strength of 2,700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries to create a news destination for the rapidly growing audience in Latin America and the Caribbean. It features translated content from Bloomberg and local reporting produced by a team of more than 70 contributors across the region. Available across multiple platforms, including desktop, mobile, events, podcasts and social media, the news brand offers extensive coverage of the companies, people, events and ideas trending in markets across Latin America.
