Rating of the world's most influential moms

Subject Forbes magazine has published the rating on the eve of the upcoming holiday. May 13 US residents celebrate Mother's Day, and staff of publication decided to find out who of famous moms have the greatest weight in the international arena. In the list of the most influential women with children were representatives of the authorities and show business, the largest entrepreneurs and directors. "These ladies are hosting not only in the kitchen. They are holding the whole world ", - experts say.
In the first place in the ranking of the most influential mothers Forbes put the Foreign Minister Hillary Clinton. As the wife of the president, it is mainly involved in charity work and raising her daughter Chelsea, but when her husband left office, has become one of the key persons in the political arena.
Two years ago, Hillary has given his daughter in marriage. At the time, Clinton served as Secretary of State of the country. A caring mother used to keep everything under control, therefore, not looking up from his work, closely following the preparations for the wedding ceremony. "And then, and another is equally important for me", - confessed in 2010 Hillary Clinton.

Second place went to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff. 64-year-old female politician of his rare moments of free time to spend with family. Her grandson is growing up.

Third degree influential experts publication named chairman of food giant PepsiCo, an American of Indian origin 56-year-old Indra Nooyi. She has two grown daughters.

In fourth position is located COO of Facebook Sheryl Sandberg. She also has two children.

At spouses Bill Gates are three of them, but Melinda manages to deal with not only the family but also charity. She is co-chair of a family foundation.

Sixth place was taken by the leader of the ruling party in India, "Indian National Congress" Sonia Gandhi.

The wife of the current president Michelle Obama appeared only in seventh place.

Eighth position occupied Director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde.

The list of the most influential mothers were and chief editor of "The New York Times' Jill Abramson (it is located on line 11), Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner (14) and 30-year-old singer Beyonce. The American pop singer was the youngest mother in the rankings. Forthcoming Mothers Day   She will celebrate for the first time.

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