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42. Sempra Energy JEFFREY MARTIN
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32. CBRE BOB SULENTIC 43. Freeport-McMoRan RICHARD ADKERSON
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33. Akamai TOM LEIGHTON 44. NetApp GEORGE KURIAN
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44 62 399 68 410 CEO, Apple 69 14 447 264 234
34. Juniper Networks RAMI RAHIM Customer Treatment 45. Prudential CHARLES LOWREY
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T 35. Pure Storage CHARLES GIANCARLO under fire for pri- 46. Baxter JOSÉ ALMEIDA
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J 22 9 457 416 573 plummeting consum- 319 21 59 29 285
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E 47. Synchrony Financial MARGARET KEANE
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T strengthening what
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pressive approach to
T 37. Principal DAN HOUSTON 48. Texas Instruments RICH TEMPLETON
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H 38. Visa ALFRED KELLY, JR. received from gov- 49. T-Mobile JOHN LEGERE
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world, and a recent
39. Varian DOW R. WILSON update to its mobile 50. Raytheon THOMAS KENNEDY
software added a pri-
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shaking hands—to in-
40. Merck KEN FRAZIER dicate when an app is 51. Travelers ALAN SCHNITZER
collecting personal in-
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formation.

Spotlight
WAY TO GROW

WITH ITS PROSPERITY
HUBS, INTUIT EMPOWERS
UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.

Intuit has been investing in what it calls
“prosperity hubs” in small towns in West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and else-
where. The company trains workers there
in supporting QuickBooks, TurboTax and
Mint, creating a virtuous cycle: The work-
ers get paid above market-rate salaries
and spur economic growth in rural Amer-
ica. “We’re on a mission to power pros-
perity around the world, especially for
those who need it most,” says CEO Sasan
Goodarzi. “We can create a profound
ripple effect that inspires even great-
er impact on the world around us.” The
program has already created 1,500 jobs,
and the company says it will create 1,500
more as it expands to new places and
new underrepresented groups, including
military families.

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