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Paige McGlauflin. French-American beauty company Cotyhelmed since by Sue Nabi, who is transgenderhas not appeared on the Fortune since its rank at No. Anne Richards has led the U. Fitterling was named CEO of the material sciences company in Marchfollowing its spinoff as an independent company from the Dow DuPont merger in A Dow employee sinceFitterling first came out to close colleagues after a cancer diagnosis in He then came out to all employees in He refused to heed the advice and still rose through the ranks, becoming chief merchandising officer in and president ingay his current title.

My Portfolio News Latest. Tim Cook took over the reins of Apple injust months before Steve Jobs passed away from pancreatic cancer. Jim Fitterling Company: Dow Inc. Tenure: Since September rank: No. Terms and Privacy Policy.

Stocks: Most Actives. One clear example of this is Dame Julia Hoggett, the first openly-gay CEO of the London Stock Exchange and the cover star of the European edition of Fortune magazine, who says. Gennette announced earlier this year that he plans to retire in February Ford became the first openly gay woman to lead a Fortune company upon her appointment ceo CEO of the Minnesota-based food and agriculture company in August Ford, married to Minnesota State Board of Investment executive director and chief investment officer Jill Schurtz, has been out her entire professional life.

This story was originally featured on Fortune. Credit Cards. Selected edition. In the nearly nine years since Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly came out as gay, three more openly LGBTQ CEOs helm Fortune companies.

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Story Continues. Tim Cook – CEO of Apple Inc. Tim Cook took over as CEO of Apple Inc. after the passing of Steve Jobs in (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The boss of Apple is one of the most prominent LGBTQ+ business leaders in the world.

Privacy Dashboard. Updated June 6, 4 min read. Cook came out publicly as gay in and has been an.

The 5 Biggest Companies : To celebrate Pride Month this year, we take a look at the five companies across the globe that share two similarities – big revenues and an LGBTQ+ CEO at the helm