100 Top MBA Employers 2009 - Women, alphabetical

Women

Rank among women	Company	% students who put in top 5
92	A.T. Kearney	1.29%
69	Abbott Laboratories	1.67%
57	Accenture	2.27%
20	Amazon.com	5.70%
24	American Express	5.14%
61	Amgen	2.19%
67	Anheuser-Busch InBev	1.84%
3	Apple	12.77%
7	Bain & Company	9.26%
42	Bank of America	3.00%
61	Barclays Capital	2.19%
42	The Blackstone Group	3.00%
39	BMW	3.17%
88	Boeing	1.33%
54	Booz & Company*	2.49%
63	Booz Allen Hamilton*	2.06%
9	The Boston Consulting Group	8.27%
88	BP	1.33%
96	Campbell Soup	1.16%
54	Central Intelligence Agency	2.49%
69	Chevron	1.67%
57	Cisco Systems	2.27%
81	Citigroup	1.41%
10	Coca-Cola	7.46%
53	Colgate-Palmolive	2.57%
48	Credit Suisse	2.70%
95	Dell	1.20%
15	Deloitte	6.69%
50	Deutsche Bank	2.66%
48	Diageo	2.70%
87	eBay	1.37%
81	Eli Lilly	1.41%
33	Ernst & Young	3.73%
71	Exxon Mobil	1.63%
44	Federal Bureau of Investigation	2.87%
71	Fidelity Investments	1.63%
31	Gap	3.86%
30	Genentech	4.37%
21	General Electric	5.49%
23	General Mills	5.27%
81	GlaxoSmithKline	1.41%
13	Goldman Sachs Group	6.94%
1	Google	19.85%
80	Harrah's Entertainment	1.46%
88	The Hershey Co.	1.33%
67	Hewlett-Packard	1.84%
63	HSBC	2.06%
81	Hyatt	1.41%
36	International Business Machines	3.39%
14	IDEO	6.77%
65	Intel	1.97%
12	J.P. Morgan	7.16%
2	Johnson & Johnson	13.55%
96	The Kellogg Co.	1.16%
56	KPMG	2.36%
29	Kraft Foods	4.59%
11	L'Oréal	7.20%
46	Limited Brands	2.79%
81	Lockheed Martin	1.41%
16	LVMH	6.60%
41	Marriott International	3.04%
78	Mars Inc.	1.50%
32	Mattel	3.77%
52	Mayo Clinic	2.62%
94	McGraw-Hill Companies	1.24%
5	McKinsey & Company	11.66%
78	Medtronic	1.50%
96	Merck	1.16%
92	Merrill Lynch	1.29%
74	MGM Mirage	1.54%
17	Microsoft	6.13%
66	MillerCoors	1.89%
74	Monitor Group	1.54%
37	Morgan Stanley	3.22%
22	Nestlé	5.32%
7	Nike	9.26%
88	Novartis	1.33%
19	PepsiCo	5.92%
46	Pfizer	2.79%
33	PricewaterhouseCoopers	3.73%
6	Procter & Gamble	9.47%
74	S.C. Johnson & Son	1.54%
100	Siemens	1.11%
35	Sony	3.56%
40	Southwest Airlines	3.13%
17	Starbucks	6.13%
26	Starwood Hotels & Resorts	5.10%
24	Target	5.14%
96	Thomson Reuters	1.16%
50	3M	2.66%
44	Time Warner	2.87%
37	Toyota	3.22%
57	U.S. Department of Energy	2.27%
27	U.S. Department of State	4.97%
74	UBS	1.54%
28	Unilever	4.72%
73	Wal-Mart Stores	1.59%
4	Walt Disney	12.52%
81	Wells Fargo	1.41%
57	Yahoo	2.27%

Published May 20, 2009

* Booz Allen Hamilton split into two businesses May 21, 2008 -- one for the government sector that will retain its original name and be sold to private equity firm The Carlyle Group, and another entity called Booz & Company for its commercial business.

Top MBA Employers'
Headquarters

Show: Top 25 | All 100

What Readers Say

They speak out on top MBA employers...

I think they should add one or two column(s) for '% attrition after...

What do you think of this year's list of top MBA employers?

What should new MBAs consider when deciding where to work after gra...

Have your say

How we pick the most desirable employers

Think of it as a popularity contest for companies: Every year research firm Universum ranks the most desirable employers in the world, based on where MBA candidates say they'd most like to work. To pick the 100 Most Desirable MBA Employers, ... More

Current Issue

100 Best Companies to Work For

Symbol Matches

Symbol Starts With

Company Matches