POWER 25

17 who fell off the list

Power is hard to get - and tough to hang on to. More than half of the CEOs who made the top 25 in 2003 did not make the cut this year.
Henry Paulson
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Henry Paulson
2003 rank: 22
Company: Goldman Sachs
Career change took him out of the private sector; named Secretary of the Treasury in June 2006.

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