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38. Lisa Weber
Lisa Weber
President, Individual Business
MetLife (MET)
2007 rank: 36
Age: 45

Operating profits have doubled to nearly $2 billion since this avid marathoner was appointed in 2004. Improved service has helped boost life policy sales, but the homeowners business has profit problems, one reason the stock is down 14% over the past year.

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Last updated October 16 2008: 10:16 AM ET
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