Ms Beale, one of four bisexual business leaders in the list, displaces Christopher Bailey, the chief creative officer and chief executive at Burberry, who, a week after a profit warning, tumbles from the top of the rankings down to eighth place.
Alan Joyce, the chief executive of Qantas, the Australian airline, makes his debut in the Top 100, at No 2, with António Simões, the UK boss of HSBC, dropping from second to third.
The annual list, compiled by OUTstanding, which campaigns for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights in the workplace *, also has its highest ever ranking transgender executive, putting Martine Rothblatt, the chief executive of United Therapeutics, at No 4...
The Times.
I refer you to Fagburn's post asking about the point of OUTstanding last year, and their 'reply'.
There's much glowing coverage of this nonsense in the Financial Times, their 'media partner'.
* Like fuck it does.
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