Top 8 Wealthiest Woman CEO In America: 2014 Edition

No surprise that with a fortune of $2.4 billion, Electronic health-record juggernaut Epic Systems chief Judy Faulkner by far topped the 2014 list of wealthiest Woman CEOs, according to a report released by BnbData Consultancy Services, an IT data warehousing and business intelligence consulting company.

The second wealthiest female CEO was Hewlett-Packard Chairman & chief executive Meg Whitman, formerly the CEO of eBay, has a net worth of $1.9 Billion. Rounding out the top eight richest: Sarah Blakely, Leslie Blodgett, Indra Nooyi, Carol Bartz, Irene Rosenfeld and Cara “Carly” Fiorina.

How much do the 8 women at the helms of America’s largest companies earn? Let’s find out. Here are the top 8 Wealthiest Female CEO In America: 2014 Edition

8.  Cara “Carly” Fiorina, est. net worth $80 Million, former Hewlett-Packard chief executive from 1999 to 2005, and she was the first woman to take control of a Fortune 100 company.

7. Irene Rosenfeld, est. net worth $96 Million, the current Chairman and CEO of Mondelēz International, the $35-billion global snacking powerhouse that owns Cadbury Dairy Milk.

6. Carol Bartz, est. net worth $100 Million, the former president and Chief Executive of the internet services company Yahoo! and , has been a member of the Board of Directors of Cisco Systems since November 1996.

5. Indra Nooyi, est. net worth $145 Million, Pepisco’s chairman and Chief Executive Officer.

Leslie Blodgett, CEO of Bare Escentuals (left) and  Danielle Kosann of  The New Potato (right).

4. Leslie Blodgett, est. net worth $400 Million, CEO of Bare Escentuals, you can follow Leslie on Twitter @LeslieBlodgett.

[Sara Blakely with Sara Haines, correspondent for ABC News, image]

3. Sara Blakely, est. net worth $1.1 Billion, Spanx shape-wear founder, you can follow her on @SPANX.

2. Meg Whitman $2 Billion, the chairman, president and chief executive officer of Hewlett-Packard, you can follow Meg on Twitter @MegWhitman, Facebook, and linkedin.

1. Judy Faulkner $2.4 Billion,  CEO and founder of Epic Systems, a privately-held company that sells electronic health systems.

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