Pablo Isla, from Inditex, elected as the best CEO in the world

Pablo Isla, from Inditex, elected as the best CEO in the world



The executive president of the company of Zara heads for the second year in a row the ranking of the Harvard Business Review of the best executives




  The executive president of Inditex (Zara), Pablo Isla, heads for the second consecutive year the ranking prepared by the prestigious magazine Harvard Business Review on the 100 best top executives in the world, in which both business economic results and elements of responsibility are measured Social. Precisely these environmental, social and good corporate governance factors -which represent 20% of the total score- are what have pushed Isla to the first position, since in the measurement of financial returns, the president of Zara occupies the position of 29th place (it was 18 a year ago).

  «This distinction has only been possible thanks to the work of all the people that are part of Inditex in all the stores, in all the countries, in the headquarters of all the chains, in the logistics centers, in the factories and in the corporate headquarters », Says Isla in an internal statement to the workers of the textile group. It also highlights "the very important weight of the aspects of sustainability and social action" and the effort and commitment of all Inditex employees.

Behind Isla are US businessman Jensen Huang, Nvidia's top executive, in second place, and the president of French luxury company LVMH, Bernard Arnault, in the third.

En el listado de los cien mejores presidentes ejecutivos y consejeros delegados aparecen también los presidentes de ACS, Florentino Pérez, (que baja del puesto 10 al 24) y de Iberdrola, Ignacio Sánchez Galán (que sube del puesto 58 al 36). El consejero delegado de Amadeus, Luis Maroto, ocupa el puesto 82 en su primera aparición en el ránking.

Hasta 2015, la revista Harvard Business Review medía sólo los resultados económicos de las compañías. En ese caso sería Jeff Bezos, el fundador de AMazon, el de mejor posición auqnue en el listado global ocupa el nivel 68 debido a la baja calificación lograda en responsabilidad social.

The only women on the list are Marillyn Hewson (Lockheed Martin), Debra Cafaro (Sales) and Nancy McKinstry (Wolters Kluwer). By country, the United States accounted for almost half of the posts, with 49 representatives; France has nine; China and Japan, six each; and Spain, four. Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom have three elected each.

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