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The Most Influential Women of 2020

Women have always been influential in some way or the other. With many women getting involved in politics more than ever before, 2020 has been a busy year for many women across the world. Meet the most influential women of 2020 who might as well change the course of history in the near future.

1. Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge

    
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
Also Known As: Catherine Elizabeth Middleton, Kate Middleton
Nickname: Duchess of Smiles, Waity Katie, Babykins
Birthday: 09 January 1982
Born In: Reading, England
Sun Sign: Capricorn
Age: 43
Famous As: The Duchess of Cambridge
Being a member of the British royal family makes Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, one of the most influential people in the world. Also, her chances of becoming the future queen consort are pretty high.

2. Queen Elizabeth II

    
Queen Elizabeth II
Also Known As: Elizabeth Alexandra Mary
Birthday: 21 April 1926
Born In: Mayfair, London, England
Sun Sign: Taurus
Famous As: Queen of the United Kingdom from 1952 to 2022

Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-serving monarch of the United Kingdom and 15 Commonwealth Realms. As a head of state, she commands tremendous influence over 151 million people. Her inspiring leadership and administrative acumen have earned the love and respect of her subjects and the rest of the world.

3. Ivanka Trump

    
Ivanka Trump
Also Known As: Ivana Marie Trump
Birthday: 30 October 1981
Born In: Manhattan, New York, United States
Sun Sign: Scorpio
Age: 43
Famous As: Daughter of Former US President Donald Trump

Since 2017, Ivanka Trump has been serving as Advisor to President Donald Trump, her father. She is also an influential businesswoman. 

4. Jane Goodall

    
Jane Goodall
Also Known As: Dame Jane Morris Goodall, Valerie Jane Morris-Goodall
Birthday: 03 April 1934
Born In: London, England, United Kingdom
Sun Sign: Aries
Age: 91
Famous As: English Primatologist and Anthropologist Who is Considered World's Foremost Expert on Chimpanzees

Jane Goodall is described as "the woman who redefined man." She dedicated more than six decades of her life researching chimpanzees, wildlife, and the environment. 'Jane Goodall Institute' and 'Roots & Shoots' were established by her to propagate her mission. She is a 'UN Messenger of Peace' and a member of the 'World Future Council.'

5. Rosalind Brewer

    
Rosalind Brewer
Also Known As: Rosalind G. Brewer
Birthday: 1962
Born In: Detroit, Michigan, United States
Age: 63
Famous As: Businesswoman
The first African-American and first woman to be appointed CEO at one of WalMart Stores' divisions, Rosalind Brewer was named "one of corporate America's most prominent women" by 'USA Today'. She is the current COO of Starbucks.