Ever since leaving eBay as its chief, heterosexual Meg Whitman has set her eyes on a higher calling: chief executive of California State. Except the very people who rank folks like Whitman according to their influence has, for the first time in three years, found her completely irrelevant.
Fortune magazine knocked Whitman off its annual “Powerful Women in Business,” where she’s enjoyed a spot for three years — and the last year was after she left eBay.
Not that we put blind faith in magazine listicles, but it’s pretty amusing that a biz mag would drop Whitman when she rearranged her plans to attend Fortune‘s own “Powerful Women” summit — instead of attending the first major meeting of California’s gubernatorial candidates.
How unfortunate for her.
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schlukitz
Well, without that “halo” light shining on her head, she does look a bit “drab” and uninspiring.
Is that the right word? LOL
Chuck
Ugly, hateful, sow. What’s her story anyway? Wasn’t she some desperate shut-in who by mistake got into Harvard at like 40 and went on to run an internet garage sale, err company?
Fitz
We are going to get bent over without a drop of lube when she becomes our governor.
schlukitz
It’s nice that they are giving her the “business”, rather than her giving us the “business”. ;o)