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America’s richest self-made women in 2023, ranked

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15th: Alice Schwartz: $2.1 billion
15th: Alice Schwartz: $2.1 billion
14th: Jayshree Ullal: $2.2 billion
14th: Jayshree Ullal: $2.2 billion
Joint 11th: Doris Fisher: $2.5 billion
Joint 11th: Doris Fisher: $2.5 billion
Joint 11th: Oprah Winfrey: $2.5 billion
Joint 11th: Oprah Winfrey: $2.5 billion
Joint 11th: Eren Ozmen: $2.5 billion
Joint 11th: Eren Ozmen: $2.5 billion
10th: Peggy Cherng: $2.7 billion
10th: Peggy Cherng: $2.7 billion
9th: Meg Whitman: $2.9 billion
9th: Meg Whitman: $2.9 billion
8th: Gail Miller: $4 billion
8th: Gail Miller: $4 billion
7th: Thai Lee: $4.2 billion
7th: Thai Lee: $4.2 billion
6th: Marian Ilitch: $4.3 billion
6th: Marian Ilitch: $4.3 billion
5th: Johnelle Hunt: $4.5 billion
5th: Johnelle Hunt: $4.5 billion
4th: Lynda Resnick: $5.3 billion
4th: Lynda Resnick: $5.3 billion
3rd: Judy Love: $5.5 billion
3rd: Judy Love: $5.5 billion
2nd: Judy Faulkner: $7.1 billion
2nd: Judy Faulkner: $7.1 billion
1st: Diane Hendricks: $13.7 billion
1st: Diane Hendricks: $13.7 billion
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Forbes’ annual billionaires list has long been dominated by men. Fortunately, though, things are beginning to change. From the co-founder of Gap to Oprah Winfrey, these super-rich American female entrepreneurs have made their way to the top off their own backs through ventures that include pharmaceuticals, fast food, and media empires. 

On International Women's Day, read on to see the top 15 self-made women in the USA today, according to Forbes' list of America's Richest Self-Made Women 2022 and real-time data. All dollar amounts in US dollars. 

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08 March 2023

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