Christine Lagarde
President of the European Central Bank
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She runs the European Central Bank — the institution that sets monetary policy for 350 million people across the eurozone. Before that, she led the IMF through eight years of global financial turbulence, and before that, steered France's economy through the 2008 crash as finance minister.
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Born in Paris in 1956, Lagarde trained as a lawyer and joined Baker & McKenzie in 1981, working in labour law and mergers. She climbed to chair of the firm by 1999 — the first woman to hold the role — and stayed until 2004, when she left for government. Appointed France's Minister of Foreign Trade in 2005, she moved through agriculture to land the finance portfolio in 2007, becoming the first woman to run an economy ministry in any G8 nation. She managed France's response to the financial crisis, earning praise as the best finance minister in the eurozone. In 2011 she was elected to lead the I…
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