Helen Clark moves up ranks of powerful women

Brussels : Belgium | Aug 22, 2012 at 4:47 PM PDT

Source: Wellington Dominion

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Former prime minister Helen Clark has taken a leap in Forbes' 100 most powerful women list this year. Clark, who heads the United Nations Development Programme, has jumped to 34th place from 50th last year. German chancellor Angela Merkel was number one for a second year in a row. FULL ARTICLE AT Wellington Dominion

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