Business

Women at the top

January 26, 2010 at 2:43AM

Only six of Minnesota's 100 largest publicly traded companies have female chief executives. They are:

• Sally Smith, president and CEO of restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings Inc.

• Lorna Nagler, president and CEO of clothing chain Christopher & Banks Corp.

• Kathleen Iverson, president and CEO of sensory equipment maker CyberOptics Corp.

• Laura Hamilton, chairman and CEO of testing systems firm MTS Systems Corp.

• Pamela Patsley, chairman and CEO of money transfer company MoneyGram International Inc.

• Cheri Beranek, president and CEO of fiber-optic equipment maker Clearfield Inc.

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