Which zodiac signs produce the most CEOs? A look at the top 150 leaders reveals the answer

As the affluent, influential and unrepentant 1% depart from Sun Valley and their “ billionaire summer camp, ” we’re looking at the stars that have charted their rise to riches.

The folks at tarot and astrology platform Tarotoo analyzed Fortune 500’s list of the top CEOs in 2024. Scouring public profiles and corporate biographies, they found three zodiac signs dominated this list of leaders.

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Tarotoo’s research revealed that big cats are big leaders. Leos make up the lion’s share of CEOs, with 14% of the top 150 falling under the regal stars of this fixed fire sign.

As the sign associated with royalty and visibility, it tracks that Leo would be the face and figurehead of a company.

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These folks are frontmen, main characters, show ponies and child stars who would not be fulfilling their solar destinies if they weren’t commanding both companies and our attention.

Examples of Leo CEOs include Warren “Berkshire Hathaway” Buffet , Satya Nadella of Microsoft, and Ted Sarandos , who reigns supreme over the controversial kingdom of Netflix.

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The sun sign of Pisces has a strong showing among CEOs, with 12% of the top 150 leaders falling in the mutable waters of the fish.

Pisces is ruled by Neptune, the planet of dreams, delusions and the collective unconscious, suggesting they’re more adept than most at believing in the impossible, investing in the uncertain, tapping into the unknowable, and leading with a heady mix of psychic intuition, moral ambiguity and sage wisdom.

Famous Pisces CEOs include Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase , Mark Lashier of Phillips 66 and Michael S. Dell of Dell Technologies.

Ten percent of CEOs belong to the fixed earth sign of Taurus . Rulers of the second house of wealth and worth, bulls are known to work hard, live well, resist compromise, and demand quality. As leaders, they tend towards the obstinate/relentless and can quickly edge toward the territory of well-heeled dictators.

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Famous bull CEOs include Tim Davie, CEO of the BBC, and Mark Zuckerberg of Meta.

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Regarding the rest of the zodiac, Cancers make up 9% of the list, including controversial crab/ potential cyborg Elon Musk . Geminis round the bases, with 8% of CEOs identifying as twins; among the ranks are Dara Khosrowshahi of Uber Technologies , Shantanu Narayen of Adobe , Sundar Pichai of Google and Ramon Laguarta , CEO of PepsiCo.

Interestingly, fiery Aries , power-hungry Scorpio and quirky cult leader Aquarius have the least representation with only 5%, 6% and 7% of CEOs belonging to these signs, respectively.

Astrologer Reda Wigle researches and irreverently reports back on planetary configurations and their effect on each zodiac sign. Her horoscopes integrate history, poetry, pop culture, and personal experience.

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