Google's Marissa Mayer

Michael Krasny

Apr 23, 2008 at

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In an annual ranking of the world’s top brands announced this week, Mountain View-based Google topped the list with a brand value of $86 billion. We welcome Google vice president Marissa Mayer – the first female engineer hired by the company – for a conversation on Google’s rapid growth and on her response to critics who say the company has become too powerful.

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