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The 2021 list features 13 companies from the greater Philadelphia area, most of which saw their rankings increase from the previous edition of the Fortune 500.
| Company | Location | Revenue | Revenue % Change | Rank Change |
| No. 8: AmerisourceBergen | Conshohocken | $189.9 billion | 5.7% | +2 |
| No. 26: Comcast Corp | Philadelphia | $103.6 billion | -4.9% | +2 |
| No. 144: DuPont | Wilmington | $20.4 billion | -5.2% | +8 |
| No. 172: Lincoln National Corp | Radnor | $17.4 billion | +1% | +16 |
| No. 214: Corteva | Wilmington | 14.2 billion | +2.7% | +20 |
| No. 235: Aramark | Philadelphia | $12.8 billion | -20.8% | -35 |
| No. 269: Crown Holdings | Philadelphia | $11.6 billion | -1% | +3 |
| No. 270: Universal Health Services | King of Prussia | $11.6 billion | +1.6% | +11 |
| No. 335: Campbell Soup Company | Camden | $9.1 billion | -8.7% | -13 |
| No. 411: Toll Brothers | Fort Washington | $7.1 billion | -2% | +15 |
| No. 436: UGI Corp | King of Prussia | $6.5 billion | -10.4% | -13 |
| No. 438: Avantor | Radnor | $6.39 billion | +5.8% | +46 |
| No. 471: Burlington Stores | Burlington | $5.8 billion | -20.9% | -47 |
Nearly one-fifth of the companies on the 2021 Fortune 500 are headed by new CEOs, and a record 41 women are represented among the CEOs leading the companies on the prestigious list. That includes two Black women — Roz Brewer of Walgreens Boots Alliance (No. 16) and Thasunda Brown Duckett of TIAA (No. 79). This year also marked the highest rank for a company led by a woman CEO, Karen Lynch of CVS Health at No. 4.
Chipotle (No. 464), Nasdaq (No. 480) and Equinix (No. 461) were among the companies making their first appearance on the Fortune 500.
Below are the top 10 companies on the 2021 Fortune 500:
- Walmart
- Amazon
- Apple
- CVS Health
- UnitedHealth Group
- Berkshire Hathaway
- McKesson
- AmerisourceBergen
- Alphabet
- ExxonMobil
Organizations
- American Advertising Federation
- Direct Marketing Association
- Marketing Research Association
- Brand Activation Association
- Sales and Marketing Executives International
- Society for Marketing Professional Services
- American Marketing Association
- Sales and Marketing Executives International (SMEI)
- eMarketing Association
- Social Media Club
- The National Association of Sales Professionals (NASP)
- Service Industry Association
- The Coalition of Services Industries
- The Sales Management Association
- The National Association of Sales Professionals
- The Sales Association
Additional Resources
- American Enterprise Institute
- Brookings Institute
- Cato Institute
- Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
- National Bureau of Economic Research
- Russell Sage Foundation
- Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
- Worldwatch Institute