A high executive is asked if she'd like to be the first female CEO in a water company, ruled by the government. But she'll not be the only one running for the job. She'll face some hard and dirty competition.

Through hard work, Emmanuelle Blachey, a brilliant and voluntary engineer, has earned top position at the executive committee of Trident, the French leading energy company. Married for 20 years to a caring man, mother of 2 children, Emmanuelle's success seems almost perfect. One day, a powerful and influential women network offers to help her become president of a CAC 40 company. But to be at the top, you must risk it all. In a men's world, obstacles pile up in Emmanuelle's professional and personal life.—Happy_Evil_Dude

In Paris, the executive Emmanuelle Blachey works at an aeolic energy company and is doing business with the Chinese. She speaks Mandarin and is aware of their culture; therefore, the Chinese businessmen like doing business with her. She is married with the also executive Gary Adams with a young daughter and an adult son. She has many tasks as executive, mother and wife and sleeps only four hours a day. When a feminist group led by the lobbyist Adrienne Postel-Devaux and Véra Jacob invites her to be the next president of the Anthéa, a governmental water and basic sanitation company from the CAC 40, she is reluctant in principle. But soon she accepts the proposal and has to face the misogyny of the powerful and influential Jean Beaumel and his unethical assistant Marc Ronsin. Beaumel is a former president of Anthéa that has embezzled 800.000 Euros and hidden from the contributors and will play dirty to force Blachey to give up.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil