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Therese Krupp (1790–1850) was a German industrialist. She was married to Friedrich Krupp and took over the Krupp company after his death in 1826. She is referred to as the matriarch of the Krupp dynasty and credited with the preservation of the Krupp industries, which was in a very bad state at the time of her takeover, a development she managed to turn around.

References

1. Antonius Lux (Hrsg.): Große Frauen der Weltgeschichte. Tausend Biographien in Wort und Bild. Sebastian Lux Verlag, München 1963

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• 1790 births
• 1850 deaths
• 19th-century German businesswomen
• 19th-century German businesspeople
• Businesspeople from the Kingdom of Prussia
• German industrialists
• People of the Industrial Revolution
• Krupp family
• Businesspeople from Essen
• 19th-century industrialists