Nope, wouldn't marry for money. Gainfully employed, or looking, is all I ask.
TBH, not sure I want an especially ambitious woman too. Not that it's a deal breaker, but too much ambition or materialism can definitely lead to a number of negatives in terms of character, time, stress etc.
I sort of feel bad for the guys out there that choose a field or career because of it's social/economic status, and not really like it, all so that they can make a lot of $$ and do the cleaver family thing. Sure, it's important to be able to feed yourself, shelter and clothe your family, but to have the latest gadgets and doodads, a fancy car, a McMansion, a boat and all that other stuff? Those are the kinds of things one needs a "good job" for.
Personally, whether I'm serving fries, driving a taxi, a self made millionaire or the CEO of a large fortune 500 company, I don't want a wife who's chief concern is my income level. What if, after a number of years making X amount of $$ in a "good job", I decide I hate it, can't stand the stress, conclude that the service or product is immoral or unethical, and decide to demote myself? How would a wife who loved me act? Would she understand? Or would she be only thinking about the loss of lifestyle?