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Sometimes knowing who is on the cutting edge of
business can help you get where you are going by
studying what they are doing. This knowledge can help
you make decisions and have good topics when in a
formal conversation. The following is a consensus of
some of the best executives, entrepreneurs,, and
innovators for the later half of 2007. This list will change
and you should start your own list.
A Business 2.0 exclusive list: Meet the executives,
entrepreneurs, and cutting-edge innovators who are
setting today's business agenda.
By Business 2.0 Magazine staff
June 21, 2006: 1:11 PM EDT For the complete article
go to
http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/21/technology/50whomatt
er.biz2/index.htm
SAN FRANCISCO (Business 2.0 Magazine) - Any list of
the most important people in business has to start with
Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and a bunch of folks named
Walton, right? They're the richest people on the planet,
for Pete's sake. Just break out the rubber stamps and be
done with it.
Sorry, not this list. The names presented here weren't
accomplishments of yesteryear.
Instead, our goal was to identify people whose ideas,
products, and business insights are changing the world
we live in today - those who are reshaping our future by
inventing important new technologies, exploiting
emerging opportunities, or throwing their weight around
in ways that are sure to make everyone else take notice.
In assembling this list, we emphasized one key
question: What have you done for us lately? We also
considered its important corollary: What will you do for us
tomorrow?
To nominate and ratify the 50, we drew on the collective
wisdom of our entire editorial staff: people with deep
knowledge of the important players and latest trends in
management, entrepreneurship, biotech, big iron, and
just plain counterintuitive thinking. It was a contentious
exercise marked by the frequent raising of voices and
much stamping of feet.
But when the dust settled, our highly subjective exercise
revealed a remarkable who's who of contemporary
business. Many of the names and rankings will be
surprising. Some will no doubt be controversial.
But in the end, we hope you'll agree that the people
profiled here tell us a lot about the world we live in today,
and the challenges and opportunities we'll all confront in
the years ahead.
For the complete article go to
http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/21/technology/50whomatt
er.biz2/index.htm
If this link is no longer available when you find this
article, try the URL below or just google the people in the
list.
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/peoplewhomatter/
business can help you get where you are going by
studying what they are doing. This knowledge can help
you make decisions and have good topics when in a
formal conversation. The following is a consensus of
some of the best executives, entrepreneurs,, and
innovators for the later half of 2007. This list will change
and you should start your own list.
A Business 2.0 exclusive list: Meet the executives,
entrepreneurs, and cutting-edge innovators who are
setting today's business agenda.
By Business 2.0 Magazine staff
June 21, 2006: 1:11 PM EDT For the complete article
go to
http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/21/technology/50whomatt
er.biz2/index.htm
SAN FRANCISCO (Business 2.0 Magazine) - Any list of
the most important people in business has to start with
Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and a bunch of folks named
Walton, right? They're the richest people on the planet,
for Pete's sake. Just break out the rubber stamps and be
done with it.
Sorry, not this list. The names presented here weren't
accomplishments of yesteryear.
Instead, our goal was to identify people whose ideas,
products, and business insights are changing the world
we live in today - those who are reshaping our future by
inventing important new technologies, exploiting
emerging opportunities, or throwing their weight around
in ways that are sure to make everyone else take notice.
In assembling this list, we emphasized one key
question: What have you done for us lately? We also
considered its important corollary: What will you do for us
tomorrow?
To nominate and ratify the 50, we drew on the collective
wisdom of our entire editorial staff: people with deep
knowledge of the important players and latest trends in
management, entrepreneurship, biotech, big iron, and
just plain counterintuitive thinking. It was a contentious
exercise marked by the frequent raising of voices and
much stamping of feet.
But when the dust settled, our highly subjective exercise
revealed a remarkable who's who of contemporary
business. Many of the names and rankings will be
surprising. Some will no doubt be controversial.
But in the end, we hope you'll agree that the people
profiled here tell us a lot about the world we live in today,
and the challenges and opportunities we'll all confront in
the years ahead.
For the complete article go to
http://money.cnn.com/2006/06/21/technology/50whomatt
er.biz2/index.htm
If this link is no longer available when you find this
article, try the URL below or just google the people in the
list.
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/peoplewhomatter/
| 3 Paul Jacobs CEO, Qualcomm 4 Rupert Murdoch CEO, News Corp. 5 Steve Jobs CEO, Apple Computer 6 Susan Desmond-Hellmann President of product development, Genentech 7 The Emerging Global Middle Class China, India, Russia, Brazil, and elsewhere 8 Fujio Cho Chairman, Toyota 9 The New Oil Despots King Abdullah bin Abdul aziz al Saud (Saudi Arabia), Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Iran), Hugo Chavez (Venezuela), and Vladimir Putin (Russia) 10 Ray Ozzie Chief technical officer, Microsoft 11 Marc Benioff CEO, Salesforce.com 12 Robert Iger CEO, Walt Disney Co. 13 Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake Co-founders, Flickr 14 Brian McAndrews CEO, aQuantive 15 Jack Ma CEO, Alibaba.com 16 Barry Diller CEO, InterActiveCorp 17 Ed Zander CEO, Motorola 18 John Thompson CEO, Symantec 19 Mark Hurd CEO, Hewlett-Packard 20 Ben Bernanke Chairman, Federal Reserve Board 21 Bill Gates Benefactor, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 22 Reid Hoffman Angel investor and CEO, LinkedIn 23 The New New Media Kevin Rose (Digg) and Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia) 24 Patricia Woertz CEO, Archer Daniels Midland 25 Kevin Martin Chairman, Federal Communications Commission 26 Ed Whitacre Chairman and CEO, AT&T 27 Jeremy Allaire CEO, Brightcove 28 Chad Hurley and Steven Chen Co-founders, YouTube 29 Danny Rimer General partner, Index Ventures 30 Muhammad Yunus Founder, Grameen Bank 31 Greg Isaacs Director of developer relations, eBay 32 Alex Bogusky Creative director, Crispin Porter & Bogusky 33 Vinod Khosla Founder, Khosla Ventures 34 David Heinemeier Hansson Partner, 37signals 35 Tim O'Reilly Founder and CEO, O'Reilly Media 36 Janus Friis and Niklas Zennström Co-founders, Skype 37 Patricia Russo CEO, Lucent Technologies 38 Oprah Winfrey Entertainment mogul 39 Electronic Frontier Foundation 40 Jeff Valdez Founder, SiTV 41 Stephen Maurer and Andrej Sali Adjunct associate professor, University of California at Berkeley, and professor, University of California at San Francisco 42 Jeff Bezos CEO, Amazon.com 43 The Pre-Internet Dinosaurs Larry Ellison (Oracle), Paul Otellini (Intel), and Michael Dell (Dell) 44 William McDonough Architect, William McDonough & Partners 45 Richard Branson Chairman, Virgin Group 46 Mike Morhaime Co-founder and president, Blizzard Entertainment 47 Nick Denton Publisher, Gawker Media 48 Naguib Sawiris CEO, Orascom Telecom 49 David Allen Author, Getting Things Done 50 Blake Krikorian Co-founder and CEO, Sling Media From the July, 2006 issue |