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47 - Tim O'Reilly, O'Reilly Publishing founder: Tech's Explainer-In-Chief Tackles the Future

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46 - Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO: Hit Refresh with the Power of Empathy

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45 - Louis Hernandez, Jr., Avid CEO: The Storyteller's Dilemma

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44 - Rachel Drori, Daily Harvest founder & CEO: Never An Easy Time to Do A Hard Thing

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43 - Njavwa Mutambo, Musanga Logistics CEO: Orphan to Entrepreneur

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42 - Ben Chestnut, MailChimp co-founder: A Layoff Pushed Him to Success

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41 - Reid Hoffman, investor & entrepreneur: How a Master of Scale Climbed to the Top

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40 - Julie Sweet, Accenture CEO of North America: The Beauty of Reinvention

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39 - Tristan Walker, Walker & Company Brands founder & CEO: A Black Entrepreneur in Silicon Valley

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38 - Jason Calacanis, investor: The Brooklyn Kid Turned Angel

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37 - Brad Smith, Microsoft president: If You Change the World, You Change the Law

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36 - Anil Chakravarthy & Bruce Chizen, Informatica: Even CEOs Need Mentors

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35 - Danielle Weisberg & Carly Zakin, The Skimm cofounders: Millennial Mavericks

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34 - Mike Tuchen, Talend CEO: A Teen Adrift Becomes A CEO

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33 - Paul Jacobs, Qualcomm chairman: Building a Powerhouse for the Smartphone Era

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32 - Uber's Wake-Up Call for Leaders: Deirdre Bosa, Mike Isaac, Vivek Wadhwa

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31 - Steve Ballmer, L.A. Clippers owner: Living Large After Microsoft

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30 - Tom Siebel, CEO of C3 IoT: Billionaire vs. Elephant

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29 - Nicole Eagan, Darktrace CEO: Riding Out the Boom/Bust Cycles

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28 - Kevin Busque, TaskRabbit co-founder & Guideline CEO: Married to the Game

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27 - Citrix CEO Kirill Tatarinov: Solitary Genius Is Not Enough

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26 - Michael Dell, Dell CEO: Starting a Business and Keeping it Going

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25 - Alexandra Lebenthal, Lebenthal & Co. CEO: Taking On Wall Street's Boys' Club

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24 - Mark Fields, Ford CEO: Be Sure the Sleeves Match the Cuffs

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23 - Ajit Pai, FCC chairman: The Most Influential Man on the Internet

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22 - Jeff Lawson, Twilio CEO: First Get Started, Then Get Smarter

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21 - Bracken Darrell, Logitech CEO: Innovation From Spotting Details & Asking Questions

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20 - Katie Jacobs Stanton, Color CMO: Be the Exception to the Rule

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19 - Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP CEO: How To Make Your Second Act An Empire

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18 - Tom Steyer, investor and activist: A Billionaire's Surprising Rules of Winning

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17 - Michael Phelps, Olympic champion: The Toughest Battle Is in Your Mind

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16 - Sue Decker, Raftr founder: The Woman Who Advised Steve Jobs & Warren Buffett

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15 - Bayard Winthrop, American Giant founder: Clothes Made in the U.S.A.

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14 - Gene Simmons, KISS: How to Future-Proof Your Brand

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13 - Darren Walker, Ford Foundation president: What It Will Take to Heal the Culture

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12 - Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Charles Schwab Foundation president: Empowering Women to Invest with Confidence

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11 - John Legere, T-Mobile USA CEO: CEOs Can't Say That

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10 - Drew Powell, actor, Gotham: Chasing Down Your Dream

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9 - Brian Krzanich, Intel CEO: The Boss's Favorite Mistake

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8 - Rory O'Malley, actor, Hamilton and The Book of Mormon: The Show Must Go On

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7 - Diana Aviv, Feeding America CEO: A Holiday Lesson on Leading with Heart & Head

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6 - Sanjay Poonen of VMware & Jay Simons of Atlassian: Two Unique Paths to Power

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5 - Sebastian Bach, actor and musician: Lessons Beyond Skid Row

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4 - Bradley Whitford, actor & agitator: Life Imitates Art

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3 - Thanksgiving, and the Muslim Branch of My Evangelical Family

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2 - Lisa Su, AMD CEO: Beyond the Glass Cliff

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1 - Alexis Ohanian, Reddit co-founder: Why Thomas Jefferson Would Love Reddit