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Facebook is useful for interacting with people you care about. Twitter, on the other hand, is extremely fruitful for following the people who share your same interests. That’s why Young Entrepreneurs should, at least, follow the people we are listing here. The list might have been longer, we might have added more and more people, but we have decided to opt for a small group of people who are making Entrepreneurship what we love.
Naval Ravikant
Follow @naval
Naval Ravikant is the Founder and CEO of Angelist. He runs Venture Hacks and he has invested in Twitter and Uber.
Sean Parker
Sean Parker is the guy who Co-Founded the file sharing service Napster and that was later the first President of Facebook. He’s currently involved in Spotify and Airtime, its current startups. Sean Parker was the first of our Top Tech Living Entrepreneurs. He’s definitely one of the guys who have done remarkable things in the Entrepreneurship world and we thank him for that.
Eric Ries
Follow @ericries
Eric Ries is the guy who Founded the “Lean Startup” system and he is changing the way startups are built. We have reviewed his book about this method, which has a lot of pros and cons at the same time.
Jack Dorsey
Follow @jack
Jack Dorsey is the Chairman of Twitter, currently the CEO of Square and obviously as he also says on his Twitter profile, Founder of both.
Bijan Sabet
Follow @bijan
Bijan Sabet is a Venture Capitalist. He is a General Partener at Spark Capital.
Reid Hoffman
Follow @reidhoffman
Reid Hoffman is one of the most famous Entrepreneur in the Valley, if not the most famous. He has founded Linkedin and he was part of the PayPal mafia.
Ron Conway
Follow @RonConway
Ron Conway is an American Angel Investor. He is based in Silicon Valley and he’s famous for having been a stage investor in Google and PayPal.
Paul Graham
Follow @paulg
Paul Graham is a Computer Programmer, but best known for having Co-Founded the seed capital firm, Y Combinator.
Elon Musk
Follow @elonmusk
Elon Musk is one of the most active Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. He was part of the PayPal Mafia, he Founded SpaceX and now he is heavily investing in Tesla Motors.
Richard Branson
Follow @richardbranson
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson is the most famous British Entrepreneur. “He is best known as the Founder of the Virgin Group of more than 400 companies.” He’s the fourth richest citizen of the United Kingdom.
Daniel Ek
Follow @eldsjal
Daniel Ek is the Founder and CEO of Spotify. He was aslo the CEO of BitTorrent, the most famous Torrent Client in the world.
Drew Houston
Follow @drewhouston
Drew Houston is the Founder and CEO of Dropbox. However, we still believe he is most famous for having said “No” to Steve Jobs, when the former Apple’s CEO wanted to acquire his company. If you don’t know him, watch “Finding Your Way As An Entrepreneur”.
Ben Horowitz
Follow @bhorowitz
Ben Horowitz is an investor. He is the Co-Founder and general partner along with Marc Andreessen of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.
Dave Morin
Follow @davemorin
Dave Morin is the Co-Founder & CEO of Path. Dave was an early member of the Facebook team, which he left to build his startup.
Marissa Mayer
Follow @marissamayer
Marissa Mayer is the most famous woman in Silicon Valley. Before becoming the CEO of Yahoo, she was at Google.
Sundar Pichai
Follow @sundarpichai
Sundar Pichai is a senior vice president at Google, where he oversees Android, Chrome and Google Apps.
Michael Arrington
Follow @arrington
Michael Arrington is the Founder and former co-editor of TechCrunch.
Kevin Rose
Follow @kevinrose
Kevin Rose is the Co-Founder of Revision3, Digg, Pownce and Milk. He’s currently working at Google Ventures. Kevin is a great resource for every Entrepreneur who wants to start something. He’s Foundation videos are a MUST watch.
Kevin S.
Follow @kevin
Kevin Systrom is the “You know what’s cool?” guy. He is the Founder and CEO of Instagram.
Adam D’Angelo
Follow @adamdangelo
Adam D’Angelo is the former CTO of Facebook. Now he is the CEO of Quora. Adam was also one of the 24 finalists in the International TopCoder Collegiate Challenge.
Chris Sacca
Follow @sacca
“Christopher Sacca is a venture investor, public speaker, private equity adviser, and former employee of Google Inc. He is an investor in Twitter.”
Loic Le Meur
Follow @loic
Loic Le Meur is a French Entrepreneur. He’s the guy behind the LeWeb Conference.
Jimmy Wales
Follow @jimmy_wales
Jimmy Wales is the Founder of Wikipedia, the most famous Encyclopedia in the world.
Evan Williams
Follow @ev
Evan Williams is one of the Co-Founders of Twitter. He’s also famous for Blogger and Medium.
Sheryl Sandberg
Follow @sherylsandberg
Sheryl Sandberg is the current COO at Facebook. She was previously Vice President of Global Online Sales and Operations at Google.
Bill Gates
Follow @BillGates
Bill Gates is most known as being the Founder of Microsoft and the second richest person in the world. At the moment he works part-time at this Foundation, trying to make the world a better place.
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