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Every person who appears on a Top-100 list. Click through to see their lists, frameworks attributed to them, and who they tend to appear alongside.

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Senior partner at BCG and co-author of 'Competing Against Time,' known for developing time-based competition as a core strategic framework.

Gerald Salancik

Organisational theorist who co-developed Resource Dependence Theory, arguing that external resource constraints shape organisational behaviour and strategy.

Economist who provided the definitive axiomatic proof of general equilibrium existence, formalising price theory via the Arrow-Debreu model.

Gerd Gigerenzer

Psychologist and decision scientist who developed the theory of fast-and-frugal heuristics and ecological rationality as alternatives to classical rational-choice models.

Author of The Pragmatic Engineer, one of the largest paid technology newsletters, covering software engineering careers, compensation, and industry trends.

Gerhard Gschwandtner

Media entrepreneur and publisher who founded Selling Power magazine, the primary trade publication for sales leadership and sales-force management.

Bitcoin maximalist, educator, and co-founder of BHB Network, known for Bitcoin-only advocacy and contributions to the RGB smart contract protocol.

Former VP of Product at Netflix and developer of the DHM product strategy framework (Delight, Hard to Copy, Margin), now a professor and product advisor.

Author of '21 Lessons' and prolific Bitcoin writer known for essays on Bitcoin's philosophical, economic, and technical properties.

Gillian Romaine Tett is a British author and journalist who serves as a member of the editorial board for the Financial Times and provost of King's College, Cambridge.

Virginia Marie Rometty is an American business executive who was executive chairman of IBM after stepping down as CEO on April 1, 2020.

Glassnode (Rafael Schultze-Kraft / Yann Allemann)

Co-founders of Glassnode, the on-chain analytics platform that established on-chain metrics as a standard methodology for crypto market analysis.

SEO researcher and newsletter operator who publishes Detailed, known for investigative analysis of Google search rankings and organic traffic strategies.

Systems thinker and founder of Human Systems Dynamics Institute, best known for the CDE model (Containers, Differences, Exchanges) applied to complex adaptive human systems.

Glenn Greenberg

Founder of Brave Warrior Advisors (formerly Chieftain Capital), known for a highly concentrated value investment approach with long holding periods.

Eric Glen Weyl is an American economist at Microsoft Research, and a co-author of the book Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society.

Semiconductor engineer and Intel co-founder who articulated Moore's Law and led Intel's strategic pivot from memory chips to microprocessors.

Gordon Tullock was an American professor of law and economics at the George Mason University School of Law.

American financial influencer (born 1958)

Macro investor, author of the 'Things That Make You Go Hmmm...' newsletter, and co-founder of Real Vision Finance, who hosts The Grant Williams Podcast.

Capital allocator and operator; designated successor to Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway, embodying the operator-allocator model.

Gregory Brockman is an American entrepreneur and software engineer.

Credit strategist who reframes Bitcoin as a credit-default swap on sovereign debt, applying high-yield bond analysis to the macro case for holding BTC.

CEO of Late Checkout and host of a podcast on startup strategy, known for his frameworks on community-led business building and audience monetization.

Co-CIO of Bridgewater Associates, applying the firm's All Weather and Pure Alpha macro investment frameworks alongside Ray Dalio and Bob Prince.

Greg Kroah-Hartman

Linux kernel developer and stable-tree maintainer, one of the most prolific kernel contributors and a vocal advocate for sustainable open-source.

Gregory Ben Maffei is an American businessman.

American economist (born 1958)

Business author and speaker who popularised the 'essentialism' discipline — doing less but better — through his bestselling books *Essentialism* and *Effortless*.

Nathalie Lucena is an American economist, whose research has focused on the contextual and personal conditions that prompt the creativity of individuals and teams in organizations.

Software architect and author who codified enterprise integration patterns and articulated the architect's role as bridging boardroom and engine room.

Gregory Bateson

British anthropologist and cyberneticist known for *Steps to an Ecology of Mind* and the double bind theory of communication.

Gregory Maxwell

Bitcoin Core developer known for Confidential Transactions, coinjoin, and influential technical contributions to Bitcoin privacy and scaling.

Gregory Zuckerman

Financial journalist and author best known for narrative non-fiction books exposing the strategies behind Wall Street's most consequential trades and funds.

Guido van Rossum

Software engineer and creator of the Python programming language, serving as its Benevolent Dictator For Life (BDFL) and principal author of its design rationale via PEPs.

Guillaume Cabane

Former VP of Growth at Segment and Drift, known for applying data science and automation to B2B demand generation and growth engineering at scale.

Guillaume Faury

Guillaume Faury is a French engineer and businessman.

Guillermo Rauch

CEO of Vercel and creator of Next.js, the React-based web framework used by millions of developers worldwide for full-stack web applications.

Swedish economist, sociologist, and nobel laureate (1898–1987)

Podcast host and journalist who created 'How I Built This', NPR's flagship founder-interview series built around the narrative arc of entrepreneurial origin stories.

Value investor and fund manager best known for applying checklist investing and deliberate environment design to the Graham-Buffett tradition.

Pseudonymous independent researcher known for long-form essays on AI scaling laws, self-experimentation, and technical forecasting.

Gwynne Shotwell

Executive operator: President & COO of SpaceX, credited with scaling its commercial launch business and internal operating rigour.

Statistician and software engineer who created the tidyverse, a collection of R packages that reshaped how data scientists clean, transform, and visualise data.

Hadley Wickham (adjacent)

Chief Scientist at Posit and creator of ggplot2 and the tidyverse, whose framework-design writing shaped modern data science workflows.

Heterodox development economist who argues rich nations used protectionism to industrialise, then deny the same tools to developing countries.

Psychologist and decision researcher whose empirical work established the sunk-cost fallacy as a systematic bias in human judgement.

Cypherpunk programmer and first Bitcoin recipient who developed Reusable Proof of Work and provided early economic reasoning for Bitcoin's viability.

Behavioural scientist whose research on future-self continuity shows that feeling connected to one's future self drives better long-term financial and life decisions.

American economist

ML engineer and educator known for his work on LLM evaluation, fine-tuning, and open-source tooling for AI practitioners.

Hamilton Helmer

Author of '7 Powers' (2016), which defines seven sources of durable competitive advantage used widely in strategy practice.

Physician and statistician who popularised data-driven optimism about global development through the book Factfulness and viral TED talks.

Managing Partner at GGV Capital, focused on consumer internet and marketplace investing across the US and Asia.

Harry Shuler Dent Jr.

Newsletter operator and copywriter who built Marketing Examples, a solo-run publication dissecting real-world marketing tactics in punchy, visual case studies.

Harry Stebbings

Podcaster and VC: founder of 20VC, the world's largest venture capital podcast, known for in-depth investor interviews and fundraising frameworks.

Harvey Leibenstein

Economist who introduced X-inefficiency: the theory that firms routinely waste resources through internal slack, not just misallocation.

Pseudonymous crypto researcher and Flashbots contributor known for foundational essays on MEV, Bitcoin incentives, and crypto market structure.

Founder of Uniswap, the automated market maker protocol that became the largest decentralized exchange on Ethereum.