Named Haute Living’s Entrepreneur of the Year, Wolfington is a pioneer in the film, marketing and technology industries and a generous philanthropist who received the Presidents Service award for his charity work through the Wolfington Foundation.  By the age of 40 Wolfington built and sold 3 technology companies for north of $500 million, produced 4 …

As President and CEO of Hewlett-Packard, this Princeton and Harvard graduate, previously served as an executive in the Walt Disney Company, DreamWorks, Procter & Gamble, and Hasbro.  Immediately before going to HP, she was President and CEO of eBay. Whitman was the Republican candidate in California’s most recent gubernatorial race.  Though she did not win, …

His official bio on HuffingtonPost.com, where he contributes as a guest columnist, credits Trevor Traina as a San Francisco-based technology entrepreneur, but he also sits on the boards of DriverSide, Verdiem, MyEtone and SchemaLogic. And then there’s his half-brother Maxx Traina, the son of Danielle Steel and vintner John Traina, another respected member of San …

This entrepreneur co-founded the technological venture Foursquare—a location-based social networking site for mobile devices.  The joint venture is now valued at $600 million and Selvadurai has been named one to watch by AOL and Fox Business Network.

A champion of competition, Sanders, as co-founder and CEO of semiconductor manufacturer AMD, competitor to Intel. Before he stepped aside in 2002, AMD thrived while thousands of firms ended up in the tech graveyard. What is truly remarkable about Sanders is his love for the people in his company. His motto is “people first, products …