Top 100 B2B Thought Leaders and Influencers by Thinkers360

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    The Most Interesting Influencers And Thought Leaders To Follow in 2020
    The Most Interesting Influencers And Thought Leaders To Follow in 2020

    Thought leader network Thinkers360 has released its latest list featuring the top 100 B2B Thought Leaders and Influencers to follow this year. Louis-Serge Real del Sarte, Chairman Founder of YLFLY tops this year’s list with a score of 100. Following in second place comes Strategic Advisor and 8x Best Selling Author Brian Solis while author and educator Marsha Collier closes the podium featuring a score of 80.20.

    The Top 100 B2B Thought Leaders and Influencers list includes members of the Thinker360 network who have curated and shared their thought leadership content – including articles, blogs, books, keynotes, media interviews, panels, podcasts, social media, speaking events, videos, webinars and whitepapers – via their platform.

    Top 100 B2B Thought Leaders and Influencers List

    1. Louis-Serge Real Del Sarte

    2. Brian Solis

    3. Marsha Collier

    4. Evan Kirstel

    5. Vladimer Botsvadze

    6. Gordon Tredgold

    7. Ronald van Loon

    8. Timothy (Tim) Hughes

    9. Jeremy Scrivens

    10. Jonathan Aufray

    11. Mike Quindazzi

    12. Charlene Li

    13. Sam Hurley

    14. Gail Gardner

    15. David Clarke FBCS

    16. Kevin L. Jackson

    17. Antonio Grasso

    18. Michael Krigsman

    19. Dave Ulrich

    20. Mark Lynd

    21. Robin Tommy

    22. Benoit Raphael

    23. Sally Eaves

    24. Spiros Margaris

    25. Haydn Shaughnessy

    26. Jim Marous

    27. Ben Holfeld

    28. Greg Verdino

    29. Murad Salman Mirza

    30. Peter Winick

    31. Michael Fisher

    32. Dr Mark van Rijmenam

    33. Helen Yu

    34. Daniel Newman

    35. Antonio Santos

    36. Christoph Trappe

    37. Keith Keller

    38. Michelle Killebrew

    39. Kashyap Kompella

    40. Dr. Mazlan Abbas

    41. Dion Hinchclife

    42. Shira Rubinoff

    43. Kayne McGladrey

    44. Kaihan Krippendorff

    45. Marcell Vollmer

    46. Thomas Koulopoulos

    47. Tiffani Bova

    48. Prof Bill Buchanan

    49. Gokul Alex

    50. Sanem Avcil

    21. Oliver Christie

    52. Paul Blanchard

    53. Rhett Power

    54. Bill Jensen

    55. Eric Vanderburg

    560. Hamilton Mann

    57. David Cant

    58. Samantha Kelly

    59. Tom Raftery

    60. Moira Alexander

    61. Tabitha Jean Naylor

    62. Yoram Solomon

    63. Johannes Drooghaag

    64. Dr. Marcell Vollmer

    65. Rob May

    66. Evan Kohn

    67. Samiran Ghosh

    68. Annette Franz, CCXP

    69. Jo Peterson

    70. Catherine B. Roy

    71. Jean-Christophe Gaillard

    72. Stephanie Atkinson

    73. Donna Peeples

    74. Soumyasanto Sen

    75. Julia Norton

    76. Dana Gardner

    77. Bob Carver, CISM, CISSP, MS

    78. Santiago Cavanna

    79. Dr Andy Wynn

    80. Tom Haak

    81. Adj. Professor Jason Lau

    82. Quentin Herbrecht

    83. Dr. Oleg Konovalov

    84. Alex Jimenez

    85. Laura Goodrich

    86. Mike Briercliffe

    87. Kamales Lardi

    88. Ratan Jyoti

    89. Steve Tunstall

    90. Kelly Barner

    91. Nicholas Evans

    92. Ton Dobbe

    93. Dinis Guarda

    94. Ian Moyse

    95. Jason Bloomberg

    96. Michael OFarrell

    97. Michael Gale

    98. Andrey Golub

    99. Braden Kelley

    100. Arjen Van Berkum

    All influencers mentioned in their list has been given a score depending on their contributions to Thinkers360. And to figure out their score, “they have taken a holistic view of thought leaders and experts, beyond their social media activity, and look across all the hats they may wear – such as academic, author, consultant, entrepreneur, influencer and speaker – and all the types of thought leadership content they produce.”

    Thinkers360 have followed a thorough methodology based on an in-house developed algorithm. This patent-pending algorithm helps to produce leaderboards that look across all thought leader roles and across the quantity and quality of their thought leadership content. It provides a valuable measure of thought leadership content, encourages genuine content creation, incorporates social media influence as one of the measures, and encourages richer profiles and portfolios through gamification.

    “Of course, no measurement system related to influence or thought leadership is perfect, but the thought leadership scoring system within Thinkers360 is a highly-differentiated approach to help you identify authentic thought leaders – looking far beyond social media – serving as the tip of the spear for your B2B influencer marketing objectives,” the platform stated.

    Likewise, the Top 100 B2B Thought Leaders and Influencers list currently cover business and technology topics including Agile, AI, Analytics, AR/VR, Autonomous Vehicles, Big Data, Blockchain, Change Management, Cloud, CRM, Cryptocurrency, Culture, Customer Experience, Cybersecurity, Design Thinking, Digital Disruption, Digital Transformation, Edtech, Emerging Technology, Entrepreneurship, ERP, FinTech, GovTech, Health & Safety, HealthTech, HR, Innovation, IoT, Leadership, Lean Startup, Management, Marketing, Mobility, Open Innovation, Predictive Analytics, Procurement, PropTech, Quantum Computing, Retail, Risk Management, Sales, Social, Startups, Supply Chain and Sustainability.

    About Thinkers360

    Thinkers360 was founded to help solve some of the current issues in the thought leadership “industry”. Today, the thought leadership ecosystem is highly-fragmented and often closed to most outsiders. Once a specialized art, practiced by a few, thought leadership is now a widespread discipline practiced by many – beyond the current 1% that the “industry” currently serves.

    Many upcoming thought leaders and experts aren’t yet social media stars, celebrity authors, influencers or speakers, but are leading authorities in their fields. Both established and emerging thought leaders need new ways to measure their expertise – looking beyond influence – and a platform to advance their audience and impact.

    Their mission is to disrupt the proprietary thought leadership “industry” and open it up to a wider array of established and emerging academics, authors, entrepreneurs, inventors, influencers and speakers – helping them to succeed in making the world a better place.