Categories: PHOTOSPEAKS

Duke of Cambridge named most influential man of the year ahead of David Cameron and President Obama.

The young duke has been named the most
influential man of the year in a poll.
Prince William beat the likes of David Cameron
– who was named last in the list of 50 well-known men – late Apple co-founder
Steve Jobs, U.S. President Barack Obama, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and
Justin Bieber.


MOST
INFLUENTIAL TOP TWENTY

1 Duke of
Cambridge
2 David Guetta,
French DJ
3 Cristiano Ronaldo,
Portuguese football star
4 Piers Morgan,
journalist
5 Mark Zuckerberg,
Facebook founder and CEO
6 Steve Jobs, late
co-founder of Apple
7 Sir Alex Ferguson,
football manager
8 Charlie Sheen,
actor
9 Alan Sugar,
British businessman
10 Barack Obama,
U.S. President
11 Justin Bieber,
teen singer
12 Daniel Radcliffe,
British actor, Harry Potter
13 Tinie Tempah,
rapper
14 Brad Pitt,
Hollywood actor
15 Kanye West,
rapper
16 Anonymous,
‘hactivist’, member of anonymous hacker group
17 Robert Pattinson,
actor
18 Lionel Messi,
Argentine football star
19 George Clooney,
actor
20 David Beckham,
British football star

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