Meet The 50 Least Influential People In The World, 2017
It’s no surprise that former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci topped the list of the 50 Least Powerful People in the World for 2017, according to Wall Street 24/7. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton also made the list for losing the election to Donald Trump, the annual list is compiled by Samuel Stebbins, Evan Comen, John Harrington, and Michael B. Sauter.
Then there was New Jersey Governor Chris Christie at No. 2 on the list, followed by former FBI Director James Comey, former Ford Motor Company CEO Mark Fields, and Tiger Woods.
Here’s hoping you’re not on it!
That’s not to say you’ve never heard of these people, but those on the list probably thought their 2017 was going to end up a little bit better than it actually did.
The ranking is gauged on how influential they once were and how big the fall. The list tracks what they call the top 50 “well-known individuals around the world who have recently experienced a precipitous loss in stature.
The Top 50 Least Influential People In The World, 2017
- Anthony Scaramucci
Occupation: White House Communications Director - Chris Christie
Occupation: Governor of New Jersey - James Comey
Occupation: Director of the FBI - Mark Fields
Occupation: CEO of Ford Motor Company - Tiger Woods
Occupation: Professional golfer - Kendall Jenner
Occupation: Model, television personality - Montgomery Moran:
Occupation: Co-CEO of Chipotle - Tomi Lahren
Occupation: Media personality - Park Geun-hye
Occupation: President of South Korea - Mitch McConnell
Occupation: U.S. Senator - Mitt Romney
Occupation: Governor of Massachusetts, presidential candidate - Jeff Immelt
Occupation: CEO of General Electric - Matthew Salzberg
Occupation: CEO of Blue Apron - Hope Solo
Occupation: Professional soccer player - Andy Hall
Occupation: Hedge fund manager - Sean Spicer
Occupation: White House Press Secretary - Sérgio Cabral Filho
Occupation: Governor of Rio De Janeiro - Martin Shkreli
Occupation: Pharmaceutical CEO/hedge fund manager - Tim Allen
Occupation: Actor, comedian - John Stumpf
Occupation: CEO of Wells Fargo - Nate Parker
Occupation: Film director, actor - Jay Y. Lee
Occupation: Vice Chairman of Samsung Electronics - Theresa May
Occupation: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - Milo Yiannopoulos
Occupation: Journalist, Media personality - Colin Kaepernick
Occupation: Professional football player - Sheri McCoy
Occupation: CEO of Avon Products - Evan Spiegel
Occupation: CEO of Snap Inc. - Francois Hollande
Occupation: Politician - Rob Kardashian
Occupation: Reality TV personality - Pat McCrory
Occupation: Governor of North Carolina - Anthony Weiner
Occupation: Politician - Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg
Occupation: YouTube star - Bill Ackman
Occupation: Hedge fund manager - Bill O’Reilly
Occupation: Journalist, television host - Mickey Drexler
Occupation: CEO of J. Crew - Josh Trank
Occupation: Director - Paul Ryan
Occupation: Speaker of the House - Oscar Munoz
Occupation: CEO of United Airlines - Dilma Rousseff
Occupation: President of Brazil - Travis Kalanick
Occupation: CEO of Uber - R. Kelly
Occupation: Musical artist - Bill Shine
Occupation: Co-president of Fox News - Rex Ryan
Occupation: NFL Coach - Bill Cosby
Occupation: Actor, comedian - Kathy Griffin
Occupation: Comedian - Reince Priebus
Occupation: White House Chief of Staff - Ja Rule
Occupation: Musician/Fyre Festival promoter - Michael Flynn
Occupation: National Security Advisor - Donald Trump Jr.
Occupation: Member of first family - Hillary Clinton
Occupation: Secretary of state, presidential candidate
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