10 most creative people in the world of business in 2013

New Delhi: Fast Company has compiled a list of the 100 Most Creative People in Business 2013. The list comprises of data geeks, thought leaders, actors, musicians and anyone else who has prove to create massive value in the business world through their creativity and influence. Here is the complete list: 10. Scott Harrison is a former Manhattan nightclub promoter who found his true calling after traveling to West Africa, realising he wanted to improve global access to clean water. His vision was to design a charity that could be trusted, and with a new model, he raised $95 million in only six years.9. Tracy Bleczinski is responsible for the transformation of NFL jerseys into their female-friendly states and injecting some life into the NFL merchandising line for women.8. Bryan Cranston is featured in the recent, groundbreaking series “Breaking Bad” as the genius-level, high school chemistry teacher Walter White, who is battling with cancer. 7. Jill Applebaum and Megan Sheehan were the creative directors at the ad agency DraftFCB when Oreo's 100th anniversary rolled around last year.6. Max Levchin co-founded PayPal and now heads a new mobile-payments business called Affirm. He has a very distinct method of how to start-up business ideas. He asks as many questions as possible and his start-up philosophy is centred around making lists, regularly checking those lists and following the random leads he encounters on a daily basis.5. Daniel Graf is recognised as a pioneer in technology. While serving as the director for Google Maps and created a new programme design that shot up to number one in the iTunes store. His method was to keep the application as simple and user-friendly as possible while focusing on the user experience.4. Kirthiga Reddy serves as director of online operations for Facebook India. She was responsible for growing the website from 8 million to 71 million users from 2010 to 2012. According to her, Facebook's flat culture is radically different from the hierarchical and bureaucratic norms of Indian culture.3. Diana Balmori is co-author of the book “Groundwork” with Joel Sanders. Her main focus is incorporating nature in the city (and vise versa) through designing innovative, unique, nature-focused projects that look great and also offer multiple benefits to the infrastructure and design of cities and buildings.2. Dong-Hoon Chang serves as the lead design director for Samsung. He is the brain behind the Galaxy Note 2 and the Galaxy S III. Chang led his design team on a trip around the world, taking them on adventures like hot air balloon rides in Africa and hanging out in Singapore's Skypark on the Marina Bay, in hopes to spark inspiration in himself and his team.1. Nate Silver is known for interpreting data in sports and politics. His great achievement include an analytical model for baseball stats known as “PECOTA” early in his career. His blog FiveThirtyEight.com used polling and economic data to predict the outcome of the 2008 presedential election, calling 49 of the 50 states correctly, followed by 50 out of 50 in the 2012 election. He now creates analytical models that can predict Oscar winners and outcomes of major sports events.