We are aware that the main list can be Europe and US centric, in order to shine a light on those from other geographies we have produced a Top 10 from the different continents.
Africa
1 Dylan Haskins
2 Kaylash Bhana
3 Godwin Sunday
4 Fadi El Hennawy
5 Neil Murray
6 Tracey Newman
7 Nehemiah Attigah
8 Marius Van Niekerk
9 Gregor Dreyer
10 Elizabeth Munyi Njuguna
Asia
1 Carsten Ølholm
2 Jehanzeb Javeed
3 Dhan Raj Bansal
4 Ahmed ElSayed Ibrahim
5 Usman Manzoor
6 Giridhar Raj Singh Chowhan
7 Ankit Shah
8 Sandie Overtveld
9 Morten Bech
10 Henrik Aaen
Australasia
1 Dilip Nair
2 Simon Tribe
3 Leon Tribe
4 Anthone Withers
5 Jason Walkerden
6 Frank Hung
7 Pin Wang
8 Clarke Peters
9 Ian Qin
10 Siim Kerge
Europe
1 Adam Warby
2 Poul Kjær
3 Preben Damgaard
4 Jesper Balser
5 Claus Hansen
6 Nico Tissink
7 Leen Zevenbergen
8 Erik Ernst
9 Michael Blatherwick
10 Eric Wauters
North America
1 Mike Gillis
2 Kirill Tatarinov
3 Fred Studer
4 Jon Roskill
5 Doug Kennedy
6 Mark Corley
7 Andy Vabulas
8 Allison Watson
9 Andy Hafer
10 Andy Snook
South America
1 Felipe Girado
2 Edvandro Santos
3 Mariano Arias
4 Cesar Palmieri
5 Andre dos Reis Santos
6 Juliano Bassetto
7 Sandra Navarro Dray
8 Fernando Batoni
9 Gerardo Morales
10 Alberto Arroyo
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Hall of Fame
Following our third year of publishing the Top 100 Most Influential People in Microsoft Dynamics we are now in the position to add a Hall of Fame, this is to honour those that have made a significant impact on Microsoft Dynamics but are maybe no longer having a day to day impact on our community.
The inaugural Hall of Fame will be announced later this year.