FORTUNE's 40 under 40

Business's hottest rising stars

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Rank ▾	Name	Age	Company
1	Mark Zuckerberg	27	Facebook
2	Larry Page	38	Google
3	Greg Jensen	37	Bridgewater Associates
4	Aditya Mittal	35	ArcelorMittal
5	John Arnold	37	Centaurus Energy
6	Brian Deese	33	National Economic Council
7	Daniel Ammann	39	General Motors
8	Jack Dorsey	34	Square/Twitter
9	Jeffrey George	38	Sandoz Novartis
10	Sid Sankaran	34	AIG
11	Sergey Brin	38	Google
12	Kevin Plank	39	Under Armour
13	Ryan Seacrest	36	Ryan Seacrest Productions
14	Cesar Conde	37	Univision Networks
15	Michael Hasenstab	38	Franklin Templeton
16	Kevin Feige	38	Marvel Studios
17	David Rhodes	37	CBS News
18	Daniel Ek	28	Spotify
19	Barry Silbert	35	SecondMarket
19	Boaz Weinstein	38	Saba Capital
20	Marissa Mayer	36	Google
21	Raj Shah	38	U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
22	Ryan Kavanaugh	36	Relativity Media
23	Libby Wadle	38	J. Crew
24	Franz Koch	32	Puma (PPR)
25	Bonin Bough	33	PepsiCo
26	Mona Mourshed	39	McKinsey
27	Andrew Mason	31	Groupon
28	Dennis Crowley	35	Foursquare
28	Rio Caraeff	36	Vevo
29	Drew Houston	28	Dropbox
29	Arash Ferdowsi	26	Dropbox
30	Salman Khan	35	Khan Academy
31	Tony Hsieh	38	Zappos
31	Charles Best	36	DonorsChoose.org
32	Mike Caren	33	Elektra Records
32	John Janick	34	Elektra Records
33	Erin Burnett	35	CNN
34	Blake Mycoskie	34	Toms Shoes
35	Carolyn Everson	39	Facebook
36	Dan Yates	34	Opower
36	Alex Laskey	34	Opower
37	Tor Myhren	39	Grey New York
38	Scott Harrison	36	charity:water
39	Kevin Systrom	27	Instagram
40	Katrina Markoff	38	Vosges Haut Chocolate

From the Nov 7, 2011 issue

40 Under 40: Visualizer

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Top 3

Name	2010 Compensation
James R. Murdoch	$17,542,675
Jason Garner	$6,990,835
Alexander Gounares	$6,422,820

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Name	Age
Arash Ferdowsi	26
Mark Zuckerberg	27
Kevin Systrom	27

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Name	Age
Josh James	38
Hosain Rahman	35
John Hering	28

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