Premji, Yusuf among all time top 30 business tycoons of the world.

July 02: India’s third richest person and biggest IT entrepreneur Azim Premji and Bangladesh's Nobel Prize winner and micro-credit leader Mohammad Yusuf are among the all time top 30 business tycoons listed by a famous leading business magazine Business Week.

These Asian heroes are representing the third world in the globe claiming their leadership on the behalf of their strong entrepreneurship and great personality. It is a matter of pride for any Asians as they are among the top business moguls includes Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Henry Ford, Benjamin Franklin, John D Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and Michael Dell.

Business Week has written about the Premji, the owner and chairman of Wipro, “He put a premium on quality and standards to build a reputation for Wipro that would reassure western companies hesitant to move services overseas, a move that helped him land clients like General Electric. Premji is also a hands-on manager involved in day-to-day operations, even making sales calls himself.” As it is known that Premji got command of his father’s own business when he was just only 21 years old guy and the condition of the company was extremely poor. Since then till now, he is the leading person in the company who made his company from poorer to top leading IT Companies in India that on the third position in India after TCS and Infosys and now it emerging as one of the fastest growing player in the global IT sector only because of his efficient business skills.

The other top players are Mayer Amschel Rothschild, John Jacob Astor, Milton Hershey, W K Kellogg, Joseph Horn and Frank Hardart Ray Kroc, Madam C J Walker, Estie Lauder, Ernest Gallo, Thomas Watson Sr, Thomas Watson Jr, Sam Walton Earl Graves Andy Grove, Ralph Lauren, Martha Stewart, Richard Branson, Oprah Winfrey, Jeff Bezos and and Pierre Omidyar. Beside these Zheng, a Ming dynasty explorer has also be able to be listed in this top entrepreneur list who lived 15th century to fast food titans to contemporary computer whizzes.