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so they are best known as politicians, but they are much more than that. Each president had a prominent career prior to campaigning for office. A lot of presidents, such as Obama, Ford, Roosevelt, were all lawyers before their presidency; as were Adams, Madison, and Jefferson when you look way back. Quite a few were members of the Military and a few were teachers. Some had very unique jobs, like Reagan who was a movie actor, too. Among the former presidents, there are successful entrepreneurs and business owners as well. Find out more about their business ventures below:
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After his fatherâs death, Carter resigned from the Navy to return home and save his familyâs peanut farm. Turning the farm around was a team effort. Carter learned about agriculture through a local library while his wife, Rosalynn, studied up on accounting to look over the financials. In the first year, the duo managed to break even and continued on to make the peanut farm extremely successful.
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through the Civil War. While it was one of his many successes, he was also an extremely successful business man. He dabbled in a variety of industries before stepping into politics. First, Lincoln was a shareholder of a general store in Illinois. Later, he ran a law practice after teaching himself law. Lincoln also created a device used to lift riverboats over sandbars.
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4. Obama seemed optimistic about nuclear deals with Iran, although many were disappointed by his vowing to veto legislation that imposes economic sanctions on the nation. His cryptic comment that âWeâll know soon enoughâ how negotiations go had many talking, but the White House has been quick to quell suspicions of anything major.
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5. Now that Obamacare is not wiltering as much as it was a few months ago, Obama took the opportunity to scold Republican opposition of “a law thatâs already helping millions of Americans”. By challenging Republicans to think of their own law that would do a better job, Obama gave a platform for his fellow Democrats to run with as they face the 2014 election season.
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Zuckerberg, Americaâs love-to-hate-him hoodie-wearing billionaire, has finally learned how to harness his ownership of the largest social media platform into the world into some real influence. His work with lobbying group FWD.us is sure to get him some serious access to technology legislation, and with so much going on in the fields of privacy and intellectual property online, this is sure to be an issue that isnât going away anytime soon.
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Googleâs Director of Special Projects is one half of the dynamic duo that runs the technology giant. While CEO Page runs the search functions, Brim focuses on the innovative projects that are sure to change the world we live in during the next few years, such as Google Glass and driverless cars. The buzz surrounding these products and the constant innovations of Google make Sergey Brim one man whose power is only going to keep growing.
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As the second richest man in the world, Slimâs worldwide influence is undeniable. His vast stake in telecommunications, as well as a diversified portfolio including mining, financial, real estate, and even a share in the New York Times makes his power extend farther than just financial influence. This year, he made headlines by partnering with another wealthy influencer, Bill Gates, to reduce hunger and support agricultural innovation in the developing world.
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The Secretary General of the United Nations is rarely on the forefront of radical change, but Ban Ki-moon, now in his second term, has been quietly making major changes in the UN. He has increased the number of women in senior management positions by a record-breaking 40%, and derecognized UN staff unions in July 2013. He has also helped to strengthen the
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The recently reelected chancellor of Germany commands the European Union and, more importantly, holds the fate of the global economy in her hands. Her economic prowess and progressive regulatory action in the EU has landed her top spots on many lists of the most influential women in the world.
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Though Snowden as a manâs fame may soon be over, the issues he brought to the forefront have dominated dialogue for the better part of the year. The questions of privacy and government responsibility raised by Snowden are sure to be huge in 2014 and beyond.
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Pope Francis has consistently made headlines throughout the year as he bucks traditional pope behavior in favor of doing good in the world. He sneaks out of the Vatican to feed the hungry, dismisses the
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The leader of the U.S. remains a formidable force in world influence, though he ranks 1st on few lists this year. The legislation that will likely be his legacy, Obamacare, is extremely controversial and as yet ineffective, and his work on Syria was far from admirable. Still, commanding the economic and military power of the U.S. still shoulders Obama with a large share of power and responsibility.
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The President of Russia certainly exerted his power on the world stage this year, with the debate on Syria a major issue in world politics. His strength in the UN security council followed by his clear leadership in diffusing tension between the U.S. and Syria showed that Putin maintains a great deal of world influence, even though it may be disproportional to his nationâs true power.
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The General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Power tops our list this year. With his strong rule over 1.3 billion of the worldâs population and sizable share of the U.S. debt, Jinping has far more power than he has exerted this year. He is sure to be a major player in the coming years.
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