E
E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
E People (First 49 people) - Page 645
Masahiro Sakurai
Japanese video game designer
Gordon Gieseking
Musical artist
Julia Ogilvy
Author
Richard Bergeron
Political leader
Tan Malaka
Indonesian teacher
Wong Yuk-man
Author
Anatoly Lunacharsky
Russian revolutionary
Ruth Johnson Colvin
Tutor
Aurelian Silvestru
Writer
Paul Kurtz
Philosopher
Kevin Burns
Former Mayor of North Miami Beach, Florida
Volodymyr P. Matvienko
Ukrainian author
Elie Hobeika
Jerome Davis
American sociologist
Yuji Naka
Japanese video game designer
Steve Kirsch
American entrepreneur
Scott Galloway
Australian football player
Eugene Power
Roger K. Summit
Information professional
Jeff Kwatinetz
American executive
Chris Larsen
Executive
John Brown Witchel
American entrepreneur
John Witchel
American entrepreneur
Abiy Ahmed
Prime Minister of Ethiopia
Robert Kocharyan
Former President of Armenia
Gagik Tsarukyan
Melissa Farley
American clinical psychologist
Forrest Lucas
American businessman
William D. Jelks
Former Governor of Alabama
Jeff Ma
Consultant
Mike Kerns
Businessperson
Melanie Joy
American social psychologist
Robert Weil
Swedish businessman
Ralph Snyderman
Professor
Jonathan M. Nelson
Executive Chairman of Providence Equity Partners
The Capital Grille
Restaurant company
Brown & Sharpe
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Turbine
Video game developer
Simulia
Company
A. T. Cross Company
Amie Street
Music creating company
Colibri Group
Company
Liberation Front of the Slovene Nation
Political party
Autodelta
Company
Tomás Arias
Panamanian Politician
Manuel Espinosa Batista
Politician
