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 852
Ayyappa Masagi
Timex Group USA, Inc.
Manufacturing company
Bennett Wolin
Television producer
Ashok Gadgil
Professor
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Froelich
American inventor
Sandvine
Network equipment company
BlackBerry Limited
Software company
Maluuba
Artificial intelligence company
BlackBerry Ltd
Software company
Trek Bikes
Road bicycle company
Trek Driftless
Road bicycle company
Lewis Waterman
American inventor
Tim Waterstone
British businessman
iProspect
Media company
Yves Marre
French inventor
Topgolf
Sports entertainment company
Michael Watt
Former football player
Bounty Hunter Watts Bloods
Gang
White Rock Beverages
Beverages company
Notifier
Commercial company
The Franklin Mint
Anita Waxman
Theatrical producer
Zhang Daoling
Cleric
Al Hoffman Jr.
Former United States Ambassador to Portugal
Milan Krajniak
Czechoslovakian-Slovak politician
Boris Kollár
Speaker of the National Council of the Slovak Republic
Brian Kolfage
Veteran
Roxanne Joyal
Entrepreneur ‧ Marc Kielburger's wife
Craig Kielburger
Canadian human rights activist
Kiril Petkov
Party leader of We Continue the Change
Nikki Sinclaire
Former Member of the European Parliament
Jean Lassalle
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Robert L. Schulz
Andy Rachleff
CEO of Wealthfront
Michael Katchen
CEO of Wealthsimple
Rudy Adler
Copywriter
WFRV-TV
Television station
Bill Ayers
American professor
Hristo Georgiev
Evlogi Georgiev's brother
Robert C Knapp
Author
William R. Webb
Educator
Neil Webber
Politician
Pilot Company
Convenience store company
Subrah Iyar
Entrepreneur
Min Zhu
American computer scientist
Jason Calacanis
American internet entrepreneur
