In social media, we see people -- entrepreneurs, activists, disruptive thinkers, politicians, educators, journalists -- with content that is informational, inspirational, even aspirational.
The Twitter Powerhouses Series is not a destination, it is a journey. And what a journey it has been. Thanks so much for making it an enjoyable and thought-provoking ride.
All of the writers on this post have met Pulver. We believe there is something impressive about an accomplished visionary who remains humble, and works vigilantly to keep the social media door of opportunity wide open for others.
Marc Parent, one of the most celebrated observers and activists on Twitter today, dedicates his thought-provoking feed to shining a spotlight on that history, and provides great links that are often the subject of great debate.
Rather than use twitter as simply a promotional tool for their own recipes, they see it as a meeting place where food lovers are happy to chat, exchange links, and bring the sizzle!
Visionaries like Brett Petersel and Courtney Wiley have long argued that social media needs less superstars, and instead, more "superstar thinking." Twitter's Aaron Lee couldn't agree more.
To artist Lori McNee, these aren't just words, but words to live by. Indeed, birds are one of the best ways of explaining her artwork: beautiful like the Flamingo; expressive like the Peacock; and like the Eagle, it soars!
The 16 Tech Titans below are amazing global citizens. Yes, we call them titans. Not just because of the greatness of their achievements, but because they believe in moving humanity forward.