Most LinkedIn Person in the World

I learned this week about Thomas Power, the man from the UK, who claims to be #1 in the world in business connections. He has more than 1600 connections in LinkedIn.com, an unbelievable number! I’ve been using LinkedIn.com actively since November and have 151 connections. I’m the most LinkedIn person in Utah. But Mr. Power (I’d say he is well named!) has totally surpassed supreme online influencers like Joitchi Ito and Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn.com. It turns out he is a full-time professional business networker. He runs ecademy.com, a business networking company with 26,000 members. Many of his online connections and endorsements come from people he’s never met, but still, he seems to have earned this recognition. He must spend a lot of time forwarding referrals to and from members he has never met.

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