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November 2011 Top 50 Young Entrepreneur Experts to Follow on Twitter

Guest post by: Evan Carmichael

Article Overview: This is a list of the top 50 recommended young entrepreneur experts to follow on Twitter for November 2011.

November 2011 Top 50 Young Entrepreneur Experts to Follow on Twitter

		#1) @danielbru - Daniel Brusilovsky (Up from #7)
		#2) @Shama - Shama Kabani (Hyder)
		#3) @nataliemacneil - Natalie MacNeil
		#4) @Under30CEO - Under30CEO (Up from #9)
		#5) @SarahLCook - Sarah Cook
		#6) @thebizguy - Adam Toren
		#7) @mattwilsontv - Matt Wilson (Up from #10)
		#8) @newentrepreneur - newentrepreneur
		#9) @PrincesTrust - The Prince's Trust
		#10) @askgerber - Scott Gerber (Up from #11)
		#11) @SmartaHQ - SmartaHQ
		#12) @ryanstephens - Ryan Stephens
		#13) @Grasshopper - Grasshopper
		#14) @dh - David Hauser (Down from #13)
		#15) @michaeldunlop - Michael Dunlop (Down from #14)
		#16) @LisaNicoleBell - Lisa Nicole Bell
		#17) @GEWUK - GEW UK
		#18) @enternships - enternships
		#19) @ImpactOrg - Impact Entrepreneur
		#20) @rajdey - Rajeeb Dey
		#21) @michaeldsimmons - Entrepreneur Support (#21 last month)
		#22) @mkhawaja - Mohamad Khawaja
		#23) @FYSE - FYSE
		#24) @netspencer - Spencer Schoeben (#24 last month)
		#25) @lesamitchell - lesamitchell
		#26) @Melody_Hossaini - Melody Hossaini
		#27) @theYEC - The YEC (Up from #29)
		#28) @EpicLaunch - EpicLaunch
		#29) @YoungTrep - YoungEntrepreneur
		#30) @AlexDMitchell - Alex Mitchell
		#31) @BootstrapMD - Bootstrap Maryland
		#32) @glasses_Jamie - Jamie Murray Wells
		#33) @YoungEntre - Young Entrepreneurs (Up from #36)
		#34) @FDYoungE - FD Entrepreneur
		#35) @WeMakingMoves - Making Moves
		#36) @andre_campbell - Andre Campbell
		#37) @YoungVak - Vincent Dough
		#38) @Sabirul_Islam - Sabirul Islam (Up from #43)
		#39) @DJYOUNGFRESH - DJ Young Fresh
		#40) @roadtour - Entrepreneur Tour
		#41) @cncook - Catherine Cook (Up from #46)
		#42) @keithjdavisjr - keith davis jr (Up from #50)
		#43) @TaylorBYoung - Taylor Young
		#44) @YEinterviews - Young Entrepreneur
		#45) @EY_EOY - Ernst & Young EOY
		#46) @Supreme__SODMG - Young EntrepreneurTM
		#47) @YoungMITGroup - Young Entrepreneurs
		#48) @YECUAE - Young Entrepreneur
		#49) @AtlYngEntrprnrs - Young Entrepreneurs
		#50) @YEOrganization - Young Entrepreneur

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