1 Lorna Golding: Has lost some support from those who were eager to guide her.

2 Minister Karl Samuda: Does not seem to understand the precepts of the capitalist system.

3 ACP Les Green: A controversial figure.

4 Aubyn Hill: Seemed to have fizzed.

5 Alfred Sangster: An intellectual heavyweight ?

6 MP Joe Hibbert: More questions than answers.

7 Dr Chris Tufton: Became an object of ridicule with his cassava rescue plan.

8 Hugh Nash: Stale news?

9 Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin: Needs to assert his leadership over the force he now commands.

10 Capt Horace Burrell: Seems to have forgotten where the buck stops.

1 Beverly Anderson Manley: The Manley Memoirs - make for a time-contextual intervention.

2 Glen Mills: Took the prodigious talent of Usain Bolt and made him into an international sensation.

3 Stephen Francis: Made the MVP track club an international athletic force to be reckoned with.

4 Robert MacMillan: Unimpeachable style.

5 Minna Israel: Jamaica's first lady of commercial banking.

6 Josef Forstmayr: Premier tourism ambassador.

7 Donna Duncan-Scott: The Czarina of independent banking and investments.

8 Mark Berry: Private-sector dynamo and front-runner!

9 Anya Schnoor: Results oriented banking dynamo and visionary.

10 Jason Henzell: Made the south coast of Jamaica, one red-hot avant-garde destination.

Abe Dabdoub: Holds the key to the balance of political power.

Andrew Holness: Second tier leadership of the JLP ready to assert itself.

Asafa Powell: Brought tears to the eyes of many, after his disappointing run in the 100 metres finals, with his record-breaking anchor leg of the 4x4 men's relay, but has some demons to conquer.

Jon Baker: Tourism's new power-player and music mogul.

Kingsley Cooper: Taking Pulse and Villa Ronai to the next level.

Saleem Lazarus: Power-broker and political facilitator.

Joan Gordon-Webley: Stage set for political re-entry.

David Hall: New entrepreneurial direction.

Kai Wakeling: Singing talent on the verge of a national and international embrace.