The Guardian Culture Professionals Network has teamed up with the Hospital Club on this year's h.Club100 – an annual campaign to identify the 100 most influential and innovative people working across arts, culture and the creative industries in the UK.
A total of 300 individuals made it to the shortlist for this year's list, and over the past four weeks you, the public, have been voting to determine who makes the final cut. Find the final 100 below.
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Theatre and performance
Publishing and writing
Art and design
Creative entrepreneurship
Gaming and tech
Music
Broadcast
Film
Fashion
Advertising, marketing and PR
Theatre and performance
Rupert Thompson, artistic director, Summerhall
Since opening for the Edinburgh Festival in 2011, Summerhall's hugely varied creative programmes have garnered 27 major awards – hit shows include Hotel Medea (2011) and Songs of Lear (2012).
Helen Mirren, actor
Jessica Swale, writer and director
Tania Harrison, head of arts and comedy, Festival Republic
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, actress, director and producer
Ivan Blackstock, artistic director, Birdgang Dance Company
Jonathan Church, artistic director, Chichester Theatre
Paul Roseby, artistic director and CEO, National Youth Theatre
Mimi Poskett, founder and artistic director, Look Left, Look Right
Robert Pacitti, artistic director and CEO, SPILL Festival
Publishing and writing
Rosalind Jana, fashion blogger,
Clothes, Cameras and Coffee
Jana is a fashion blogger, sourcing most of her wardrobe from charity shops, sustainable labels and vintage fairs – she won 'Well Dressed' at the Observer Ethical Awards and is a contributor to Guardian online, All Walks Beyond the Catwalk and Vogue.
Seb Emina, blogger and author, London Review of Breakfasts
John Holt, founder, LAW
Anna Davis, director, Curtis Brown Creative
Alex Spiro & Sam Arthur, founders, NoBrow Press
John Bond & Annabel Wright, founders, Whitefox
Joanna Penn, author
Anne Perry & Jared Shurin, founders, The Kitschies
Zoom Rockman, illustrator and writer, The Zoom
Laura Dockrill, poet, author and illustrator
Creative entrepreneurship
Jay Miller, founder, The Yard theatre
Miller's vision was to transform a Hackney Wick warehouse into a classic style amphitheatre with artist-led programming – now two-years-old, the venue employs 14 staff, offers mentoring and coaching, and has developed award-winning new writing talent.
George Wu & Sara Melin, founders, The Poundshop
Guy Armitage, founder, Zealous
Jennifer Griffiths, Snap Fashion
Joanna Ellis & Sophie Rochester, The Literary Platform
Peter Gerard, founder, Distrify
Samuel Jewell, founder, Matopy
Shain Shapiro, Sound Diplomacy
Teddy Leifer, founder, RISE Films
Toby L, founder, Lovelive
Art and design
Honor Harger, artistic director, Lighthouse Arts
As director of Lighthouse, Harger has produced a series of ground-breaking and vital exhibitions and public programmes that explore the relationships between art and technology, featuring and appreciated by many key practitioners of both.
Penelope Curtis, director, Tate Britain
Jeremy Deller, artist
Thomas Gottelier, Bobby Petersen & Edward Thomas,
designers, Paper Pulp Helmets
Marcus Fairs, founder, Dezeen
Benjamin Boyce, furniture designer
Samir Ceric, founder and CEO, Debut Contemporary
Caroline Walker, artist
Josef O'Connor, artist
Alex & Chris White, designers and illustrators, We Three Club
Gaming and tech
Sarah Ellis, digital producer,
Royal Shakespeare Company
Ellis is the digital producer behind RSC's partnership with Google's Creative Lab, Midsummer Night's Dreaming – she has earned a reputation for identifying opportunities and working hard to deliver them.
Omar Tayeb, co-founder and CTO, Blippar
Rytis Vitkauskas & Viktoras Jucikas, co-founders, Yplan
Emily Brooke, founder, Blaze
Christian Miccio, CEO, MpMe
Edward Saperia, founder and CEO, Original Content London
Matt Wieteska, game designer and producer, Six to Start
Oliver Madgett, founder, We R Interactive
Jon Reynolds & Ben Medlock, co-founders, SwiftKey
Music
Harriet Jordan-Wrench, creative director, Secret Sessions
Jordan-Wrench is founder and creative director for the online music channel Secret Sessions, which features over 150 sessions and interviews with artists ranging from Ben Howard and Rizzle Kicks to Stereophonics and Frank Turner – this year it reached 3.5 million hits.
Paul Epworth, artist
The Rolling Stones, artists
Charlie Huggall, producer and engineer, Gotham Producers
Laura Mvula, artist
Benji Rogers & Malcolm Dunbar, co-founders, PledgeMusic
Michael Volpe, general manager, Opera Holland Park
Stars Redmond, founder, Sweet!
David Bowie, artist
Susan Stone, creative director, Tonic
Broadcast
Bridget Christie, comedian
An avant garde comic exposing the absurdity of misogyny, Christie won Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show 2013 – she is currently working on the second series of Bridget Christie Minds the Gap (Radio 4) and A Book for Her (due 2015).
Damian Lewis, actor
Lucy Lumsden, head of comedy, Sky
Sir Patrick Moore, presenter (posthumously)
Richard Attenborough, director and producer
Clare Balding, presenter and journalist
Olivia Colman, actress
Anna Doble, head of online, Channel 4 News
Ebony Rhiney-James, head of digital marketing, Sony Music UK
Sam Jackson, managing editor, Classic FM
Film
Steve McQueen, film director
McQueen followed the acclaimed Hunger (2008) and Shame (2011) with the shocking 12 Years a Slave, based on the factual story of a 19th-century freeman kidnapped and sold into slavery. He is a winner of the Caméra d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, a Turner Prize and a BAFTA.
Steve Coogan, actor
Eddie Redmayne, actor
Tessa Ross, controller of film and drama, Channel 4
Chris O'Dowd, actor
Idris Elba, actor
Richard Ayoade, director
Benedict Cumberbatch, actor
Amanda Berry, CEO, Bafta
Emily Corcoran, actress, producer and screenwriter, Cork Films
Fashion
Natalie Massenet, founder, Net-a-Porter
Named BFC chairman in 2012, Massenet has immediately impacted the London Fashion Week showpiece with increased sponsorship revenue, banner hangs on Oxford Street, debut shows from Manolo Blahnik, and a new designer shop at Somerset House.
Cara Delavigne, model
Anna Trevelyan, fashion stylist
Quentin Jones, illustrator and filmmaker
Aaliyah Ansari, founder, Tag Mag
Clarice Price Thomas, jewellery designer
Debra Bourne, Erin O'Connor & Caryn Franklin, founders,
All Walks Beyond The Catwalk
Phoebe English, fashion designer
Lucy Norris, founder and creative director, Pret-A-Rever.com
Brooke Roberts, owner and designer
Advertising, marketing and PR
Luke Shires, managing director,
Joe Public Marketing
Shires began his career with the National Theatre and then Act Productions – he founded Joe Public Marketing with Michael McCabe and is currently marketing director for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Wicked.
Simon Labbett, co-founder and creative director, Hometown
Declan Reddington, co-founder, AdConnection; Fetch
Barnaby Cook & Nick Francis, co-founders, Casual Films
Guy Chapman, managing director, Target Live
Rob Potts & Andy Jex, copywriter and art director,
Saatchi & Saatchi London
Warren Johnson, founder and managing Director, W Communications
Darren Bailes, executive creative director, VCCP
Robin Grant & Nathan McDonald, co-founders, We Are Social
Rick Brim & Dan Fisher, creative directors, Adam&EveDDB
The Guardian Culture Professionals Network is media partner for the 2013 h.club100 list, which is produced by the Hospital Club
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