1.fred Smith, chairman and founder, Federal Express. 
 Smith is alegend The company now has more than 200,000
employees and revenues of $21 billion:
2.Arthur Rock, along with Laurence Rockefeller, virtually founded 
theventure capital business.Rock also helped with appel comuter
Rock's MBA is from Harvard, 1951.
3.Steve Ballmer, president and CEO of Microsoft, MBA from StanfordUniversity.
 Ballmer was the first professional manager hired by BillGates in 1980 
and is Gates' most-trusted manager 
 4.      Robert McNamara, Harvard MBA, 1940.  Joined Ford Motor after
 WorldWar II; rose to be president as the car company recovered from itswoes
 of the early 1950s; was Secretary of Defense under Kennedy andJohnson and is 
best known for measuring the wrong things during theVietnam War; then 
served 13 years a respected leader of the WorldBank.  At the
 World Bank he focused on ameliorating the shock of the1970s oil 
price hikes and inflation, as well as curbing corruption ingovernment
5. Charles Schwab, Stanford MBA, 1961.  Schwab pioneered the 
discountbrokerage industry after the liberalization of the U.S. 
financialindustry, then was able to take early advantage of the 
Internet tobuild the leading on-line trading company.  Thank him 
that you're notpaying 1% of the purchase price for stock transactions any
 longer spending: 
6. Meg Whitman, Harvard MBA, the CEO of e-Bay, which is 
changinge-commerce 
7.Michael Bloomberg, Harvard MBA, 1966.  Current occupation:
 Mayorof New York City.  Real accomplishment: starting a
 real-time newsservice for investors that now employs 
8,000 people worldwide.  Giventhat Reuters and Dow-Jones had a 
100-year headstart, that's quite an accomplishment
Knight, chairman of Nike, Stanford University MBA, 1962. Knight
 put an American company back at the forefront of the shoeindustry,
9. Scott Adams, theDilbert cartoonist and member of the Cynic Hall
 of Fame, has an MBAfrom UC Berkeley
10. Peter Lynch, Wharton MBA, who managed Fidelity's Magellan Fund 
for13 years, making it the world's largest mutual fund by following
 a growth strategy

And  did you know 
Bill Gatesincluded -- have attended short-course "Executive MBA"
 programs. Though Gates never graduated from Harvard because of 
the opportunitythat he saw in the personal computer industry,
 Gates did attend aHarvard Excecutive MBA program during the 1980s

the list isn't bad is it and if you look around a bit more you'll find plenty of fish
 in the pond. and these are just people from U.S. There are plenty in India also
and why do you ppl have such a grudge against MBA's lighten up a bit 

I like the passion in which you defend your statements and yes obviously MBA's are a much better breed of people as far as smartness goes. By the way how dfo you rate mgmt grads vis-a-vis accounting profs ca/cs etc etc