The nominations are in - and the finalists for the 2026 edition of the Power 50 can now be revealed.Part of the Mobile Industry Awards 2026, the Power 50 highlights the most important and influential figures in the UK mobile industry during the past year. The finalists for the Power 50 2026 have now been decided, with the final standings set to be revealed at the awards.(Please note: these names are ranked A- Z by first name and not the final rankings.)View the 2026 Power 50 here!The winner, recognised with the Power 50 award at the Mobile Industry Awards on September 17 2026, is selected following in-depth interviews with key senior figures across the industry, from operators and retailers to manufacturers and distributors.It rewards those individuals who inspire their businesses with their values, but also have influence beyond existing roles, serving as an inspiration to the rest of the trade.To make the Power 50 list, an executive needs to be bold in their leadership and vision, and have exceeded expectations in the different categories we have chosen.Power 50 Previous Winners 2025: Max Taylor, CEO, VodafoneThree2024: Marc Allera, CEO - EE and Consumer Division at BT Group2023: Ahmed Essam, CEO, Vodafone UK2022: Lutz Schüler, CEO, Virgin Media O22021: Marc Allera, CEO, EE and BT Consumer2020: Nick Jeffrey, CEO, Vodafone2019: Marc Allera, CEO, EE and BT Consumer2018: Marc Allera, CEO, EE and BT Consumer2017: David Dyson, CEO Three UK2016: Sebastian James, Group CEO, Dixons Carphone2015: Sebastian James, Group CEO, Dixons Carphone2014: Andrew Harrison, CEO, Carphone Warehouse2013: Olaf Swantee, CEO, EE2012: Simon Stanford, VP of UK & Ireland telecommunications and networks division, Samsung UK2011: Guy Laurence, CEO, Vodafone UK2010: Tom Alexander, CEO, Everything Everywhere2009: Andrew Harrison, CEO, Carphone Warehouse2008: Kevin Russell, CEO, Three UKFor more information on the Power 50, or to get more involved in the Mobile Industry Awards 2026, visit the awards site here