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Herbert hoover- Actually, Hoover was born into a family of Quakers, working to provide humanitarian relief around the world before he became part of the US presidential cabinet.

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Andrew Mellon- a brilliant innovator, Mellon is the perfect example of a 20th-century laissez faire American leader, who was as comfortable in philanthropy and politics as he was in banking and commerce.

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Warren Buffett- during his two terms as U.S. president, Reagan delegated unprecedented authority to his chief of staff, cabinet secretaries and others-sometimes to his peril.

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Kim Jong Un- he tells his country what to do - he is in full control and doesn't listen to anyone else

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Ridley scott- With a reputation as a perfectionist, Scott started his career as a graphic designer, and as a director, he would expect his actors to know their positions, lines and cues before he directs the camera to start rolling.

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John chambers- chambers was the chairman of cisco systems, and under his leadership for 25 years, the relatively unknown silicon valley company has evolved into an estimated $47 billion business dominating the networking industry mostly thanks to his autocratic leadership where no detail was too small for his attention

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John F. Kennedy- a charismatic leader at heart, Kennedy displayed characteristics of Laissez-aire  and democratic leadership styles.

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Jimmy carter- a former naval commander, carter exemplified both the qualities and pitfalls of the democratic/participative leadership style as president

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Thomas Jefferson- As president, Jefferson was both an authoritarian and democratic leader. As primary author of the U.S. Declaration of Independence in 1776, Jefferson left no ambiguity about his devotion to democracy: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.”