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Mike Chalfen

Mike Chalfen is a London venture capital investor, cofounder of Mosaic Ventures in 2014, best known for the King.com deal at Apax Partners, credited with a $3 billion return.

Mike Chapman

Mike Chapman (born 1947, Queensland, Australia) is an Australian songwriter and producer; with Nicky Chinn as Chinnichap he wrote over 40 UK hits, and produced Blondie's Parallel Lines and the Knack's Get the Knack.

Mike Chapman (Washington politician)

Mike Chapman is an American Democratic politician sworn in to the Washington State Senate in January 2025 for the 24th district, after four terms as a Clallam County Commissioner.

Mike Cheslik

Mike Cheslik is an American filmmaker, editor, and CG visual effects artist from Wisconsin, director and co-writer of the $150,000 silent slapstick hit Hundreds of Beavers (2022) and producer-editor of Lake Michigan Monster (2018).

Mike Chioda

Mike Chioda, born Michael Joseph Canzano, is an American professional wrestling referee who spent 35 years with WWE, officiating WrestleMania main events and Ric Flair's last match.

Mike Cierpiot

Mike Cierpiot is an American Republican politician who represents Missouri's 8th district in the State Senate, elected in 2017 after serving seven years in the Missouri House, where he was majority floor leader.

Mike Clattenburg

Mike Clattenburg is a Canadian director, writer, and producer from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, creator of the mockumentary series Trailer Park Boys (Showcase, 2001) and its films, and co-creator with Aaron McGruder of Adult Swim's Black Jesus (2014).

Mike Clevinger

Mike Clevinger (Michael Anthony Clevinger, 'Sunshine'), MLB right-handed pitcher born 1990; pitched for Cleveland, San Diego, and the White Sox; two Tommy John surgeries; Pirates minor leaguer in 2026.

Mike Clum

Mike Clum (born 1993, Cleveland, Ohio) is an American documentary filmmaker, YouTuber, and founder of Clum Creative, a 2011-founded video production agency with 30 staff and 1,000+ clients, known for the documentaries The Dark, Sad Life of Boogie2988 and The Sick Mind of EDP445.

Mike Coffey

Mike Coffey is an American Republican politician and Springfield small-business owner who has represented Illinois' 95th House district since January 2023, filling the vacancy left by retiring Tim Butler.

Mike Coffman

Mike Coffman is an American Republican politician serving as mayor of Aurora, Colorado, since 2019, after five terms as U.S. representative for Colorado's 6th district.

Mike Collins

Mike Collins, born in 1967, is an American Republican who has represented Georgia's 10th congressional district in the U.S. House since 2023 and is the party's 2026 Senate nominee.

Mike Colter

Mike Colter (born 1976, Columbia, South Carolina) is an American actor known as Luke Cage in Marvel's Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and The Defenders, and as David Acosta in Evil; also Million Dollar Baby, The Good Wife, and CBS's Cupertino.

Mike Comrie

Mike Comrie, born 1980 in Edmonton, nicknamed The Edmonton Kid and The Brick, Canadian NHL center 2000-11. Oilers draft pick (91st overall, 1999), Michigan Hobey Baker finalist, 365 points in 589 games, 2003 world championship gold.

Mike Conley

Mike Conley: father Mike Conley Sr. (born 1962), Olympic triple jump champion 1992 and 1984 silver medalist, later a sports agent; son Mike Conley Jr. (born 1987), NBA point guard drafted 4th in 2007 by Memphis, 2021 All-Star, now with the Boston Celtics.

Mike Conley Jr.

Mike Conley Jr. (born 1987) is an American NBA point guard, 2007 fourth overall pick, longtime Memphis Grizzlies floor general, 2021 All-Star, later Utah Jazz, Minnesota Timberwolves, and from 2026 Boston Celtics, entering his 20th season.

Mike Connors

Mike Connors (Krekor Ohanian, 1925-2017), Armenian-American actor, star of CBS detective series Mannix (1967-75) as Joe Mannix; 1970 Golden Globe winner, four Emmy nominations, also Tightrope and Today's F.B.I.

Mike Cooper (private equity investor)

Mike Cooper is an American private equity investor who co-founded Shore Capital Partners in Chicago in 2009, a firm that grew to over $14 billion in assets by 2025.

Mike Cowan

Mike "Fluff" Cowan (born 1948), American PGA Tour caddie from Maine; Tiger Woods's first pro caddie (1996-1999, 1997 Masters) and Jim Furyk's caddie for 25 years (2003 U.S. Open).

Mike Crapo

Mike Crapo, born Michael Dean Crapo in 1951, is an American politician and Republican who has been the senior United States Senator from Idaho since 1999.

Mike Crawford

Mike Crawford is an American Democratic politician and former postsecondary educator representing the 31st district in the Illinois House of Representatives, first elected to the 104th General Assembly in 2025.

Mike Croley

Mike Croley is an American politician and the Democratic nominee for the US House in Tennessee's 6th District in 2026, after careers as a Navy engineering officer, park ranger, and program analyst.

Mike Cronk

Mike Cronk is an American Republican politician and former schoolteacher who served in the Alaska House from 2021 and the Alaska State Senate from 2024.

Mike Cuellar

Mike Cuellar (Miguel Ángel Cuéllar), Cuban-born MLB left-handed pitcher (1937-2010); 185-130 career; shared 1969 AL Cy Young with Denny McLain; four 20-game winners with 1971 Orioles; screwball specialist; not in Hall of Fame.

Mike Curb

Mike Curb (born 1944, Savannah, Georgia) is an American record executive, founder of Curb Records and Curb | Word Entertainment, Billboard Producer of the Year 1972, and former Republican Lieutenant Governor and acting Governor of California, also a motorsports team owner and philanthropist.

Mike D

Mike D (Michael Louis Diamond, born 1965) is a New York rapper, drummer, and producer, founding member of the Beastie Boys; after the group ended with Adam Yauch's 2012 death he released the 2026 solo debut Thank You with his band Mike D 5D.

Mike D Vecchio

Mike D Vecchio, real name Mike Derudder (born 1996, Mons, Belgium), Belgian powerhouse wrestler; former wXw European and PROGRESS Atlas Champion; signed by WWE in 2025, now on NXT as Dorian Van Dux.

Mike d'Abo

Mike d'Abo (Michael David d'Abo, born 1944) is an English singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of Manfred Mann 1966-1969 (hits include The Mighty Quinn), writer of Handbags and Gladrags and co-writer of Build Me Up Buttercup.

Mike D'Antoni

Mike D'Antoni (born 1951, Mullens, WV) is an NBA coach, Hall of Fame Class of 2026 contributor, two-time Coach of the Year, and architect of the Suns' 'seven seconds or less' offense; 672-527 record.

Mike Dailly (video game developer)

Mike Dailly is a Scottish video game developer who co-founded DMA Design in Dundee, contributing to Lemmings and creating the prototype engine from which Grand Theft Auto grew.