William Coleman
William, Will or Bill Coleman may refer to:
Business
- William Coffin Coleman, founder of the Coleman Company
- William Frank Kobina Coleman, Ghanaian engineer and director-general of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
- William T. Coleman III, American businessman, CEO of Veritas Technologies
- William Tell Coleman, American pioneer and businessman
- William C. Coleman, US railroad executive
Entertainment
- Bill Coleman (artist), Australian artist
- Bill Coleman (trumpeter), jazz trumpeter
- Will Coleman (storyteller) Cornish film-maker, author, and musician
- William Stephen Coleman, English painter and book illustrator
Politics
- Bill Coleman (Oklahoma politician), member of the Oklahoma Senate
- William Coleman (politician), house painter, labor activist, and Socialist politician from Milwaukee
- William D. Coleman (politician), president of Liberia
- William Henry Coleman, Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania
- William Thaddeus Coleman Jr., U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Religion
- Bill Coleman (bishop), Anglican bishop in Canada
- William D. Coleman (pastor), first principal of the Andhra Christian Theological College, Hyderabad
- William Emmette Coleman, American clerk, Orientalist, spiritualist and writer
Sports
- Will Coleman (American football), American football coach at the University of Kansas
- William Coleman (basketball), American basketball player
- William Coleman (equestrian), American equestrian
Other
- William Coleman (editor), first editor of the New York Evening Post
- William Coleman (historian), American historian of biology
- William Coleman (judge), judge in colonial Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- William Caldwell Coleman, American federal judge
- William D. Coleman (scientist), Canadian political science academic
- William Higgins Coleman, English botanist
- William Thaddeus Coleman III, General Counsel of the U.S. Army
- William Peter Coleman, Australian writer and politician
- William B. Coleman, prisoner who carried out hunger strike which led to the Lantz v. Coleman case addressing the constitutionality of force-feeding