Larry Page

Larry Page, born in 1973, is a pioneering American computer scientist and entrepreneur, co-founding Google with Sergey Brin in 1998. As a visionary leader, Page served as Google's CEO twice, initially leading its rapid growth to become the world's premier search engine and later steering the company's innovative expansions into various technological sectors as part of Alphabet Inc., Google's parent company, which he also helped establish. His contributions to technology include the development of the PageRank algorithm, a foundational element of Google's search technology. Beyond Google, Page invests in ambitious projects like renewable energy, flying cars, and health technology. Larry Page's net worth was estimated at $129 billion in 2024.