Larry-Page
Lawrence-Edward-Page is an American Computer-Scientist and Internet-Entrepreneur who co-founded Google alongside Sergey-Brin. While studying at Stanford-University, they developed the PageRank algorithm, a breakthrough in Information-Retrieval. Their original research paper can be found through the Stanford-InfoLab.
Corporate Leadership
Page served as the chief executive of Google until 2001 and returned to the role in 2011. In 2015, he became the founding CEO of Alphabet-Inc, a conglomerate designed to manage Google and its various subsidiaries like Waymo and Verily. His career and net worth are frequently tracked by Forbes and Bloomberg.
Other Ventures
Page has also shown significant interest in Renewable-Energy and Future-Technology, including investments in Kitty-Hawk-Corporation. He is a member of the National-Academy-of-Engineering. He stepped down from his role at Alphabet-Inc in 2019 but remains an influential figure in Silicon-Valley.