Mark Zuckerberg
Computer Programmer, Co-founder of Facebook
Computer Programmer, Co-founder of Facebook
Born in 1984, this individual co-founded Facebook, a social media platform launched in 2004 while a student at Harvard University. The site rapidly grew, connecting users worldwide and significantly altering the landscape of digital communication and social networking. Under his leadership, Facebook expanded through acquisitions and innovations, becoming one of the largest technology companies globally. The platform played a crucial role in shaping online social interactions and transformed how information is shared and consumed.
Co-founded Facebook in 2004
Served as CEO and chairman of Meta Platforms
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