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CEO Larry Page is rearranging the furniture at Google. Over two weeks in January, he announced his company's $3.2 billion, all-cash acquisition of smart-thermostat-maker Nest as well as the $2.9 billion sale of its Motorola phone business to Lenovo. Shareholders seem happy. The search giant's stock continues to trade at record highs, up about 50% year-over-year as of mid-Feb. 2014. That's caused the net worth of co-founders Page and Sergey Brin to surge past $30 billion for the first time. In April, Google will undergo a stock split to introduce new Class C shares that will carry no voting power. That move will consolidate the voting power of executives including Page, who owns nearly 24 million Class B shares, which carry 10-to-one voting power. He's still suffering from a vocal-cord nerve issue that makes his voice raspy, though Googlers created a personal synthetic voice service that makes communication a bit easier. A clean energy advocate, Page's network of houses in Palo Alto use fuel cells, geothermal energy and rainwater capture.
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CEO, Google
Age
41
Source Of Wealth
Google, Self Made
Residence
Palo Alto, CA
Citizenship
United States
Marital Status
Married
Children
1
Education
Master of Science, Stanford University; Bachelor of Arts / Science, University of Michigan
Larry Page on Forbes Lists
#17 Billionaires
#12 in United States
#20 in 2013
#17 Powerful People
#13 Forbes 400
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