Mark Zuckerberg, Chad Hurley and more on Haute Living San Francisco’s List of the Top 12 Tech Industry Billionaires
[highlight_text] Mark Zuckerberg, a New York native and founder of Facebook, had no idea what he was getting himself into when he constructed the social networking site in his Harvard University dorm room in 2004. [/highlight_text]
This issue of Haute Living San Francisco invites you to meet today’s top tech billionaires, like Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and YouTube co-creator Chad Hurley. Read about 12 of today’s richest (and most influential, for that matter) technology heavyweights, from the founders of Quora and Google to the chairman of Netflix. Along with each one’s age, net worth, and the business behind their big money, find out what they were doing before they hit it big.
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