Larry Page is one of the co-founders of Google, alongside Sergey Brin. The two of them started Google in 1998 while they were PhD students at Stanford University. Google, initially a search engine, rapidly grew into one of the most influential companies in the world, revolutionizing the internet and tech industry.
Page served as the CEO of Google for many years before becoming the CEO of its parent company, Alphabet Inc., when Google restructured into a holding company in 2015. Page is known for his vision of the future, especially regarding technological advancements such as artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and other “moonshot” projects.
Page is also a major investor in various projects and has a history of supporting innovative technology and new business ventures. Despite stepping down from an active leadership role at Alphabet in 2019, he remains an important figure in the tech world.