Larry Page co-founded Google in 1998 and served as CEO until 2011 when he reassumed the role from Eric Schmidt. As a computer scientist and internet entrepreneur, Page developed the PageRank algorithm which became the foundation for Google's search rankings. He owns about 16% of Google's stock along with co-founder Sergey Brin. Under Page's renewed leadership as CEO, Google plans to maintain the passion and nimbleness of a startup while continuing to grow into a large, successful company.

1. GOOGLE INC.

2. Lawrence "Larry" Page was born March 26, 1973
is an American computer scientist and internet
entrepreneur who, with Sergey Brin, is best known as
the co-founder of Google. On April 4, 2011, he took on
the role of chief executive officer of Google,
replacing Eric Schmidt.As of 2012, his personal wealth
is estimated to be $20.3 billion, ranking him #13 on
the Forbes 400 list of richest Americans.He is the
inventor of PageRank, which became the foundation of
Google's search ranking algorithm.Together, Brin and
Page own about 16 percent of the company's stock.

3. Page incorporated Google as a privately held company
in 1998 and relocated their servers from Larry Page's
dorm room to a friend's garage in Menlo Park,
California.

4. Larry Page attended a Montessori school in the
primary grades and later graduated from East Lansing
High School. He was an honors student at the University
of Michigan, where he also participated in the
University's solar car team, reflecting another lifelong
interest: sustainable transportation technology. After
graduating with a B.S. in computer engineering, he
pursued graduate studies in computer science at
Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. It was here
that he first undertook the project of analyzing patterns
of linkage among different sites on the World Wide
Web. It was also at Stanford that he first met fellow
computer science graduate student Sergey Brin and
recruited him to join his research project.

5. Google Inc. is an American multinational corporation
which provides Internet-related products and
services, including internet search, cloud
computing, software and advertising
technologies.Advertising revenues from AdWords
generate almost all of the company's profits.

6. In 2000, Google began selling text-based
advertisements associated with search keywords. The
text-only ads on their graphics-free home page kept
their download time to the bare minimum, and their
ability to deliver ads directly related to the interests of
the user made the ad space highly valuable. That same
year, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, still enrolled as Ph.D.
candidates at Stanford, attended the Academy of
Achievement's International Achievement Summit in
London, England as graduate student delegates. The
interview recorded at that time can be read on this
Web site. They returned to the annual event in 2004 as
recipients of the Academy's Golden Plate Award.

7. Google also provides a
free Web-based e-mail
service, Gmail, which offers
its users far more storage
space than most other services. The company now
offers a suite of business tools, including word
processing and spreadsheet applications, at a fraction
of the cost of competing office software packages.
Google has created its own Web browser, Google
Chrome, as well as the popular Picasa photo
organization and editing software.

8. One of the company's most promising products is an
operating system for mobile phones, called Android. It
is used in Motorola's Droid phones, as well as Google's
own Nexus One phone.

9. In 2011, Eric Schmidt stepped aside as CEO of Google,
and Larry Page, now 38 years old, took the helm of the
company he founded 13 years before. Schmidt remains
with the company as Executive Chairman. As Google's
new CEO, Larry Page plans to make Google "a big
company that has the nimbleness and soul and passion
of a start-up."

10. References
 http://www.biography.com/people/larry-page-12103347
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Page
 http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/pag0bio-1
 http://www.woopidoo.com/biography/larrypage/index.
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