MARK ZUCKERBERG
 Born on May 14th,1984

 Co-Founder & CEO of Facebook.

 Became a billionaire at age 23

 Times Person of the year: 2010

 Net Worth: USD 19Bn

 Part of the „Giving Pledge Campaign‟.
THE CHILD PRODIGY:
 Showed interest in Computers from an early age.
 At age 12, Created ‘ZuckNet’.
 While in high School, created ‘Synapse’.
HARVARD YEARS:
 Joins Harvard in 2002.
 CourseMatch
 FaceMash

 February,2004.
THE FACEBOOK
• Initially started off as „thefacebook.com‟ out
of their Harvard dorm room.

• Membership was initially limited to Harvard
students

• Later, expanded to other colleges &
universities.

•

September 2006 – accessible to everyone of
age 13 and older with a valid email address.
FINANCIALS

First Angel Investment
• Peter Thiel – USD 500,000
(10.2% stake) 3% - present.
• Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn
• Mark Pincus - Zynga
• Maurice Werdegar(Western
Technology Investment).

Series B funding
• Accel Partners – USD 12.7
Mn.
• Present Stake : 10%
• Facebook Value (Year 2005)
– USD 98 Mn

Series C & D Funding
• Greylock Partners – 1.5%
• Meritech Capital – 1.5%
• Microsoft – 1.6% stake in
2007.
• Facebook Value – USD
15Bn
FACEBOOK GOES PUBLIC
• Facebook Value: USD104 Bn.
• IPO raised USD 16 Bn = Third Largest in US History.
REVENUE MODEL
INNOVATIONS & ACQUISITIONS
PROBLEMS FOR FACEBOOK
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ConnectU lawsuits

•

Saverin lawsuit

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Privacy concerns

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Facebook hate groups

•

Technical upgrades.

•

Fake Accounts
FACEBOOK‟S STRATEGIES
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2007 – Revenue through Games
2008 – Facebook Connect
2010 – “Like” Minds
2012 – Going Mobile
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES
• Focused
• Listener
• Believes in his product
• Transparent about company‟s
direction.
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    MARK ZUCKERBERG  Bornon May 14th,1984  Co-Founder & CEO of Facebook.  Became a billionaire at age 23  Times Person of the year: 2010  Net Worth: USD 19Bn  Part of the „Giving Pledge Campaign‟.
  • 3.
    THE CHILD PRODIGY: Showed interest in Computers from an early age.  At age 12, Created ‘ZuckNet’.  While in high School, created ‘Synapse’.
  • 4.
    HARVARD YEARS:  JoinsHarvard in 2002.  CourseMatch  FaceMash  February,2004.
  • 5.
    THE FACEBOOK • Initiallystarted off as „thefacebook.com‟ out of their Harvard dorm room. • Membership was initially limited to Harvard students • Later, expanded to other colleges & universities. • September 2006 – accessible to everyone of age 13 and older with a valid email address.
  • 6.
    FINANCIALS First Angel Investment •Peter Thiel – USD 500,000 (10.2% stake) 3% - present. • Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn • Mark Pincus - Zynga • Maurice Werdegar(Western Technology Investment). Series B funding • Accel Partners – USD 12.7 Mn. • Present Stake : 10% • Facebook Value (Year 2005) – USD 98 Mn Series C & D Funding • Greylock Partners – 1.5% • Meritech Capital – 1.5% • Microsoft – 1.6% stake in 2007. • Facebook Value – USD 15Bn
  • 7.
    FACEBOOK GOES PUBLIC •Facebook Value: USD104 Bn. • IPO raised USD 16 Bn = Third Largest in US History.
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  • 10.
    PROBLEMS FOR FACEBOOK • ConnectUlawsuits • Saverin lawsuit • Privacy concerns • Facebook hate groups • Technical upgrades. • Fake Accounts
  • 11.
    FACEBOOK‟S STRATEGIES • • • • 2007 –Revenue through Games 2008 – Facebook Connect 2010 – “Like” Minds 2012 – Going Mobile
  • 12.
    LEADERSHIP QUALITIES • Focused •Listener • Believes in his product • Transparent about company‟s direction.

Editor's Notes

  • #4 Taught by father;Tutor – David Newmann – ‘prodigy’Synapse – Micro & AOL tried to buy it for 2mn
  • #5 AT Harvard, studied psychology & computer science.2nd year – course matchFacemash- starts fb.Quits Harvard
  • #6 The website's membership was initially limited by the founders to Harvard students, but was expanded to other colleges in the Boston area, the Ivy League,and gradually most universities in Canada and the United States,corporations,and by September 2006, to everyone of age 13 and older with a valid email address.
  • #7 Reid Hoffman- LinkedIn, Mark Pincus - Zynga
  • #9 2011 – revenue 3.7bn = 12% from Zynga games
  • #11 Check ‘critisisms of facebook’ Wikipedia page for info.Just six days after the launch of the site, three Harvard University seniors, Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler Winklevoss, and Divya Narendra, accused Zuckerberg of intentionally misleading them into believing that he would help them build a social network called HarvardConnection.com, but instead used their idea to build a competing product.