This document provides information about Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. It discusses Zuckerberg's early life and education, the founding of Facebook while at Harvard, Facebook's growth and acquisition of other companies like WhatsApp, Zuckerberg's net worth and status as one of the youngest billionaires, and some interesting facts about Zuckerberg.

1. 1. Introduction of Mark Zuckerberg
2. Mission & Vision
3. Early life
4. Formation of facebook
5. Financial side
6. Graph analysis
7. Success secrets
8. Interesting Facts about Mark Zuckerberg
9. Conclusion

3. Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is the
co-founder and chief executive
of Facebook. He holds 28.4%
shareholding of Facebook.
Zuckerberg has a net worth of
$17.5 billion. He is the
youngest billionaire in the
world at the age of 25 .
President of Facebook does not
care about money. He denied a
1 billion dollar offering to sell
Facebook. This is his baby, he
wants to keep running and
keep growing it.

4. Born on may 14, 1984 in white plains, New York
to Edward and Karen Zuckerberg.
Grew up in Dobbs Fury, New York.
 Jewish Family.
His Dad is a dentist and his Mother is a
Doctor.

7. Mark started his high school education at Ardsley High School in Ardsley,
New York, but he found that this school wasn’t challenging him enough so
he transferred to Phillips Exeter Academy, a boarding school in Exeter, New
Hampshire . After graduating high school, he attended Harvard University
but dropped out after his sophomore year. Started programming in middle
school and he was very interested in creating communication programs and
games.

8. He created a messaging program he named "Zucknet". His
father used the program in his dental office. He built a music
player called the Synapse Media Player that used artificial
intelligence to learn the user's listening habits, Microsoft & AOL
tried to purchase Synapse & recruit Zuckerberg, but he chose
instead to enrol at Harvard University in September 2002 .

9. • Life in Harvard University He built a program called Course
Match , which helped students choose their classes based on
the course selections of other users and also to help them
form study groups.
• He also invented Face mash , which compared the pictures of
two students on campus and allowed users to vote on which
one was more attractive.
• The program became wildly popular, but was later shut down
by the school administration after it was deemed
inappropriate.

10.  Formation of Facebook Mark launched Facebook
from his dorm room on February 4th, 2004.
 Zuckerberg expanded the service quickly, offering it
to all Ivy League schools by the end of the spring and
more schools the following semester.
 The Wirehog site was created as a companion file
sharing site for Facebook users, and by the end of
2004.

11. • Formation of Facebook In 2006, the creators of Harvard Connection
claimed that Zuckerberg stole their idea, and insisted the software
developer needed to pay for their business losses
• Although an initial settlement of $65 million was reached between the two
parties, the legal dispute over the matter continued well into 2011, after
Narendra and the Winklevosses claimed they were misled in regards to the
value of their stock.
• Facebook , Inc. held an initial public offering on May 17, 2012, negotiating
a share price of $38 apiece, valuing the company at $104 billion, the
largest valuation to date for a newly public company.
• After the IPO, Zuckerberg will retain a 22% ownership share in Facebook
and will own 57% of the voting shares. The IPO raised $16 billion, making it
the third largest in U.S. history.

12. How it all began.
Facemash, the predecessor to Facebook was created by Mark Zuckerberg
on October 28, 2003. In contrast to what we saw in
the movie Social Network, Facemash was not a website through which you
could only compare the girls at the university. However, the popularity of
the website is undoubtedly the result of this property.

13. Founders
• Mark Zuckerberg
• Eduardo Saverin
• Andrew McCollum
• Dustin Moskovitz
• Chris Hughes
First Investor
• Peter Thiel

15. Facebook's largest acquisition ever

16. largest acquisition ever
• WhatsApp is Facebook's largest-ever acquisition.
• The social networking giant will pay $4 billion in
cash and $12 billion worth of shares for WhatsApp.
But the ultimate cost of the deal is $19 billion, with
WhatsApp employees and founders receiving an
additional $3 billion in restricted stock units of
Facebook.

17. Facebook's largest acquisition ever
• The WhatsApp acquisition is one of the IT industry's
biggest deals. It is larger than any that Google,
Microsoft or Apple have ever done. Google's biggest
deal was its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola
Mobility, while Microsoft's biggest acquisition deal
was of Skype at $8.5 billion. Apple, on the other
hand, has never cut a deal above $1 billion.
• According to Bloomberg data, the WhatsApp
acquisition is one of the biggest internet deals since
Time Warner's $124 billion merger with AOL in
2001.

18. • The Acquisition dwarfs the $1 billion
that Facebook paid for photo-
sharing service Instagram.
• Several analysts had termed
Instagram acquisition expensive.
But now, Facebook is paying $42 per
user with the deal.

19. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg visited India in October, meet
PM Narendra Modi

20. 1. Mark’s push for Internet.org in India
2. 2. Joining hands with Swach Bharat or Clean India Campaign
3. 3. Strengthening the business confidence in India for
Facebook
4. 4. Stronger ties with the government
Four Reasons Why Facebook CEO Mark
Zuckerberg Is Visiting India

24. Strength Weakness Opportunity Threats
1. More than 1 billions
active users each
month.
Inability to manage
application feeds
leading to clutter on
the website &
reaction from users.
Consolidate facebook
for page and
facebook app pages-
they seen reluctant.
Risk of young, Hip
images.
2. Huge amount of
personal users
information and
preference.
Privacy issues. Improve Email and
chat.
People have
privacy concern
with facebook
3. Available in more than
70 languages.
Average Load time is
low (2537 second),
76%
Facebook can provide
better web search.
Many region social
network.
4. Changed the way
whole world socialize.
Improve privacy
structure.
5. E-mail and chat clients
integrated.

25. Mark Zuckerberg: Success Secrets of the Youngest Billionaire
in the World.
Have a Dream
Think big
Start small
Believe in yourself
Follow your passion
Be prepared for criticism
Be diligent
Don’t be afraid to dare the giants
Be focused
Learn to take risk

26.  Facebook is blue because Zuckerberg is color-blind
 He says he’s not that interested in money
 He once wore a tie every day for a whole year
 According to a report in Business Insider, Zuckerberg doesn't
own a TV.
 He owns a Hungarian sheepdog named Beast, who has a
Facebook page with 1.5 million fans.
 an interview with The New Yorker, Chan said that the couple
met while waiting in line for the bathroom at a party hosted by
Mr. Zuckerberg's fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi.
 Zuckerberg's programmed his own trick into Facebook. If you
type @[4:0] in the Facebook comment box, Mark Zuckerberg's
name will appear.
 Zuckerberg considers himself an atheist.