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Page 1: Evan spiegel

EVAN SPIEGELfounder, CEO- SNAPCHAT

Made by-Himani Shukla

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INTRODUCTION

• Evan Spiegel is a successful, self made billionaire who founded snapchat, a photo sharing mobile application

• Evan was born in Los Angeles, California, to Melissa Ann Thomas and John W. Spiegel. Both of his parents are lawyers.

• He was educated at the Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences in Santa Monica, and attended Stanford University

• He founded Snapchat at the tender age of 22 whilst studying at Stanford University.

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• He initially presented the idea as a class project, before going ahead - along with co-founders Robert Murphy and Reggie Brown - to build it as a social networking platfom.

• Although Even Spiegel co-founded Snapchat with two others, he is the one who claimed the title of Chief Executive Officer the company.

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Some facts about him• Joining the same club as Bill Gates, Mark

Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs, in 2012 Evan dropped out of Stanford and his course in Product Design.

• In 2013, he turned down a $3 billion cash acquisition offer from Facebook that would have personally netted him $750 million.• According to Forbes, Spiegel's current net worth is $2.1 billion.

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ABOUT SNAPCHAT

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• Snapchat is an image messaging and multimedia mobile application which was released on september 2011.

• The corporate headquarters are located in Venice, California.

• The idea behind creating snapchat was to create a selfie app which allowed users to share images that were explicitly short-lived and self-deleting.

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Why is he an idol to me?

• Despite choosing a promising career like that of his parents, Evan chose to do something off beat.

• He was a below average student, but such an enthusiast bout his project that he dropped off his college degree without giving any second thought.

• He turned down $3 billion from Facebook.“There are very few people in the world who get to build a business like this," he told Forbes at the time. "I think trading that for some short-term gain isn't very interesting."

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