When most of the post-90s' career is still in its infancy, they have already become winners in life and realized their wealth freedom. Let's take a look at the top 10 of the world's youngest rich list, and what are the list of the post-90s self-made rich? Which universities did you graduate from?
Steven Murphy: Stanford University
Evan & middot; Spiegel, 27, is worth $3.1 billion. He is another founder of snapchat, also a Stanford graduate. At the age of 24, his personal assets reached $1.5 billion, becoming the world's youngest billionaire at that time. At the same time, he married the famous Australian beauty model Miranda & middot; Kerr, who is a real winner in life.
Spiegel once said: "Stanford's history has been deeply marked with the brand of entrepreneurship. We've all heard stories of young white men dropping out of school to pursue their dreams. His desire for dreams made him experience the ups and downs of his life. He refused to be a screw on the & lsquo; machine & quot. This kind of romantic business fairy tale permeates the whole Stanford culture. 'the entrepreneurship of Stanford University makes Spiegel appreciate the charm of entrepreneurship and has a great impact on her life.
Stanford alumni include Google CEO and co-founder Larry Page and Sergey Brin, instagram CEO and co-founder Kevin systrom, HP founders bill Hewlett and David Packard.
Bob Murphy: Stanford University
Bob Murphy, 29, is worth $3.2 billion. He grew up in Berkeley, California, USA, and graduated from Stanford University majoring in mathematics and computer. He is one of the founders of snapchat, a famous photo after reading application. He is the technical pillar behind the company and was rated as the world's second largest young billionaire in 2015.
Stanford University is a famous private research university in the world. It is located in the south of San Francisco Bay area, California, and adjacent to Silicon Valley, the base of high-tech industry in the world. Stanford University ranks second in the QS World University Rankings in 2019. In the latest QS professional world rankings, it ranks second in the field of computer science and third in the field of mathematics, both of which are top international levels.
John collison: MIT
John crimson, 27, with a fortune of $1 billion, is one of the founders of stripe, a digital payment company. Born in Limerick, Ireland, he began to learn computer programming at the age of 10. At the age of 16, he won the 41st young scientists and technology exhibition, and successfully got his diploma. At the age of 17, he was admitted to MIT.
MIT, located in Cambridge, Boston metropolitan area, Massachusetts, is a world famous private research university.
MIT, known for its top engineering and computer science majors, has been ranked first in the QS World University rankings for seven consecutive years, and second in the US News global university rankings in 2019.
Zhang Chaoyang, founder of Sohu, graduated from MIT. Zhang Chaoyang graduated from the Department of physics of Tsinghua University in 1986, and then went to the United States to study. After receiving his doctorate in MIT, he continued his postdoctoral research in MIT. In 1996, he returned home with venture capital to start a business.
Patrick collison: Harvard University
Patrick crimson, 29, with a fortune of $1 billion, is John crimson's brother and another founder of stripe. After John was admitted to MIT, he accompanied his younger brother to the United States and was admitted to Harvard University two years later.
Harvard University is a world-famous private research university and a member of the famous Ivy League. It is also located in Boston, the University City of the United States. As the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, Harvard University was born in 1636. It has a high academic status and extensive influence in literature, medicine, law, business and other fields. It is recognized as one of the top institutions of higher education in the world. Harvard ranks third in the QS World University rankings and first in US News.
Harvard's famous alumni include Michael Bloomberg, the founder of Bloomberg, Jorge Paulo Lemann and Carlos Alberto sicupira, the founding partners of 3G capital, and ray Dario, the chairman and founder of Bridgewater associates, one of the world's largest hedge funds Dalio), chairman, CEO and co-founder of Blackstone, Stephen Schwarzman.
All of the above four young rich people are self-made and have a fortune of over 100 million. They all studied in the top universities in the United States, and were deeply influenced by the active thinking exercise and strong entrepreneurial and innovative atmosphere on American campuses, and eventually became winners early in life.