Sergey Brin

Serguéi Brin is a Russian-American computer scientist and internet entrepreneur who co-founded Google, one of the most successful and influential technology companies in the world. Born in 1973 in Moscow, Russia, Brin moved to the United States with his family at the age of six and grew up in Maryland. He developed an early interest in computer programming and artificial intelligence, and went on to study computer science and mathematics at the University of Maryland. Brin's academic achievements and entrepreneurial spirit led him to Stanford University, where he met his future business partner, Larry Page. Together, they developed the search engine that would become Google, and in 1998, they founded the company. Brin's technical expertise and innovative approach to search engine design were instrumental in Google's early success, and he played a key role in shaping the company's vision and direction. Today, Brin serves as the president of Alphabet, Google's parent company, and continues to be a driving force behind the company's efforts to advance technology and improve people's lives.