Mar 29, 07:30 AM

Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs Starts New Company with $12 Million, Founding World's Most Important Company at 55

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, left the company and founded a new company with $12 million of his own money. At the age of 55, he started what is considered the world's most important company. Older entrepreneurs like Jobs are found to be more common and productive than younger founders due to their experience.

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Cass Stephens@CStephensCCIM
2 years ago
Great article that resonates for someone approaching the big 55. Seasoned vets make good entrepreneurs because of their experience. He Turned 55. Then He Started the World’s Most Important Company. https://t.co/jZCirCR0Z9
Jerry Parker@rjpjr12
2 years ago
"He reinvented himself. Then he revolutionized his industry. But he wasn’t successful despite his age. He was successful because of his [older] age. As it turns out, older entrepreneurs are both more common and more productive than younger founders." https://t.co/UyWtf9yOPG
Brian Halligan@bhalligan
2 years ago
He Turned 55. Then He Started the World’s Most Important Company. https://t.co/7ULyI6eVkg

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Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs Starts New Company with $12 Million, Founding World's Most Important Company at 55

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