Social Networkers: the instant billionaires set to benefit from Facebook
MARK ZUCKERBERG
Facebook founder and chief executive
Stake: 27.9%
The Harvard dropout, who created Facebook in his college dorm room in 2004, will control 55.8 per cent of the voting power after Facebook’s IPO.
JIM BREYER
Angel investor
Stake: 11.2%
Jim Breyer, a partner at Accel, was one of Facebook’s earliest investors. He is selling most of his shares and will be left with a 1.4 per cent stake.
ACCEL PARTNERS
Venture capital investor
Stake: 11.2%
Accel Partners, helped by then associate Kevin Efrusy (pictured) invested $12.7m in Facebook in the website’s early days.
DUSTIN MOSKOVITZ
Facebook co-founder
Stake: 7.5%
Zuckerberg’s Harvard roommate, Moskovitz helped create the website and was credited as Facebook’s chief technology officer.
SEAN PARKER
Facebook founding president
Stake: 3.9%
Co-founder of Napster, Parker was Facebook’s first president and acted as a mentor to Zuckerberg. He drew in several large investors.
THE OTHERS
DST Global | Yuri Milner’s fund 5.5%
Eduardo Saverin | Ex Facebook CFO 4%
Mail.ru Group | Russian internet giant 3.1%
Tiger Global | Hedge fund 2.8%
Peter Thiel | Angel investor 2.5%
Meritech Capital | Venture capital firm 2.3%
Elevation Partners | Bono’s fund 2.2%
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