Larry Page

Google co-founder Larry Page holds around $135 billion, benefiting from Alphabet achieving a $2 trillion+ market capitalization as its AI-powered search and cloud divisions dominate global digital infrastructure. Page co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in 1998 in a Menlo Park garage and built it into the most widely used software product in human history -- Google Search processes 8.5 billion queries per day. He stepped back from Alphabet day-to-day operations in 2019 but retains super-voting class shares, giving him and Brin outsized governance control over Alphabet's strategic direction regardless of public ownership dilution.