Google's New Passion

Despite 13 years of raising Google, the return of Larry Page became chief executive officer (CEO) said will provide a new passion in Google. By making the founder of the top leadership of strategic decision makers, business Google would be moving faster.

"My goal is to manage Google with lively and with soul and passion of a start-up," said Larry Page shortly after the announcement of Google CEO turnover position on January 20, 2011. Positions carried for 10 years Eric Schmidt officially handed back to Larry Page on April 4, 2011.

With his position now, Larry Page will directly lead the product development, technology strategy, and run daily operations. Previously, he was President of Products at Google's more behind the scenes.

Larry Page founded Google with Sergey Brin colleagues in 1998 before he graduated from the doctoral program at Stanford University at the age of 25 years. Earlier, Larry Page is a graduate of the University of Michigan and received a master's degree from Stanford University.

In the initial development of Google, he was the CEO, but release it in 2001 to Eric Schmidt. However, since then Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Novell and CTO of Sun Microsystems, act as mentors as well as advisers to him and Sergey Brin. After 10 years, Eric was enough assistance and Larry Page, Google's ready to lead again to go much faster.

Over the past 13 years to develop Google, Larry Page have put together a pretty fantastic wealth. Forbes estimates his wealth at this time about 20 billion U.S. dollars. Larry Page was married to Lucy Soytherworth.

Jonathan Rosenberg resigned from Google

Just a day Larry Page reassume the CEO (chief executive officer) Google (on April 4, 2011), he must give up one of the officials left the key. Jonathan Rosenberg resigned from his position as Senior Vice President, Product Management at Google.

Rosenberg's resignation is quite surprising because so far he was the person who oversees all design and product development at Google. Rosenberg joined Google in 2002. Previously, he worked at Excite AtHome, Apple, and other Silicon Valley companies. Thanks to his expertise, years ago, Google gives 1.7 million dollar bonus and shares worth 5 million U.S. dollars.

"Jonathan's a phenomenal, very nimble, strategic, someone who has a real principle of always putting the consumer as a priority," said Larry Page (38). According to Larry Page, Jonathan Rosenberg is the man who contributed to the success of Google in the last nine years.

Rosenberg announced his resignation on 04 April 2011. In one interview reported by The San Jose Mercury News, Rosenberg wanted to concentrate on educating their children, who will start college in 2013.