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With very few exceptions, companies run by entrepreneurs are more successful than companies run by professional managers-who tend to be more concerned with their management contracts than they are with building successful, performance-oriented companies.
We've developed a comprehensive database of successful CEOs and the companies they run. Each of these meets the specific criteria RENN Capital uses every day in making its investment decisions.
The information contained in this website and in the CEO database is for information purposes only. Nothing contained therein should be construed as a buy or sell recommendation.
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Take Steve Jobs of Apple Computers, for example. Described by Barron's as the ultimate CEO who matters, the highly revered business publication estimates in its March 26, 2007, edition that Jobs "might be worth 20 or so points to Apple shares, roughly $16 billion." Apple does not meet our criteria because Jobs owns less than 1% of Apple's stock. However, Jobs does have more than $500 million of his net worth tied up in Apple stock. That's a pretty strong commitment. CEOs cut out of the Jobs mold - and their corresponding companies - are highlighted here.
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