Ronald Wayne
Steve Jobs is credited with being the inventor of the personal computer age. On April 1, 1976, Jobs was also one of the co-founders of Apple, along with Steve Wozniak. However, Ronald Wayne was also a participant in this. Wayne was an entrepreneur in the field of electronics which made significant contributions behind the scenes, one of which was designing the first Apple logo. On the other hand, he did not like working with Jobs, so he decided to sell his shares in the company.
Ronald Wayne
A year later, he was paid $800 and $1,500 in return for his agreement to waive any prospective claims he could have against Apple. If he had continued to work for the company, the aggregate of these amounts would today amount to $35 billion. Wayne says that he doesn’t regret his decision, even though it costs him a lot of money. One thing is certain: that is a lot of cash!
