Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs

Corruption

Steve Jobs

Corruption

Steve Jobs

Corruption

Reed College- Enrolled 1972 -Dropped out after one  semester -Took calligraphy

Steve Jobs

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Post-College Years Travelled to India with a friend

Became a Buddhist

Tripped out on psychedelics

Described LSD experiences as, "one of the two or three most important things [he has] done in [his] life."

Steve Jobs

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Created Apple in 1976 with Stephen Wozniak and Ronald Wayne

Steve Jobs

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Got Pepsi's CEO to become Apple's CEO in 1983

          

Jobs asked Pepsi's CEO John Scully, "Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water to children, or do you want

a chance to change the world?"

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3 Years Later...

Tensions with the Pepsi Man led him to get fired from the company he co-founded

BARRED!

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Went on to create another company called NeXT Computer in 1986

Created expensive and technologically advanced computers

First computers to include audio and graphics in e-mail

Steve Jobs

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At the same time he bought a company called The Graphics Group...

...for $10 Million. Jobs paid $5 million in cash

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And they were pretty successful

That Company became Pixar

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Sells NeXT to Apple for $429 Million in 1997

And became the CEO (again) of the company he co-founded

Steve Jobs

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In April 28, 2003, Apple launches the iTunes Music Store. In 2004, Jobs undergoes surgery for a rare but curable form of pancreatic cancer. In 2006, In 2007, Apple introduces iPhone. In 2009, Jobs goes on medical leave. Later it was learnt that he underwent liver transplant.

Gifts for the world…

“You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.”

Steve Jobs

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In 2010, Apple introduces iPad. In January,2011 Jobs goes on a second medical leave. In August, 2011 Jobs resigns as Apple CEO. In October 5, 2011 Jobs bids ‘Good Bye’ to the world.

Leaves behind a lasting legacy…