How many Jews in High Tech 100??
arth...@halcyon.com
I can only find 4% jews out of this list
Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
That's only 2x population.
By contrast, there are 4% Chinese and 2% Indians which works out
to 6 and 7 times population.
Have Jews lost it in high tech?
For laughs, here is my running comparison, normalized so
that Jewish representation is 1.00. The chinese win some
and lose some, but the Indians are ahead in everything but
high school grad rate. So in the race for super-minority,
I'd have to say that the Indians are the ones to beat.
Asians compared to Jews
Summary J=Jewish C=Chinese JP=Japanese I=Indian E=European-Am
K=Korean A=Asian
Rank by Chinese
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Weyl Academic J1.00 C 3.23 JP-1.55 K 4.16 I-?.?? E-6.39
Westinghouse 93 J1.00 C 3.08 JP-1.21 I 1.69 E-23.0 A 1.17
Forbes Tech100 J1.00 C 2.9 I 3.3
Ivy League J1.00 C 1.10 E-10.0 A-1.75
Toronto Fail J1.00 C 1.08 JP ?.?? K-1.15 I E-1.92
----------- Chinese better --------------------------------------
House Inc J1.00 I 2.10 E-1.17 A 1.00
----------- Chinese worse ---------------------------------------
Toronto Hi grade J1.00 C-1.02 JP ?.?? K ?.?? I-?.?? E-1.61
IQ J1.00 C-1.05 JP-1.05 E-1.15 A-1.10
SAT Combined J1.00 I 1.00 E-1.10 A-1.09
4 Yr College J1.00 C-1.14 I 1.23 E-2.20 A-1.23
USA Today Coll. J1.00 C-1.47 JP-1.47 I 3.98 E-7.00 A-1.27
Weyl Occupation J1.00 C-1.80 JP-1.24 K-?.?? I-?.?? E-4.88
Dropout J1.00 C-3.28 JP-1.56 I-1.91 E-2.76
'97 Time 25 J1.00 A-14.0
Rank by Indian
-----------------------------------------------------------------
USA Today Coll. J1.00 C-1.47 JP-1.47 I 3.98 E-7.00 A-1.27
Forbes Tech100 J1.00 C 2.9 I 3.3
House Income J1.00 I 2.10 E-1.17 A 1.00
Westinghouse 93 J1.00 C 3.08 JP-1.21 I 1.69 E-23.0 A 1.17
4 Yr College J1.00 C-1.14 I 1.23 E-2.20 A-1.23
SAT Combined J1.00 I 1.00 E-1.10 A-1.09
-------------- Worse than Jews ------------------------------------
Dropout J1.00 C-3.28 JP-1.56 I-1.91 E-2.76
* Asians are better only at the Westinghouse contest, are
generally slightly worse overall, but better than most whites.
* Chinese are better at only about half the comparisons
* Indians are better in every comparison for which there is
a statistic except for high school dropout rate
reply to arth...@halycon.com
(Name, company and estimated net worth, according
to Forbes
ASAP.)
1. Bill Gates, Microsoft, $38.66 billion
2. Paul Allen, Microsoft, $14.77 billion
3. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft, $8.21 billion
4. Larry Ellison, Oracle, $8.20 billion
5. Gordon Moore, Intel, $7.97 billion
6. Michael Dell, Dell, $4.66 billion
7. William Hewlett, Hewlett-Packard, $4.20 billion
8. Ted Waitt, Gateway 2000, $2.83 billion
9. David Duffield, PeopleSoft, $1.73 billion
10. Charles B. Wang, Computer Associates, $1.20
billion
11. Robert Galvin, Motorola, $1.10 billion
12. John Morgridge, Cisco, $779.4 million
13. Sanjiv Sidhu, i2 Technologies, $716 million
14. Craig Benson, Cabletron, $641.8 million
15. Jim Clark, Netscape, $597 million
16. Norman Waitt, Gateway 2000, $543 mil.
17. Steve Jobs, Pixar, $513.8 million
18. Patrizio Vinciarelli, Vicor, $503.5 million
19. S. Robert Levine, Cabletron, $488.2 million
20. Jon Shirley, Microsoft, $483.5 million
21. Tom Siebel, Siebel Systems, $425 million
22. Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems, $417 million
23. David Huber, Ciena, $306.5 million
24. Richard Egan, EMC, $300.4 million
25. Jeffrey P. Bezos, Amazon.com, $275.5 million
26. Andy Grove, Intel, $267 million
27. George Perlegos, Atmel, $266.8 million
28. Patrick Nettles, Ciena, $221 million
29. Wilfred Corrigan, LSI Logic, $209.6 million
30. Ray Noorda, Novell, $202.2 million
31. Jim Barksdale, Netscape, $198.9 million
32 (tie). Scott Cook, Intuit, $187.9 million
32 (tie). Jerry Yang, Yahoo, $187.9 million
34. David Filo, Yahoo, $185.6 million
35. Richard Moley, Cisco, $184.8 million
36 (tie). Leslie Vadasz, Intel, $183.4 million
36 (tie). Christopher Galvin, Motorola, $183.4
million
38. David Fulton, Microsoft, $178.1 million
39. Ken Sharma, i2 Technologies, $176.8 million
40. Fred and Annie Chan, ESS Technologies, $174.2
million
41. Craig Barrett, Intel, $172.5 million
42. Eckhard Pfeiffer, Compaq, $157.5 million
43. Larry Garlick, Remedy, $140.9 million
44. Stephen Case, America Online, $137.3 million
45. Paul Maritz, Microsoft, $132.5 million
46. Jeff Raikes, Microsoft, $124.6 million
47. Lou Gerstner, IBM, $122.1 million
48. Gust Perlegos, Atmel, $120.1 million
49. Nathan Myhrvold, Microsoft, $118.3 million
50. Bernard Vergnes, Microsoft, $116.3 million
51. Jerry Fiddler, Wind River Systems, $109.6
million
52. Ray Stata, Analog Devices, $108 million
53. Rodney Smith, Altera, $104.4 million
54. C.N. Reddy, Alliance, $103.4 million
55. N. Damodar Reddy, Alliance, $103.3 million
56. Kenneth Levy, KLA-Tencor, $102.6 million
57. George Kozmetsky, Dell, $102.3 million
58. Olin B. King, CSI Systems, $95.5 million
59. Robert Bishop, Silicon Graphics, $94 million
60. Paul Severino, Bay Networks, $90.3 million
61. Kenneth Morris, PeopleSoft, $88.8 million
62. Joseph Costello, Cadence Design, $83 million
63. Michael Lacombe, Microsoft, $82.2 million
64. Maureen Egan, EMC, $82.1 million
65. Charles Wyly, Sterling Software and Sterling
Commerce, $81.9
million
66. Mike Farmwald, Rambus, $79.7 million
67. Thomas Jermoluk, (at)Home, $79 million
68. Andy Ludwick, Bay Networks, $75.9 million
69. Tsung-Ching Wu, Atmel, $75.5 million
70. Jean-Paul Gimon, Hewlett-Packard, $74.9 million
71. Max Palevsky, Intel, $73.0 million
72. James Morgan, Applied Materials, $72 million
73. William Neukom, Microsoft, $69.2 million
74. Dirk Kabcenell, Oracle, $67.9 million
75. Frank Gill, Intel, $67.2 million
76. Russell M. Artzt, Computer Associates, $67
million
77. John Gifford, Maxim Integrated, $66.9 million
78. Lawrence Huang, Ciena, $63.8 million
79 (tie). Steve Chaddick, Ciena, $63.7 million
79 (tie). Sam Wyly, Sterling Software and Sterling Commerce, $63.7 million
81. David Wilner, Wind River Systems, $63.2 million
82. Rick Burgum, Great Plains Software, $62.7
million
83. Bernard Vonderschmitt, Xilinx, $62.4 million
84. Geoff Tate, Rambus, $60.7 million
85. Christopher Oliver, Cabletron, $60.1 million
86. Shawn Hailey, Avant, $59.8 million
87. William Reed, Microsoft, $58.8 million
88. Thomas Merideth, Dell, $57.8 million
89. Morton Topfer, Dell, $56.9 million
90. Gerhard Parker, Intel, $56.7 million
91. Marc Andreessen, Netscape, $56.3 million
92. Albert Duffield, PeopleSoft, $55.8 million
93. Jeffrey Henley, Oracle, $55.3 million
94. David Mahler, Remedy, $54.7 million
95. John Chambers, Cisco, $54.6 million
96. Sanjay Kumar, Computer Associates, $52.9
million
97. Robert Sanson, FORE Systems, $50.5 million
98. Steven Walske, Parametric Technologies, $49.8
million
99. Francois Bitz, FORE Systems, $49 million
100. Mark Horowitz, Rambus, $48.7 million
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S Singh Sandhu
arth...@halcyon.com wrote in message <6tvcdc$ibe$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
Jim Tsou
>
> Technology's 100 richest
>
> I can only find 4% jews out of this list
> Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
>
> That's only 2x population.
> By contrast, there are 4% Chinese and 2% Indians which works out
> to 6 and 7 times population.
>
> Have Jews lost it in high tech?
What about in the financial, law, media, and medical fields? As
for computer science, it happens to be one of the least popular
subjects for American students in general.
> For laughs, here is my running comparison, normalized so
> that Jewish representation is 1.00.
Run a comparison on wealth and the Jews are still the ones to
beat.
> The chinese win some
> and lose some, but the Indians are ahead in everything but
> high school grad rate. So in the race for super-minority,
> I'd have to say that the Indians are the ones to beat.
Actually, only the first generation Indians are the ones to beat.
As second and third generation East Asians tend to do better than
their predecessors, the Indian counterparts on the other hand
tend to becomes much more like the white Americans in general, as
evidenced by their lower high school graduation rate.
Devadatta Mukutmoni
>Actually, only the first generation Indians are the ones to beat.
>As second and third generation East Asians tend to do better than
>their predecessors, the Indian counterparts on the other hand
>tend to becomes much more like the white Americans in general, as
>evidenced by their lower high school graduation rate.
How do you know that? Any evidence?
I hope this does not degenerate into a Chinese vs Indians mud-fest.
To avoid that it would be nice to back your statements with more
evidence than the graduation rate, which is still quite high but not
#1.
I have known many second generation Indians. If anything, they are
even more motivated, and more successful. But my evidence is anecdotal.
Sathyan Sundaram
Assuming the assertion can be substantiated, the explanation for such a
generational disparity may be simply in American immigration policies. Labor
department certified visas (H1, H2, etc) and graduate/professional school
sponsored students have created an disproportionate number of "professional
class" first generation Indian Americans. When awarding visas the US can be
more selective in obtaining qualified candidates than by natural selection.
Or maybe its the American education system...
Jim Tsou
>
> In article <3603B7...@earthlink.net> ts...@earthlink.net writes:
> >Actually, only the first generation Indians are the ones to beat.
> >As second and third generation East Asians tend to do better than
> >their predecessors, the Indian counterparts on the other hand
> >tend to becomes much more like the white Americans in general, as
> >evidenced by their lower high school graduation rate.
>
> How do you know that? Any evidence?
From 1995 statistics.
> I hope this does not degenerate into a Chinese vs Indians mud-fest.
Why would it? I was just pointing out what Mr. Hu wrote could be
a little misleading.
> To avoid that it would be nice to back your statements with more
> evidence than the graduation rate, which is still quite high but not
> #1.
The point is that there is an education gap between first generation
Indians and American born Indians. This is not to say they cannot
be successful, just that the trend is the opposite of other East
Asians.
> I have known many second generation Indians. If anything, they are
> even more motivated, and more successful. But my evidence is anecdotal.
And my Indian friends lament the fact that second generation Indians
are too Americanized and have largely lost their Indian heritage.
Joseph Hertzlinger
>
>Technology's 100 richest
>
>I can only find 4% jews out of this list
>Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
You left out at least one.
Susan Cohen
arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
> Technology's 100 richest
>
> I can only find 4% jews out of this list
> Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
Are you sure these people are Jews?
How do you know the others aren't Jewish?
Please, more information!
Susan
Susan Cohen
Jim Tsou wrote:
> arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
> >
> > Technology's 100 richest
> >
> [snip]
>
> > For laughs, here is my running comparison, normalized so
> > that Jewish representation is 1.00.
>
> Run a comparison on wealth and the Jews are still the ones to
> beat.
Not in any country whose statistics I've seen.
Susan
I Schier
>
>I can only find 4% jews out of this list
>Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
You forgot quite a few - Ellison and Dell are both Jewish, and I have sorted
out of the list a few more that I suspect are. See below.
So, there are 2 more definite Jews - now 6% and as many as 7 more whom I
suspect are Jews - would be 13% maximum.
Ian
>
> > 43. Larry Garlick, Remedy, $140.9 million
>
> 51. Jerry Fiddler, Wind River Systems, $109.6
>million
>
> 57. George Kozmetsky, Dell, $102.3 million
>
> 71. Max Palevsky, Intel, $73.0 million
>
> 76. Russell M. Artzt, Computer Associates, $67
>million
>
> 81. David Wilner, Wind River Systems, $63.2 million
>
Devadatta Mukutmoni
>From 1995 statistics.
And what does it say?
My guess is that they are not going for the advanced degrees as
their parents, because they don't need to. They don't need a Green
Card. Many of the Indians go for a masters and Ph.D., because that
is the only way you could get a job.
>The point is that there is an education gap between first generation
>Indians and American born Indians. This is not to say they cannot
>be successful, just that the trend is the opposite of other East
>Asians.
Hmm. Have you ever seen the National Spelling Bee Championship?
They are all second or third generation Indians competing in there.
Indians end up being 4 of the 10 finalists. To be able to do so
you would have to be very Motivated. Indians number about 1 to 1.5
Million in the US. To be able to win 40% of the Finalists, you have
to be scoring at a level that is way of of proportion to your
population.
I have to say that the National Spelling Bee has become a
niche market for the Indians (just like the motels :-))
The same applies (to a certain lesser extent), to the Westinghouse
Science talent competition. In fact for the Westinghouse, leave out
the Indians, Orientals and Jewish, there is no one left :-)
>And my Indian friends lament the fact that second generation Indians
>are too Americanized and have largely lost their Indian heritage.
That is probably true. But, they have not lost their motivation.
And since they have more opportunities than their parents, they
ought to do a lot better.
Devadatta Mukutmoni
>
>> 4. Larry Ellison, Oracle, $8.20 billion
He was adopted and his Jewish foster dad did not think that he would
amount to anything. :-)
Jim Tsou
> In article <36040A...@earthlink.net> ts...@earthlink.net writes:
> >From 1995 statistics.
>
> And what does it say?
It shows the education level drop off from 1st to 2nd generation.
I don't have the exact numbers, but it was an item of note.
> My guess is that they are not going for the advanced degrees as
> their parents, because they don't need to. They don't need a Green
> Card. Many of the Indians go for a masters and Ph.D., because that
> is the only way you could get a job.
I am sure that could play a major part.
> >The point is that there is an education gap between first generation
> >Indians and American born Indians. This is not to say they cannot
> >be successful, just that the trend is the opposite of other East
> >Asians.
>
> Hmm. Have you ever seen the National Spelling Bee Championship?
> They are all second or third generation Indians competing in there.
> Indians end up being 4 of the 10 finalists. To be able to do so
> you would have to be very Motivated. Indians number about 1 to 1.5
> Million in the US. To be able to win 40% of the Finalists, you have
> to be scoring at a level that is way of of proportion to your
> population.
>
> I have to say that the National Spelling Bee has become a
> niche market for the Indians (just like the motels :-))
>
> The same applies (to a certain lesser extent), to the Westinghouse
> Science talent competition. In fact for the Westinghouse, leave out
> the Indians, Orientals and Jewish, there is no one left :-)
Seems that way.
> >And my Indian friends lament the fact that second generation Indians
> >are too Americanized and have largely lost their Indian heritage.
>
> That is probably true. But, they have not lost their motivation.
> And since they have more opportunities than their parents, they
> ought to do a lot better.
I didn't say they were not motivated. I am sure they are
achievers, just not super overachiever as their parents were.
Jim Tsou
>
> > Run a comparison on wealth and the Jews are still the ones to
> > beat.
>
> Not in any country whose statistics I've seen.
>
> Susan
Which country's have you seen?
Joseph Askew
>> Run a comparison on wealth and the Jews are still the ones to
>> beat.
>Not in any country whose statistics I've seen.
I'ld prefer not to touch a thread that smacks of Anti-Semitism as
much as this one does, but just this once, this is American family
income by ethnic group as a percentage of the National average from
Thomas Sowell's _Markets and Minorities_ which cites the US Bureau
of the Census and the National Jewish Population Study (whatever
that is),
Jewish 172
Japanese 132
Polish 115
Chinese 112
Italian 112
German 107
Irish 102
Filipino 99
West Indian 94
Mexican 76
Puerto Rican 63
Black 62
Amer. Indian 60
Which on first glance does make it look as if the Jewish community
is the one to beat. However it is *family* income so larger families
with more family members working probably skews the Chinese figures.
And the Jewish figures are biased by *age* as the median ages in the
US are,
Jewish 46
Polish 40
Irish 37
Italian 36
German 36
Japanese 32
Total US 28
Chinese 27
Black 22
Amer. Indian 20
Mexican 18
Puerto Rican 18
If half the American Jewish community is 46 or over (and the mind
boggles at the concept) it is no wonder that the average income is
so high.
Personally I was surprised the Poles did so well but then prejudice
comes in all shapes and sizes.
Joseph
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arth...@halcyon.com
In article <3604A578...@smartNO.SPAMnet>,
Susan Cohen <ze...@smartNO.SPAMnet> wrote:
>
>
> arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
>
> > Technology's 100 richest
> >
> > I can only find 4% jews out of this list
> > Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
>
> Are you sure these people are Jews?
> How do you know the others aren't Jewish?
> Please, more information!
>
> Susan
>
>
I'm going by names known to be jewish, or common on
soc.culture.jewish, this is a field I would expect to find
a lot of jewish people, this was probably the best reply Thanks
all for your help, btw, there's a 1998 list on www.forbes.com,
good luck to all ethnic groups.
>
>I can only find 4% jews out of this list
>Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
You forgot quite a few - Ellison and Dell are both Jewish, and I have sorted
out of the list a few more that I suspect are. See below.
So, there are 2 more definite Jews - now 6% and as many as 7 more whom I
suspect are Jews - would be 13% maximum.
Ian
>
> > 43. Larry Garlick, Remedy, $140.9 million
>
> 51. Jerry Fiddler, Wind River Systems, $109.6
>million
>
> 57. George Kozmetsky, Dell, $102.3 million
>
> 71. Max Palevsky, Intel, $73.0 million
>
> 76. Russell M. Artzt, Computer Associates, $67
>million
>
> 81. David Wilner, Wind River Systems, $63.2 million
>
> 89. Morton Topfer, Dell, $56.9 million
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Susan Cohen
Joseph Askew wrote:
> In article <3604A5B6...@smartNO.SPAMnet> Susan Cohen <ze...@smartNO.SPAMnet> writes:
>
> >> Run a comparison on wealth and the Jews are still the ones to
> >> beat.
>
> >Not in any country whose statistics I've seen.
>
> I'ld prefer not to touch a thread that smacks of Anti-Semitism as
> much as this one does, but just this once, this is American family
> income by ethnic group as a percentage of the National average from
> Thomas Sowell's _Markets and Minorities_ which cites the US Bureau
> of the Census and the National Jewish Population Study (whatever
> that is),
>
> Jewish 172
> Japanese 132
> Polish 115
> Chinese 112
> Italian 112
> German 107
> Irish 102
> Filipino 99
> West Indian 94
> Mexican 76
> Puerto Rican 63
> Black 62
> Amer. Indian 60
There's only one problem with this: any of these groups could be Jewish.
> Which on first glance does make it look as if the Jewish community
> is the one to beat. However it is *family* income so larger families
> with more family members working probably skews the Chinese figures.
> And the Jewish figures are biased by *age* as the median ages in the
> US are,
>
> Jewish 46
> Polish 40
> Irish 37
> Italian 36
> German 36
> Japanese 32
> Total US 28
> Chinese 27
> Black 22
> Amer. Indian 20
> Mexican 18
> Puerto Rican 18
Again, here.
Susan
Susan Cohen
arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
> In article <3604A578...@smartNO.SPAMnet>,
> Susan Cohen <ze...@smartNO.SPAMnet> wrote:
> >
> >
> > arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
> >
> > > Technology's 100 richest
> > >
> > > I can only find 4% jews out of this list
> > > Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
> >
> > Are you sure these people are Jews?
> > How do you know the others aren't Jewish?
> > Please, more information!
> >
> I'm going by names known to be jewish, or common on
> soc.culture.jewish,
A name does *not* guarantee a religion.
Trust me.
Susan
arth...@halcyon.com
Last year, microsoft had 12 people on this list, that's more
than the Chinese and Indians put together.
Any other notable minority groups in there? Gypsies? Gays?
Irish? Born Again Christians?
Here's their newest list.
http://www.forbes.com/asap/tech100/
Forbes ASAP
Tech 100
RANK NAME POSITION COMPANY WEALTH
1 Bill Gates Founder/Chairman/CEO Microsoft
$58.73B
2 Paul Allen Founder/Director Microsoft
$16.98B
Steve
3 Ballmer President Microsoft $12.99B
4 Michael Dell Founder/Chairman/CEO Dell Computer $12.69B
Founder/Chairman
5 Gordon Moore Emeritus Intel $7.62B
Larry
6 Ellison Founder/Chairman/CEO Oracle $6.00B
7 Ted Waitt Founder/Chairman/CEO Gateway $3.69B
William
8 Hewlett Founder/Director Hewlett-Packard $3.41B
9 Jeff Bezos Founder/CEO Amazon.com $2.14B
David
10 Duffield Founder/CEO PeopleSoft $1.89B
John
11 Morgridge Chairman Cisco Systems $1.45B
Pixar Animation
12 Steve Jobs Chairman/CEO Studio $1.40B
13 Ed McVaney Founder/Chairman/CEO J.D. Edwards $1.25B
Peter
14 Karmanos Jr Founder/Chairman/CEO Compuware $1.16B
15 David Filo Founder Yahoo $1.01B
16 Jerry Yang Founder/Director Yahoo $993.2M
Computer
17 Charles Wang Chairman/CEO Associates $790.9M
18 Sanjiv Sidhu Chairman/CEO I2 Technologies $772.8M
Robert
19 Galvin Director Motorola $747.3M
Henry "Nick"
20 Nicholas III Founder/CEO/Co-Chairman Broadcom $684.6M
Henry
21 Samueli Founder/CTO/Co-Chairman Broadcom $684.6M
22 Jon Shirley Director Microsoft $653.2M
23 Alan Trefler Founder/CEO Pegasystems $583.1M
24 Steve Case Chairman/CEO AOL $539.7M
25 Tom Siebel Founder/Chairman/CEO Siebel Systems $517.9M
William
26 Morean CEO/Chairman Jabil Circuit $462.2M
J. R. Micron
27 Simplot Director Technology $449.1M
Netscape
28 Jim Clark Founder/Chairman Communications $412.4M
29 Rob Glaser Founder/CEO RealNetworks $403.1M
Scott Sun
30 McNealy Chairman/CEO Microsystems $394.8M
Nathan
31 Myhrvold CTO Microsoft $374.5M
Richard
Egan/ Founder/Chairman,
32 Maureen Egan Director EMC $365.3M
33 Scott Cook Founder Intuit $353.4M
34 Joe Ricketts Chairman/CEO Ameritrade $351.0M
Thomas
35 Thewes Founder/Vice Chairman Compuware $326.7M
Peregrine
36 John Moores Chairman Systems $323.8M
Richard
37 Moley Retired Cisco Systems $276.0M
Patrizio
38 Vinciarelli CEO Vicor $264.9M
39 Bill Gibson Chairman/CEO Manugistics $256.3M
Vice President/Sales &
40 Jeff Raikes Support Microsoft $247.8M
41 Mark Cuban Founder/Chairman Broadcast.com $246.6M
Eckhard
42 Pfeiffer CEO Compaq Computer $242.9M
Sheldon
43 Kaphan CTO Amazon.com $236.9M
Cabletron
44 Craig Benson Founder/CEO/Chairman Systems $216.7M
Advantage
Judi Paul/ Founder/Chairman; Learning
45 Terry Paul Founder/Vice Chairman Systems $215.3M
46 Andy Grove Founder/Chairman Intel $206.7M
Alan Manhattan
47 Dabbiere Founder/President/CEO Assoc. $197.6M
Smart Modular
48 Ajay Shah Founder/CEO Tech. $193.1M
49 Paul Maritz Vice President Microsoft $191.3M
Lou Gerstner
50 Jr. Chairman/CEO IBM $190.0M
Christopher Internet
51 Klaus Founder/CTO Security Sys $187.5M
Morton
52 Topfer Vice Chairman Dell Computer $186.8M
Bernard Microsoft
53 Vergnes Chairman Europe $185.6M
Romesh
54 Wadhwani Founder/Chairman/CEO Aspect Devlpmnt $182.6M
Craig
55 Barrett CEO Intel $168.6M
Thomas
56 Meredith CFO Dell Computer $164.8M
57 Tom Jermoluk Chairman/CEO @Home $161.0M
John
58 Chambers CEO/Director Cisco Systems $158.5M
59 Alan Fisher Founder/CTO Onsale $149.0M
Shelby
60 Bonnie COO/Director CNET $146.7M
Pam
Lopker/Karl
61 Lopker Founder/President; CEO QAD $143.3M
62 Todd Wagner Founder/CEO Broadcast.com $142.9M
Steven
63 Kirsch Founder/Chairman Infoseek $137.3M
Wilfred
64 Corrigan Founder/Chairman/CEO LSI Logic $131.9M
65 Jerry Kaplan Founder/Chairman/CEO Onsale $131.2M
66 Eric Brewer Founder/Chief Scientist Inktomi $131.2M
Jim Netscape
67 Barksdale CEO Communications $129.9M
68 Susan P. Orr Director Hewlett-Packard $128.9M
69 Halsey Minor Founder/Chairman/CEO CNET $128.3M
70 James Kimsey Chairman Emeritus AOL $127.1M
Aleksander
71 Szlam Founder/Chairman/CEO Melita Intl. $126.8M
Smart Modular
72 Mukesh Patel Retired Tech. $125.6M
Lennert
73 Leader President AOL Investments $121.4M
Paul
74 Gauthier Founder/Vice President Inktomi $120.0M
Andrew
75 Filipowski Founder/CEO/President Platinum Tech. $119.4M
Christopher
76 Galvin CEO Motorola $115.5M
William
77 McKiernan President/CEO/Chairman Beyond.com $115.3M
Founder/Chairman,
Director Sterling Sterling
78 Sam Wyly Commerce 850,970 Software $112.2M
Leslie
79 Vadasz Director/Vice President Intel $110.5M
David W.
80 Packard Director Hewlett-Packard $110.0M
William
81 Neukom Vice President of Law Microsoft $109.5M
Jerry Wind River
82 Fiddler Founder/Chairman Systems $109.1M
Timothy
83 Koogle CEO Yahoo $107.2M
Founder/Chairman,
Director Sterling Sterling
84 Charles Wyly Commerce 977,256 Software $105.7M
85 Olin King Chairman/CEO SCI Systems $105.2M
86 Sky Dayton Founder/Chairman EarthLink $104.4M
87 Pehong Chen Founder/Chairman/CEO BroadVision $103.0M
88 Ken deLaski Founder/President/CEO Deltek Systems $102.5M
Robert Cabletron
89 Levine Retired Systems $102.3M
George
"Rick" Adam
90 Jr. Founder/Chairman/CEO NEON $100.5M
George
91 Wallner Founder/Chairman Hypercom $100.2M
Charles
92 Brewer Founder/Chairman/CEO MindSpring Ent. $98.3M
93 Don deLaski Founder/Chairman Deltek Systems $92.7M
W. James
94 Prowse Director/Vice President Compuware $91.7M
Kevin
95 O'Connor Founder/CEO DoubleClick $89.1M
Exec. Vice
96 Ken Sharma President/Vice Chairman I2 Technologies $89.1M
Paul
97 Severino Director Bay Networks $86.9M
98 Ken Morris Founder/CTO PeopleSoft $86.6M
Founder/Division
99 Paul Wallner President Hypercom $85.8M
Robert Founder/CTO/Vice
100 Sansom President FORE Systems $82.6M
In article <3604A578...@smartNO.SPAMnet>,
Susan Cohen <ze...@smartNO.SPAMnet> wrote:
>
>
> arth...@halcyon.com wrote:
>
> > Technology's 100 richest
> >
> > I can only find 4% jews out of this list
> > Grove, Horowitz, Levy, Levine
>
> Are you sure these people are Jews?
> How do you know the others aren't Jewish?
> Please, more information!
>
> Susan
Paresh Patel
Devadatta Mukutmoni wrote:
> In article <6u1md8$g...@sjx-ixn6.ix.netcom.com> jher...@ix.netcom.com(Joseph Hertzlinger) writes:
> >
> >> 4. Larry Ellison, Oracle, $8.20 billion
>
Dirtyboy
they make no sense think they're all high and mighty. well go worship ur big
fuckin trophy u dipshits, go eat some matza
bye the way, in know the best place to get a ham and cheese omlet, oh i
forgot u idiots can't eat that shit, well trust me it's really good. but
u'll never know, assholes
No Spam or Pork
...
>bye the way, in know the best place to get a ham and cheese omlet, oh i
Well, you are what you eat. Apparently.