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	\| nationality = American		\| nationality = American
	\| education = Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering<br>University of Michigan (1995)<br>Master of Science in Computer Science<br>Stanford University (1998)		\| education = Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering<br>University of Michigan (1995)<br>Master of Science in Computer Science<br>Stanford University (1998)
			\| alma_mater = [[University of Michigan]] (BS)<br>[[Stanford University]] (MS)
	\| occupation = Computer scientist, internet entrepreneur, investor		\| occupation = Computer scientist, internet entrepreneur, investor
	\| known_for = Co-founder of Google<br>PageRank algorithm<br>Former CEO of Alphabet Inc.		\| known_for = Co-founder of Google<br>PageRank algorithm<br>Former CEO of Alphabet Inc.

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	However, Page's tenure as a tech leader has been marked by significant controversies. His final years as Alphabet CEO saw widespread employee protests over sexual harassment scandals, controversial military contracts, censorship collaborations with China, antitrust investigations, and mounting criticism of Google's societal impact. Page's response to these crises was often silence and absence—he became notorious for avoiding public appearances, refusing to participate in earnings calls, and failing to address employees' concerns, creating what critics called a "leadership vacuum" at a critical moment for both the company and the tech industry.		However, Page's tenure as a tech leader has been marked by significant controversies. His final years as Alphabet CEO saw widespread employee protests over sexual harassment scandals, controversial military contracts, censorship collaborations with China, antitrust investigations, and mounting criticism of Google's societal impact. Page's response to these crises was often silence and absence—he became notorious for avoiding public appearances, refusing to participate in earnings calls, and failing to address employees' concerns, creating what critics called a "leadership vacuum" at a critical moment for both the company and the tech industry.

	Page's personal life has been equally private and somewhat enigmatic. Married to research scientist Lucinda Southworth since 2007, Page has gone to extraordinary lengths to shield his family from public attention. Since revealing in 2013 that he suffers from vocal cord paralysis that limits his ability to speak, Page has become increasingly reclusive, with some reports suggesting he has essentially retreated from public life entirely. Despite his enormous wealth—estimated at $144 billion as of May 2025, making him one of the ten richest people on Earth—Page remains an intensely private figure whose motivations, beliefs, and current activities are largely mysterious.		Page's personal life has been equally private and somewhat enigmatic. Married to research scientist Lucinda Southworth since 2007, Page has gone to extraordinary lengths to shield his family from public attention. Since revealing in 2013 that he suffers from vocal cord paralysis that limits his ability to speak, Page has become increasingly reclusive, with some reports suggesting he has essentially retreated from public life entirely. Despite his enormous wealth—estimated at $144 billion as of May 2025, making him one of the ten richest people on Earth—Page remains an intensely private figure whose motivations, beliefs, and current activities are largely mysterious.<ref name="wealth">{{cite web \|url=https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/ \|title=Real Time Billionaires \|publisher=Forbes \|access-date=December 2025}}</ref>

	==Early Life and Family Background==		==Early Life and Family Background==
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Created comprehensive CEO article covering Google founding with Sergey Brin, PageRank algorithm, marriage to Lucinda Southworth on Richard Branson's Necker Island, vocal cord paralysis, sexual harassment scandals and employee walkout, Project Maven and Dragonfly controversies, leadership vacuum criticism, resignation from Alphabet, Kitty Hawk flying car failure

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