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“Somebody needs to make a list where they rank people by how much wealth they’ve created for other people.” — Jeff Bezos, Dec 2024

The Anti‑Forbes List

Ranked by what they built for everyone else.

Each figure is the shareholder wealth a founder’s company created, now held by index funds, pensions, employees and co-founders, minus what the founder kept. It’s not a claim that one person built the company alone.

28 founders · $18.31T created for others · updated 11 Jul 2026 10:40 UTC

#FounderFor others
1Jensen Huang
NVDA
$4.98T
2Bill Gates
MSFT
$3.19T
3Jeff Bezos
AMZN
$2.17T
4Sergey Brin
GOOGL
$1.78T
5Larry Page
GOOGL
$1.76T
6Mark Zuckerberg
META
$1.18T
7Warren Buffett
BRK
$960B
8Walton familyheirs
WMT
$772B
9Larry Ellison
ORCL
$389B
10Elon Musk
TSLA · SPCX
$357B
11Reed Hastings
NFLX
$311B
12Peter Thiel
PLTR
$148B
13Marc Benioff
CRM
$98B
14Michael Dell
DELL
$70B
15Phil Knight
NKE
$64B
16Alex Karp
PLTR
$44B
17Stephen Schwarzman
BX
$24B
18Jay Chaudhry
ZS
$2B
19Drew Houston
DBX
−$3B
20Aneel Bhusri
WDAY
−$3B
21Tony Xu
DASH
−$5B
22Jack Dorsey
XYZ
−$7B
23David Duffield
WDAY
−$11B
24Bobby Murphy
SNAP
−$19B
25Brian Chesky
ABNB
−$20B
26Evan Spiegel
SNAP
−$20B
27Brian Armstrong
COIN
−$48B
28Thomas Peterffy
IBKR
−$71B

For others = company wealth creation beyond T-bill returns (Bessembinder baseline + live market delta), attributed by founding stake, minus the founder’s current net worth. Multiple = created ÷ kept. Negative rows are real: those companies have destroyed shareholder wealth since listing. Full formula and every caveat: methodology v1.1.0.