Eight CEOs Who Made Their Fortune Before They Were 30 (Infographic) Let's face it; we're all (just a tad bit) jealous of young CEOs who have earned their massive wealth before the age of 30.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff Apr 10, 2015

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Let's face it; we're all (just a tad bit) jealous of young CEOs who have earned their massive wealth before the age of 30. From developing a new social media platform like Snapchat to using YouTube as a launchpad for your business, this infographic by EssayExpert gives us the rundown on eight CEOs who struck gold before the age of 30.

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