Just days after Apple Computer's founding in 1976, Ronald Wayne sold his shares, a decision that would haunt him for decades.
“The man who walked away from a founding stake in Apple and why he doesn't care.”
Synopsis
Just days after Apple Computer's founding in 1976, Ronald Wayne sold his shares, a decision that would haunt him for decades.
Synopsis
Ronald Wayne sits in a quiet room, reflecting on his brief time as a co-founder of Apple Computer. In 1976, he joined Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak to launch the company but sold his shares just days later. Wayne recounts his experiences and decisions during those early days. Interviews with Wayne and archival footage reveal the dynamics among the founders and the moments that influenced Apple's rise in the tech industry. The film runs for 44 minutes and was directed by Paul Johnson.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Ronald Wayne, the third founder of Apple.
- See rare archival footage from Apple's early days.
- Find out why Wayne sold his shares so quickly.
Did You Know
- Ronald Wayne sold his shares of Apple just days after its founding in 1976.
- The documentary features interviews with Steve Wozniak, one of Apple's co-founders.
- CoFounder has a runtime of 44 minutes.
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Who is Ronald Wayne?
Ronald Wayne is one of the three co-founders of Apple Computer, alongside Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
What significant decision did Ronald Wayne make shortly after founding Apple?
Ronald Wayne sold his shares in Apple just days after the company's founding in 1976.
What year was the documentary 'CoFounder' released?
The documentary 'CoFounder' was released in 2020.
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