15 Most Successful Facebook Alumnis Of All Times

For a lot of people, working at Facebook is like a dream come true. For others, its just the beginning .

Here is a list of 15 Facebook Alumnis who went on to invest in and found some of the biggest companies and buzziest startups to date. Lets have a look at what they have been doing after leaving the world’s largest social network. The most successful Facebook employees who became founders, cofounders and investors in a lot of startups after leaving Facebook.

1. Adam D’Angelo

Position at Facebook: June 2004 – December 2005; CTO, November 2006 – June 2008

Adam started a widely popular Q&A site Quora. At Facebook, he was incharge of leading new product development and managing the site’s rapidly growing engineering team.

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2. Aditya Agarwal

Position at Facebook: Engineer, director of product engineering, September 2005 – December 2010

Agarwal, after leaving Facebook, cofounded cove which was later acquired by Dropbox in 2012. He is also a board member of India’s largest Ecommerce site, Flipkart.

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3. Andrew McCollum

Position at Facebook: Cofounder and engineer, February 2004 – September 2006

Andrew designed Facebook’s first logo was also the site’s cofounder and engineer. He is currently the CEO of next-generation TV streaming platform Philo.

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4. Bret Taylor 

Position at Facebook: Chief technology officer, August 2009 – July 2012

Taylor also worked with Google for 4 years where he co-created Google Maps & Google Maps API. Later, he cofounded productivity app Quip with a fellow Googler.

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5. Chris Hughes

Position at Facebook: Cofounder, February 2004

He went to cofound Jumo and later bought magazine The News Republic in 2012.

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6. Dave Morin

Position at Facebook: Worked on Facebook’s Platform and Connect, October 2006 – February 2010

Morin is cofounder and CEO of Path, a mobile social network that’s become more of a studio for testing out new products. Most recently, Morin launched Kong, a new GIF-making selfie app.

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7. Dustin Moskovitz

Position at Facebook: Cofounder and CTO, February 2004 – November 2008

He was Facebook’s first CTO. He founded Asana in 2008 with a fellow Facebooker and later, a philanthropic foundation along with his wife.

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8. Katherine Losse

Position at Facebook: Customer service, 2005 – 2010

In 2014, Lesse started Magic Vibes Foundation that builds wearable-first technology for Apple watch and other iOS devices.

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9. Kevin Colleran

Position at Facebook: Global advertising sales, April 2005 – July 2011

His main responsibilities at Facebook were Global Partnerships at CMO/CEO level. He is now a startup investor and they have invested in a number of silicon valley startups including Pinterest, Meerkat etc.

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10. Randi Zuckerberg

Position at Facebook: Director of marketing development, 2005 – 2011

Her responsibilites at Facebook were organizing and maintaining large media partnerships. After leaving Facebook, she started a company called Zuckerberg media.

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11. Scott Marlette

Position at Facebook: Engineer and product manager, June 2005 – January 2010

He went on to cofound GoodRx, a startup focussed on providing consumers with affordable and convenient prescription drugs.

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12. Sean Parker

Position at Facebook: Founding president, June 2004 – January 2006

He brought Facebook’s first investor Peter Thiel. Later, he joined Thiel at The Founder’s Fund and went on to create buzzy startup airtime.com.

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13. Todd Jackson 

Position at Facebook: Product manager for Newsfeed, Photos, and Groups, October 2011 – October 2012

After leaving Facebook in 2013, Jackson cofounded a computer software company called Cover, which was later acquired by Twitter in 2014.

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14. Yishan Wong

Position at Facebook: Director of engineering, December 2005 – March 2010

After Facebook, he worked as the CEO of Reddit, which he resigned in November 2014.

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15. Steve Chen

Position at Facebook: Senior software engineer, 2005

Steve cofounded Youtube and served as its CTO, which he later sold to Google for $1.65 Billion.

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