Known for his energetic personality, Steve Ballmer led Microsoft through transformative years from 2000 to 2014.

As CEO of Microsoft, Ballmer boosted revenue from $25 billion to $70 billion, driving growth across divisions.

Ballmer famously acquired Nokia for Microsoft in 2014, aiming to strengthen its presence in the mobile phone market.

His leadership style, often intense and outspoken, brought both praise and controversy throughout his career.

After stepping down from Microsoft, Ballmer bought the LA Clippers for $2 billion, changing the franchise's trajectory.

Passionate about education, Ballmer and his wife created USAFacts, a platform for transparent government data analysis.

Ballmer’s early bet on cloud computing at Microsoft laid the groundwork for the company’s later dominance in the sector.

Known for his “Developers, Developers, Developers!” chant, Ballmer’s enthusiasm became an iconic tech industry moment.

With a net worth exceeding $100 billion, Ballmer ranks among the richest individuals globally, largely due to his Microsoft stake.

Ballmer’s dynamic approach and high-energy style make him one of the most unforgettable CEOs in tech history.