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Make a presentation on a entrepreneur write it’s history,Journey struggle,characteristics and current condition of Steve jobs of 10 slides
This 10-slide presentation covers Steve Jobs' early life, career timeline, struggles, key traits like visionary thinking, achievements, quotes, iconic moments (e.g., 1984 Mac ad, iPhone), and enduring
This title slide is titled "Steve Jobs: The Visionary Entrepreneur." Its subtitle invites viewers to discover Steve Jobs' life, challenges, traits, and lasting impact as Apple's co-founder.
Discover the life, challenges, traits, and lasting impact of Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple.
This agenda slide, titled "Presentation Overview," outlines five main sections of a biography-focused talk. They cover early life and career foundations, founding Apple and initial struggles, exile return and revival, key traits and achievements, and enduring legacy.
Childhood, education, and path to Apple.
Company launch and early challenges faced.
Ouster, comeback, and Apple's renaissance.
Leadership qualities, milestones, and quotes.
Current impact and final reflections.
Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, in San Francisco and adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. He dropped out of Reed College in 1972 and was influenced by calligraphy and Zen Buddhism.
Steve Jobs co-founded Apple in 1976 from a garage with Steve Wozniak but was ousted by the board in 1985. He then founded NeXT and acquired Pixar in 1986, returned as Apple's CEO in 1997 via NeXT's acquisition, and stepped down in 2011 due to health issues.
1976: Co-founds Apple with Wozniak Launches Apple Computer from a garage with Steve Wozniak. 1985: Ousted from Apple Leadership Forced out by board amid internal power struggles. 1986: Founds NeXT and Buys Pixar Starts NeXT for advanced computers; acquires Pixar animation studio. 1997: Returns to Apple as CEO NeXT acquisition brings Jobs back to rescue struggling Apple. 2011: Steps Down as CEO Resigns due to health issues; Tim Cook succeeds him.
Source: Steve Jobs Biography
Steve Jobs was dramatically fired from Apple in 1985 by CEO John Sculley and the board, forcing him to sell his shares at age 30. The slide also covers NeXT's sales flops and near bankruptcy, his 2003 pancreatic cancer diagnosis, and personal issues like denying paternity to daughter Lisa.
| Fired from Apple (1985) | NeXT Struggles, Health & Personal Challenges |
|---|---|
| Steve Jobs was dramatically ousted from Apple, the company he co-founded, by CEO John Sculley and the board. This major setback at age 30 forced him to sell his shares and leave. | NeXT Computer faced sales flops and near bankruptcy. Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2003, Jobs battled health issues. Personal life included denying paternity to daughter Lisa and family strains. |
The "Key Characteristics" slide lists traits like visionary and innovative thinking, relentless perfectionism, charismatic leadership, bold risk-taking, reality distortion field, and intense design focus. These bullet points highlight a driven, influential figure's defining qualities.
The "Major Achievements" stats slide highlights Apple's market cap exceeding $3 trillion and over 2.5 billion iPhones sold. It also notes the first CGI feature film (Toy Story, Pixar debut) and 11 Time Magazine Person of the Year nominations.
Toy Story, Pixar debut
Time Magazine nominations
This slide, titled "Inspiring Quotes," features three motivational sayings by Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple. They urge staying "hungry" and "foolish," note that innovation sets leaders apart, and praise those crazy enough to change the world.
> Stay hungry, stay foolish.
Innovation distinguishes leaders.
The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.
— Steve Jobs, Co-founder of Apple
Source: Steve Jobs' Speeches & Campaigns
The "Iconic Moments" slide features an image highlighting key Apple milestones. It lists the revolutionary 1984 Mac ad, 2007 iPhone launch, Jobs-Wozniak partnership, and dynamic keynote poses.
Source: Steve Jobs keynotes
The slide's text credits Steve Jobs with transforming tech, design, and entertainment, notes Apple's thriving status and his ongoing inspiration, and includes his RIP date of October 5, 2011. The subtitle states his legacy endures forever and urges viewers to innovate like Jobs today.
Steve Jobs transformed tech, design, entertainment. Apple thrives; inspiration continues. RIP Oct 5, 2011.
Legacy endures forever. Innovate like Jobs today.
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