Category: Private Citizen — Corporate Director (Co-Founder) Role: Co-Founder, Director & Executive Committee Chair, Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) Board Tenure: 1998 (from Google founding) – present Committee Memberships: Executive Committee (Chair) Profile Type: Board Member Accountability — Anchor B (Documented Organizational Leadership)

Basis for Inclusion: Larry Page holds a documented governance role as co-founder, director, and Executive Committee Chair of Alphabet Inc., which made documented political donations to Trump-aligned entities while the corporation faced regulatory and policy decisions directly affecting its financial interests. Page controls Alphabet through Class B super-voting shares (10 votes per share), giving him effective majority voting control of the company. As the ultimate corporate authority through share structure, Page bears the highest governance responsibility for Alphabet’s strategic and political decisions. This profile documents the factual governance relationship, not the subject’s personal political views.

Subject Classification: Private Citizen / Corporate Director. Board membership is a matter of public record (SEC filings, proxy statements). Page’s supervoting share control is disclosed in Alphabet’s annual proxy. This profile documents only the governance role and its connection to documented corporate political activity.

What is NOT the basis for inclusion: Page’s personal political opinions, party affiliation, public statements, or any protected speech are NOT the basis for inclusion. The basis is solely the documented directorial role and share-control structure and their fiduciary connection to corporate political spending documented in the parent corporate donor profile.

Biographical Overview

Lawrence Edward Page (born March 26, 1973) co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in 1998, developing the PageRank algorithm as a Stanford Ph.D. student. He served as Google’s first CEO until 2001, then as President of Products, then returned as CEO from 2011 to 2015. He became CEO of Alphabet when the holding company was restructured in 2015, serving until 2019. Page withdrew from active management in December 2019, though he retains his board seat and controlling share position.

Through Class B shares (10 votes per share), Page and Brin together maintain effective voting control over Alphabet despite owning a minority of total shares. This supervoting structure means Alphabet’s board cannot be controlled by institutional shareholders and that Page and Brin’s approval is effectively required for any major corporate decision. As of mid-2026, Page’s net worth exceeds $150 billion.

He holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan and an M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University (ABD in Ph.D. program).

Board Role and Governance Authority

• Company: Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL)
• Board tenure: 1998 – present
• Committee assignments: Executive Committee (Chair)
• Share control: Co-controls Alphabet through Class B supervoting shares (10 votes/share)

Other Current Board Memberships

• None publicly disclosed

Parent Corporate Donor Profile

This profile is a governance-accountability companion to the Google/Alphabet corporate donor profile, which documents the corporation’s political spending, pending government business, and favorable outcomes under the Trump administration.

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Sources

• Alphabet Inc. DEF 14A Proxy Statement, 2025 (annual meeting June 5, 2025)
• Alphabet Inc. DEF 14A Proxy Statement, 2026
• SEC EDGAR filing: Alphabet Inc. (CIK 1652044)