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To be a first-time founder in your mid to late 30s, even early 40s, is not unusual at all, especially for ultimately successful companies. E.g., John Warnock a
by dpapathanasiou 17y ago
To be a first-time founder in your mid to late 30s, even early 40s, is not unusual at all, especially for ultimately successful companies.
E.g., John Warnock and Charles Geschke founded Adobe when they were 41 and 42, respectively.
Ignore the media fawning of young founders; it's only so much noise, and means nothing in the end.