Senior vice president YouTube and Video, Google
Kamangar's contributions to the search giant, where he was employee No. 9, run deep. Among them: creating Google's first business plan and leading the product-management teams for moneymaking advertising products and web services like Gmail. Now the Tehran-born, press-shy Stanford graduate is leading the charge with YouTube, the video-sharing site that brings in over 800 million visitors a month. To further its reach, YouTube is spending over $100 million to launch 100 channels of original content. The goal: transform the service into a TV-like destination.
Pivot: Kamangar was pre-med before finding his calling.
--J.P.M.
Organizations headed by some of these top young minds in business have grown this past year, many of them hiring at an impressive rate. Here are seven examples.
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