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Dick Costolo
Age: 47

Title: CEO and board member

Costolo was among Twitter's first angel investors in 2007. That year he sold Feedburner to Google and spent two years there before joining Twitter as chief operating officer; he became CEO in October.



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Last updated April 14 2011: 5:14 AM ET
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