
Before founding Amazon, Jeff Bezos worked on Wall Street in various roles, most notably as a senior vice president at the hedge fund D.E.
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Bezos joined D.E. Shaw in 1990 and rapidly ascended, becoming the firm's youngest senior vice president by 1994. His responsibilities included managing a portfolio of internet focused businesses. This period was crucial for developing his analytical capabilities and understanding market dynamics.
In 1994, Bezos left D.E. Shaw, recognizing the emerging potential of the internet for retail. He then moved to Seattle to establish an online bookstore, which eventually evolved into Amazon. He is currently Founder of Amazon and Blue Origin, with a current influence score of 2/100.