Apple is the largest company in the world standing at a valuation of $2.4 trillion. Even a 1% stake in this behemoth would equate to a whopping $24 billion. A man named Ronald Wayne had a 10% stake in the company which would now be worth $240 billion; however, Ronald sold his stake for just $800 in the 1970s. Not only did Ronald Wayne have a 10% stake in the company, but he was also a co-founder of Apple. Generally, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak are credited as being the founders of Apple, but there was actually a third founder Ronald Wayne. Ronald illustrated the original Apple logo, drafted the partnership agreement, and wrote the Apple I manual. Yet, no one really knows about Ronald because he left the company just 12 days after founding it due to financial concerns. This video explains the story of Apple's unknown third co-founder and what happened to Apple's unknown third co-founder.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Apple’s Unknown Co-Founder
0:41 - Pre-Apple
2:20 - Founding Apple
3:40 - Leaving Apple
6:18 - Post Apple
7:37 - Did Ronald Regret Leaving Apple
8:33 - What If Ronald Didn’t Sell His Stake

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