Yuri milner's little Milner file

19611110, Milner was born in an intellectual family in Moscow. His father is an economist specializing in American management practice and his mother is a doctor. Milner's childhood dream was to be a scientist. So after graduating from high school, he was admitted to the Russian National University to study for a bachelor's degree in physics. After graduating from college, he became a researcher in particle physics at the National Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union and realized his dream.

However, Milner did not stop. 65438-0990, took a scholarship to Wharton Business School in the United States for further study. At school, Milner's eagerness to learn and learn left a deep impression on professors, and his keen thinking when analyzing problems was also considered as "very likely to have a great future" in the future.

After finishing his studies, Milner entered the financial department of the World Bank, during which he met Russian oil and banking oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky.

After returning to China, Milner established brokerage and investment banking business in Menatep Bank, a subsidiary of Khodorkovsky, and served as a director. Later, he met Gregory Finger, the head of the Moscow office of New Century Holding Company, an American hedge fund, and co-founded NetBridge, a venture capital company, which mainly invested in the Russian Internet industry. His "love" with the internet company began.

Milner's enthusiasm for Internet companies can only be described as fanaticism, and in the eyes of the artist's wife Julia, he has become a robot-like workaholic.

Besides the daily work during the day, the evening is Milner's busiest time. He often calls the investment manager at 2 o'clock in the morning and talks with him until at least 5 o'clock in the morning. More than four hours of sleep is enough for him.

After investing in Facebook, he became busier and spent most of his time negotiating with potential investors in major cities around the world. In order to meet his family, he always takes his wife and two little daughters with him on business trips. And no matter how busy he is, Milner will take time to read the homework he assigned to his two daughters.

Milner has become a billionaire, with hundreds of millions of dollars worth of mansions in Moscow and San Francisco. Apart from high-tech equipment, his room is full of Julia's paintings and photos.