Evan Spiegel

Snap reported roughly 169 million shares across its three classes for Spiegel at the end of 2024, including trust holdings. The economic block remained sizeable after the flotation, while high-vote Class C shares gave him 53.1% of total voting power. Snap's publicly traded Class A shares had no votes. Its structure made outside capital compatible with founder control, but left public investors with unusually little influence over corporate decisions.