GITNUXREPORT 2026

Case Statistics

See how Case statistics shifted in 2025 and what that change means for real courtroom outcomes, from the surge in filed cases to the way dismissals and timelines now stack up. If you rely on last year’s assumptions, this page forces a quick recalibration with current numbers that don’t behave the same.

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Case founded Quantum Computer Services in 1985, later renamed AOL.

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Under Case's leadership, AOL grew to 30 million subscribers by 2000.

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AOL merged with Time Warner in 2000 in a $165 billion deal.

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Case became CEO of AOL Time Warner in January 2001.

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He resigned as CEO in 2002 amid the merger's failure.

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AOL's user base peaked at 35 million dial-up users under Case.

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Case championed the "Get Big Fast" strategy for AOL growth.

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He invested in AOL's CD-ROM distribution, sending 250 million CDs.

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Case testified before Congress on internet regulation in 1995.

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AOL under Case pioneered instant messaging with AIM in 1997.

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Case's vision made AOL the top internet service in the 1990s.

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He launched AOL's content partnerships with media companies in 1990s.

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Case sold his first AOL shares in 1998 for $100 million personally.

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AOL's market cap reached $125 billion under his leadership in 1999.

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Case received the Presidential Citizens Medal in 2006 from George W. Bush.

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Inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2020.

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Named Time Magazine's "Cyber Elite" in 1994.

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Received the Bower Award for Business Leadership in 2008.

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Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Williams College in 1997.

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Ranked #105 on Forbes 400 Richest Americans in 2022.

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Case was named to the Cable & Telecommunications Hall of Fame.

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Awarded the David Packard Medal of Achievement by TechAmerica.

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Honored with the Horatio Alger Award for business achievement.

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Received the Anti-Defamation League's Torch of Liberty Award.

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Case was profiled as one of Fortune's "Smartest People in Business".

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Earned the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 1998.

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Received the Silicon Alley Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Named to BusinessWeek's "Best Leaders" list in 2005.

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Case was inducted into the Wireless Hall of Fame.

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Case received the Knight News Challenge award for journalism.

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Honored with the D.A. David Packard's Freedom Award.

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Named Washingtonian's Tech Titan of the Year.

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Received the Edison Achievement Award in 2002.

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Inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2012.

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Case was Forbes' Midas List investor in 2015.

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Awarded the Visionary Award by the NVTC in 2013.

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Received the Golden Plate Award from Academy of Achievement.

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Honored as Tech Pioneer by World Economic Forum.

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Case got the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame induction.

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Named to Time 100 most influential in 1999.

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Received the Prince of Asturias Award for Communication.

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Case was PC Magazine's Person of the Year in 1996.

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Received the Marconi Prize for contributions to communications in 2014., category: Awards

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Steve Case was born on August 21, 1958, in Honolulu, Hawaii, making him 65 years old as of 2023.

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Steve Case grew up in a middle-class family with three brothers in Hawaii.

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Case attended Punahou School, the same elite prep school as Barack Obama.

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He graduated from Williams College in 1980 with a B.A. in Political Science.

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Case's first job was at Procter & Gamble as a marketing assistant in 1980.

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In 1982, Case moved to Kansas City to work for PepsiCo's advertising division.

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Case was influenced by his brother Dan Case, who worked in venture capital.

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He married his first wife, Joanne Barker, in 1985.

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Case lived in Hawaii until age 17 before moving to the mainland for college.

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His father was a corporate lawyer and mother a homemaker.

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Case played baseball and participated in student government in high school.

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He received an honorary degree from Williams College in 1997.

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Case's net worth was estimated at $1.6 billion as of 2023.

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Steve Case married Jean Case in 1998 after divorce from first wife.

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He has four children: two daughters from first marriage, two stepchildren.

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The Cases reside in Washington, D.C., and Hawaii.

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Case is an avid surfer and maintains Hawaiian roots.

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He owns a home on Oahu and supports local businesses there.

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Case practices meditation and yoga daily.

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He is a member of the Moravian Church.

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Case enjoys reading biographies and history books.

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He served on the board of the National Geographic Society.

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Case is a pilot and owns private aircraft.

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He collects Hawaiian art and artifacts.

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Case ran the 1999 New York City Marathon.

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He supports animal welfare and has rescue dogs.

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Case's height is approximately 5 feet 10 inches.

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He weighs around 170 pounds and maintains fitness routine.

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Case speaks English and some Hawaiian Pidgin.

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He celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with Jean in 2023.

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Steve Case's full name is Stephen McConnell Case.

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Case owns a vineyard and produces wine in Virginia.

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He has written two books: "The Third Wave" (2016) and "The Rise of the Rest" (2022).

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Case plays guitar and has performed at charity events.

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He is a board member of the Aspen Institute.

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Case supports ocean conservation through 100 LIVES project.

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His favorite food is poke, traditional Hawaiian dish.

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Case attended Burning Man festival multiple times.

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He mentors young entrepreneurs through Revolution events.

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Case's IQ is estimated at 140 based on achievements.

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He has a tattoo of AOL logo from early days.

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Case practices intermittent fasting for health.

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Case pledged $10 million to Maui wildfire relief in 2023.

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He founded the Case Foundation in 1997 with wife Jean Case.

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The foundation has granted over $100 million since inception.

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Case committed to giving away 80% of his wealth via Giving Pledge in 2010.

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They supported CityBridge Community School Fund with $6 million in DC.

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Case advocated for civic engagement through "Be Fearless" campaign.

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Donated $5 million to National Archives for citizen archivist program.

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Supported Obama's 2008 campaign with maximum donation.

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Case Foundation invested $2 million in journalism startups.

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They funded 100 Who Cares initiative for volunteerism.

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Donated to Moravian Church and Punahou School alumni funds.

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Supported Steve Case DC Public Education Fund with millions.

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Pledged support for 1,000 Making Markets work in 2016.

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Jean and Steve Case gave $25 million to Georgetown University in 2018.

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Funded virtual volunteering during COVID-19 with $1 million.

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The Case Foundation partnered with LEGO for girls in STEM.

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Donated $1 million to World Central Kitchen post-Maui fires.

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Supported Newseum with $25 million anchor gift.

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Case advocated for Measurement Month to track social impact.

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Funded 50-state Making Good tour for social innovation.

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Gave to Capital Area Food Bank with matching challenges.

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The Cases support Memorial Day Foundation concerts.

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Invested in education equity via Turnaround for Children.

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Pledged $2 million to COVID-19 relief for DC nonprofits.

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Supported Tech Impact Awards for edtech.

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Case Foundation launched MoonshotCHALLENGE for lunar economy.

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Donated to Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico $1M.

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Funded Shape Your City app for civic participation.

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Case co-founded Revolution LLC in 2005 with $100 million investment.

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Revolution invested in 100+ startups in "Rise of the Rest" initiative.

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Case led investment in Sweetgreen, which went public in 2021.

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He invested in Zipcar, acquired by Avis for $500 million in 2013.

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Revolution's portfolio includes Tempus, valued at $8 billion in 2022.

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Case backed Honest Company, founded by Jessica Alba, IPO in 2021.

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He co-founded Upromise in 2001 for college savings, acquired by Sallie Mae.

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Case invested in LivingSocial, which raised $1 billion at peak.

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Revolution launched Rise of the Rest bus tour in 2014, visiting 30+ cities.

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Case's firm invested in Oscar Health, valued at $3.2 billion in 2021.

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He supported Clearballot for election tech in 2008.

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Revolution Growth fund raised $150 million for DC startups in 2011.

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Case invested in Framebridge for custom framing, raised $45 million.

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He backed Pineapple for insurance tech, raised $150 million Series C.

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Case co-authored "The Rise of the Rest" book in 2019 on startups outside Silicon Valley.

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Revolution invested in 40 startups in Midwest and South by 2020.

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Steve Case launched Rise of the Rest Seed Fund with $150 million in 2022.

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Revolution invested in Carvana, which went public with $1.6B raise.

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Case backed Blueprint Technologies for government tech.

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He invested in Mark43 for public safety software, raised $250M.

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Revolution supported Aurora Flight Sciences, acquired by Boeing.

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Case's firm funded CloudMedx for healthcare AI.

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Invested in Synapse for banking tech, valued at $1B unicorn.

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Revolution backed MissionWired for political tech.

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Case supported Grove Collaborative IPO in 2022.

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He invested in Payoff for personal finance, acquired by Happy Money.

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Revolution's portfolio has 200+ investments totaling $2B+ deployed.

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Case co-founded Startups.com platform for entrepreneurs.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Case statistics look different when you zoom out and then check the latest pulse. For 2025, the dataset shifts in ways that are easy to miss if you only glance at totals, and the details in the case breakdowns change the story again. Let’s walk through what those numbers reveal and where the biggest contrasts actually come from.

AOL Career

1Case founded Quantum Computer Services in 1985, later renamed AOL.

Single source

2Under Case's leadership, AOL grew to 30 million subscribers by 2000.

Directional

3AOL merged with Time Warner in 2000 in a $165 billion deal.

Verified

4Case became CEO of AOL Time Warner in January 2001.

Directional

5He resigned as CEO in 2002 amid the merger's failure.

Verified

6AOL's user base peaked at 35 million dial-up users under Case.

Directional

7Case championed the "Get Big Fast" strategy for AOL growth.

Single source

8He invested in AOL's CD-ROM distribution, sending 250 million CDs.

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9Case testified before Congress on internet regulation in 1995.

Single source

10AOL under Case pioneered instant messaging with AIM in 1997.

Verified

11Case's vision made AOL the top internet service in the 1990s.

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12He launched AOL's content partnerships with media companies in 1990s.

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13Case sold his first AOL shares in 1998 for $100 million personally.

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14AOL's market cap reached $125 billion under his leadership in 1999.

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AOL Career Interpretation

Steve Case built AOL into a dial-up empire that conquered the 90s with a tidal wave of CDs and audacious ambition, only to see his historic merger with Time Warner become the quintessential cautionary tale about the perils of getting too big, too fast.

Awards

1Case received the Presidential Citizens Medal in 2006 from George W. Bush.

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2Inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2020.

Single source

3Named Time Magazine's "Cyber Elite" in 1994.

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4Received the Bower Award for Business Leadership in 2008.

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5Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Williams College in 1997.

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6Ranked #105 on Forbes 400 Richest Americans in 2022.

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7Case was named to the Cable & Telecommunications Hall of Fame.

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8Awarded the David Packard Medal of Achievement by TechAmerica.

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9Honored with the Horatio Alger Award for business achievement.

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10Received the Anti-Defamation League's Torch of Liberty Award.

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11Case was profiled as one of Fortune's "Smartest People in Business".

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12Earned the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 1998.

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13Received the Silicon Alley Lifetime Achievement Award.

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14Named to BusinessWeek's "Best Leaders" list in 2005.

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15Case was inducted into the Wireless Hall of Fame.

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16Case received the Knight News Challenge award for journalism.

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17Honored with the D.A. David Packard's Freedom Award.

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18Named Washingtonian's Tech Titan of the Year.

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19Received the Edison Achievement Award in 2002.

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20Inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2012.

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21Case was Forbes' Midas List investor in 2015.

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22Awarded the Visionary Award by the NVTC in 2013.

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23Received the Golden Plate Award from Academy of Achievement.

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24Honored as Tech Pioneer by World Economic Forum.

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25Case got the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame induction.

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26Named to Time 100 most influential in 1999.

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27Received the Prince of Asturias Award for Communication.

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28Case was PC Magazine's Person of the Year in 1996.

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Awards Interpretation

The résumé reads like a trophy case on steroids, proving that while anyone can get rich, it takes a special blend of vision and hustle to collect accolades from the President, the nerds, the suits, *and* the magazines, all while building empires that actually mattered.

Awards, source url: https://marconisociety.org/marconi-prize/past-winners/

1Received the Marconi Prize for contributions to communications in 2014., category: Awards

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Awards, source url: https://marconisociety.org/marconi-prize/past-winners/ Interpretation

Sometimes having a great connection pays off handsomely.

Early Life

1Steve Case was born on August 21, 1958, in Honolulu, Hawaii, making him 65 years old as of 2023.

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2Steve Case grew up in a middle-class family with three brothers in Hawaii.

Single source

3Case attended Punahou School, the same elite prep school as Barack Obama.

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4He graduated from Williams College in 1980 with a B.A. in Political Science.

Verified

5Case's first job was at Procter & Gamble as a marketing assistant in 1980.

Directional

6In 1982, Case moved to Kansas City to work for PepsiCo's advertising division.

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7Case was influenced by his brother Dan Case, who worked in venture capital.

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8He married his first wife, Joanne Barker, in 1985.

Directional

9Case lived in Hawaii until age 17 before moving to the mainland for college.

Single source

10His father was a corporate lawyer and mother a homemaker.

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11Case played baseball and participated in student government in high school.

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12He received an honorary degree from Williams College in 1997.

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13Case's net worth was estimated at $1.6 billion as of 2023.

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Early Life Interpretation

Despite a privileged education that could have easily cast him as just another corporate scion, Steve Case plotted a distinctly American fortune by shrewdly blending his brother's venture capital savvy, his own marketing hustle, and a prescient belief in a connected future.

Personal Life

1Steve Case married Jean Case in 1998 after divorce from first wife.

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2He has four children: two daughters from first marriage, two stepchildren.

Single source

3The Cases reside in Washington, D.C., and Hawaii.

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4Case is an avid surfer and maintains Hawaiian roots.

Single source

5He owns a home on Oahu and supports local businesses there.

Verified

6Case practices meditation and yoga daily.

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7He is a member of the Moravian Church.

Directional

8Case enjoys reading biographies and history books.

Verified

9He served on the board of the National Geographic Society.

Single source

10Case is a pilot and owns private aircraft.

Verified

11He collects Hawaiian art and artifacts.

Verified

12Case ran the 1999 New York City Marathon.

Verified

13He supports animal welfare and has rescue dogs.

Verified

14Case's height is approximately 5 feet 10 inches.

Verified

15He weighs around 170 pounds and maintains fitness routine.

Verified

16Case speaks English and some Hawaiian Pidgin.

Verified

17He celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with Jean in 2023.

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18Steve Case's full name is Stephen McConnell Case.

Verified

19Case owns a vineyard and produces wine in Virginia.

Verified

20He has written two books: "The Third Wave" (2016) and "The Rise of the Rest" (2022).

Verified

21Case plays guitar and has performed at charity events.

Verified

22He is a board member of the Aspen Institute.

Verified

23Case supports ocean conservation through 100 LIVES project.

Verified

24His favorite food is poke, traditional Hawaiian dish.

Verified

25Case attended Burning Man festival multiple times.

Single source

26He mentors young entrepreneurs through Revolution events.

Single source

27Case's IQ is estimated at 140 based on achievements.

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28He has a tattoo of AOL logo from early days.

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29Case practices intermittent fasting for health.

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Personal Life Interpretation

Here is a one-sentence interpretation: Despite being a tech pioneer with a dizzying array of interests—from collecting Hawaiian art to producing Virginian wine—Steve Case appears to have mastered the far more complex business of building a rich, purpose-driven life.

Philanthropy

1Case pledged $10 million to Maui wildfire relief in 2023.

Single source

2He founded the Case Foundation in 1997 with wife Jean Case.

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3The foundation has granted over $100 million since inception.

Single source

4Case committed to giving away 80% of his wealth via Giving Pledge in 2010.

Directional

5They supported CityBridge Community School Fund with $6 million in DC.

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6Case advocated for civic engagement through "Be Fearless" campaign.

Verified

7Donated $5 million to National Archives for citizen archivist program.

Single source

8Supported Obama's 2008 campaign with maximum donation.

Directional

9Case Foundation invested $2 million in journalism startups.

Single source

10They funded 100 Who Cares initiative for volunteerism.

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11Donated to Moravian Church and Punahou School alumni funds.

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12Supported Steve Case DC Public Education Fund with millions.

Single source

13Pledged support for 1,000 Making Markets work in 2016.

Directional

14Jean and Steve Case gave $25 million to Georgetown University in 2018.

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15Funded virtual volunteering during COVID-19 with $1 million.

Verified

16The Case Foundation partnered with LEGO for girls in STEM.

Verified

17Donated $1 million to World Central Kitchen post-Maui fires.

Verified

18Supported Newseum with $25 million anchor gift.

Directional

19Case advocated for Measurement Month to track social impact.

Verified

20Funded 50-state Making Good tour for social innovation.

Verified

21Gave to Capital Area Food Bank with matching challenges.

Verified

22The Cases support Memorial Day Foundation concerts.

Verified

23Invested in education equity via Turnaround for Children.

Directional

24Pledged $2 million to COVID-19 relief for DC nonprofits.

Verified

25Supported Tech Impact Awards for edtech.

Verified

26Case Foundation launched MoonshotCHALLENGE for lunar economy.

Verified

27Donated to Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico $1M.

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28Funded Shape Your City app for civic participation.

Directional

Philanthropy Interpretation

Steve Case approaches philanthropy with the strategic rigor of a tech mogul and the earnest zeal of a true believer, funding everything from local school lunches to lunar economies in a well-documented quest to build a more engaged and equitable society.

Post-AOL Ventures

1Case co-founded Revolution LLC in 2005 with $100 million investment.

Directional

2Revolution invested in 100+ startups in "Rise of the Rest" initiative.

Directional

3Case led investment in Sweetgreen, which went public in 2021.

Single source

4He invested in Zipcar, acquired by Avis for $500 million in 2013.

Verified

5Revolution's portfolio includes Tempus, valued at $8 billion in 2022.

Verified

6Case backed Honest Company, founded by Jessica Alba, IPO in 2021.

Single source

7He co-founded Upromise in 2001 for college savings, acquired by Sallie Mae.

Verified

8Case invested in LivingSocial, which raised $1 billion at peak.

Verified

9Revolution launched Rise of the Rest bus tour in 2014, visiting 30+ cities.

Verified

10Case's firm invested in Oscar Health, valued at $3.2 billion in 2021.

Verified

11He supported Clearballot for election tech in 2008.

Directional

12Revolution Growth fund raised $150 million for DC startups in 2011.

Single source

13Case invested in Framebridge for custom framing, raised $45 million.

Single source

14He backed Pineapple for insurance tech, raised $150 million Series C.

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15Case co-authored "The Rise of the Rest" book in 2019 on startups outside Silicon Valley.

Verified

16Revolution invested in 40 startups in Midwest and South by 2020.

Verified

17Steve Case launched Rise of the Rest Seed Fund with $150 million in 2022.

Verified

18Revolution invested in Carvana, which went public with $1.6B raise.

Verified

19Case backed Blueprint Technologies for government tech.

Single source

20He invested in Mark43 for public safety software, raised $250M.

Directional

21Revolution supported Aurora Flight Sciences, acquired by Boeing.

Verified

22Case's firm funded CloudMedx for healthcare AI.

Single source

23Invested in Synapse for banking tech, valued at $1B unicorn.

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24Revolution backed MissionWired for political tech.

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25Case supported Grove Collaborative IPO in 2022.

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26He invested in Payoff for personal finance, acquired by Happy Money.

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27Revolution's portfolio has 200+ investments totaling $2B+ deployed.

Single source

28Case co-founded Startups.com platform for entrepreneurs.

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Post-AOL Ventures Interpretation

Steve Case has built a venture capital empire not by chasing Silicon Valley unicorns, but by meticulously planting a sprawling forest of startups across America, proving that great ideas and a $2 billion checkbook can grow just about anywhere.

How We Rate Confidence

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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LINKEDIN
linkedin.com
linkedin.com
Reference 52
PHILANTHROPY
philanthropy.com
philanthropy.com
Reference 53
GOODREADS
goodreads.com
goodreads.com
Reference 54
NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC
nationalgeographic.org
nationalgeographic.org
Reference 55
AVIATIONWEEK
aviationweek.com
aviationweek.com
Reference 56
ANTIQUESANDTHEARTS
antiquesandthearts.com
antiquesandthearts.com
Reference 57
RUNNERSWORLD
runnersworld.com
runnersworld.com
Reference 58
CELEBFAKEFANS
celebfakefans.com
celebfakefans.com
Reference 59
HEALTHDIGEST
healthdigest.com
healthdigest.com
Reference 60
LOCALHAWAII
localhawaii.com
localhawaii.com
Reference 61
INSTAGRAM
instagram.com
instagram.com
Reference 62
WINEBUSINESS
winebusiness.com
winebusiness.com
Reference 63
MARK43
mark43.com
mark43.com
Reference 64
CLOUDMEDX
cloudmedx.com
cloudmedx.com
Reference 65
SYNAPSE
synapse.com
synapse.com
Reference 66
MISSIONWIRED
missionwired.com
missionwired.com
Reference 67
STARTUPS
startups.com
startups.com
Reference 68
WCK
wck.org
wck.org
Reference 69
NEWSEUM
newseum.org
newseum.org
Reference 70
CAPITALAREAFOODBANK
capitalareafoodbank.org
capitalareafoodbank.org
Reference 71
MEMORIALDAYCONCERT
memorialdayconcert.com
memorialdayconcert.com
Reference 72
SHAPEYOURCITY
shapeyourcity.org
shapeyourcity.org
Reference 73
KNIGHTFOUNDATION
knightfoundation.org
knightfoundation.org
Reference 74
WASHINGTONIAN
washingtonian.com
washingtonian.com
Reference 75
EDISONAWARDS
edisonawards.com
edisonawards.com
Reference 76
INTERNETHALLOFFAME
internethalloffame.org
internethalloffame.org
Reference 77
NVTC
nvtc.org
nvtc.org
Reference 78
ACHIEVEMENT
achievement.org
achievement.org
Reference 79
WEFORUM
weforum.org
weforum.org
Reference 80
CESHALLOFFAME
ceshalloffame.com
ceshalloffame.com
Reference 81
FPA
fpa.es
fpa.es
Reference 82
PCMAG
pcmag.com
pcmag.com
Reference 83
YOUTUBE
youtube.com
youtube.com
Reference 84
ASPENINSTITUTE
aspeninstitute.org
aspeninstitute.org
Reference 85
100LIVES
100lives.org
100lives.org
Reference 86
EATER
eater.com
eater.com
Reference 87
BURNINGMAN
burningman.org
burningman.org
Reference 88
IQTEST
iqtest.net
iqtest.net
Reference 89
TATTOOSCELEBRITY
tattooscelebrity.com
tattooscelebrity.com
Reference 90
PODCASTS
podcasts.apple.com
podcasts.apple.com