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- Born: February 23, 1943
- Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York
- Company: Yahoo!
- Alma-mater: Long Island University
- Earned over $500 million while with Yahoo!
- Occupation: Former CEO of Yahoo!
- Spouse: Jane Bovingdon Semel
- Former Co-CEO and Chairman of Warner Bros.
- Heritage: Jewish
- Daughter Courtenay Semel was featured on reality series Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive
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Professional Profile
Semel resigned from his position of non-executive chairman of Yahoo! on January 31, 2008. He currently resides on the Board of Directors for Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation, Museum of Television and Radio and the Guggenheim Museum. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees for Emerson College. -
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Terry Semel Questions
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Do you think Terry McAulay is the right official to referee Super Bowl XLIII? 1 AnswerNo. The official that I would choose would be David Patterson. read more -
What are the names of Terri Irwins sisters? 1 AnswerI've searched high and low and I CANNOT for the life of me find the names of Terri Irwin's two sisters - I know there are two, but no names I'm afraid... Here i... read more -
What happened to terry wogan?! 1 AnswerHe's no longer interested, in large part due to the voting in certain countries. From an interview with the Radio Times in August 2008: "'Days before the show, ... read more -
Timeline on Terri Irwin? I cant find one anywhere. 2 AnswersThere is a mini biography at Australia Zoo website on Terry Irwin. http://www.australiazoo.com.au/crocodile_hunter/about_steve_terri/terri_biography.html Here... read more
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Terry Semel Professional Profile
- Current Projects:
- Board of Directors, Polo Ralph Lauren
- Board of Directors, Museum of Television and Radio
- Board of Directors, Guggenheim Museum, New York
- Board of Trustees, Emerson College
- Past Projects:
- Chairman and CEO, Yahoo! Incorporated
- Chairman and co-CEO, Warner Brothers
Terry Semel Timeline
- May 2001: Hired as Yahoo CEO
- May 2006: Forced to defend company's choice to cooperate with Chinese Government
- June 2006: Salary reduced to $1 in exchange for stock options
- June 2007: Resigned as Yahoo CEO
- Current Projects:




