Meta platforms founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg maintains ownership of hundreds of millions of Class B common stock shares. Because Meta utilizes a dual-class equity structure where each Class B share carries ten votes compared to a single vote for Class A shares, his substantial holding of Class B stock grants him absolute majority voting control over the corporation. Even though his economic equity stake represents a fraction of the total outstanding stock capitalization, his ownership of these high-vote shares ensures that he retains ultimate governance control and immunity from outside shareholder hostile takeovers.