Jeffrey Katzenberg, the mind behind the new streaming service Quibi, is preceded by an impressive resume, from revitalizing Disney's animation in 1990s to cofounding DreamWorks.
Katzenberg, 69, got his start in the mail room at Paramount Pictures, after dropping out of NYU during his first semester.An early adopter of CGI animation, Katzenberg won the first Oscar in the Best Animated Feature category for 2001's "Shrek."from 2016 put his net worth over $1 billion. A spokesperson for Quibi did not return Business Insider's request for comment on this story by publishing time.Katzenberg, a New York City native, got his Hollywood start after dropping out of New York University as a freshman in 1970.At age 14, Katzenberg had decided to volunteer for legendary New York City Mayor John Lindsay.
He went on to enroll in NYU — "because it was the closest to city hall" — but he dropped out during his first semester in 1970.
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