The incredible life of Bob Parsons

Before starting entrepreneurial activities Parsons was Navy SEAL. In 1969, he made a tour of Vietnam. Received a medal for bravery. After selling his first company Intuit's 64 million GoDaddy he created in 1997 by her first name was Jomax Technologies. In 2011, it sold the majority of GoDaddy group of investors and left the position of CEO. In 2014, left the position of director, but is still on the board of GoDaddy.

Bob based foundation with his wife Renee, for the last three years the Foundation donated nearly more than 72 million dollars. From 2006 until now, GoDaddy is a sponsor of Danica Patrick, who was a pilot in Nascar. Parsons has many motorcycles and BMW K1300S, painted with the logo of Captain America.

In 2011 was heavily criticized after the Internet out video that Bob is hunting elephants in Africa, but Parsans stated that people in Zimbabwe are on the brink of survival and hunting of elephants is one of pripitaniyata them.

Bob also has a golf course in Skotdeyl, which bought it in 2013 for $ 600,000, and a little later presented a plan for 35 million for development of the park. Often you can see Parsans here to play with their equally rich friends.

This year he founded the company Parsons Xtreme Golf, which is a manufacturer of golf clubs, which are patented with a unique design. Clubs made a debut on the PGA Tour as champion Ryan Moore used.

Parsans owns nine shopping centers in the Phoenix area, with a total area of ​​over 675,000 square feet, but only for Scottsdale Grayhawk Center, he paid more than $ 37 million.

In mania Ice Bucket Challenge, Bob flooded with bucket and donated 100,000 dollars for charity.