Yeh Kuo-I is a Taiwanese businessman, the founder and group president of Inventec (TWSE: 2329). The company started as a maker of electronic notebooks in 1975.

Inventec has since expanded into other consumer electronic products such as computers and servers, and today employs more than 30,000 people. His wealth includes stakes held by his wife, his two sons and his two daughters-in-law. His younger son Sam is Inventec's chairman.

• Core Company: Inventec (Electronics manufacturer).
• Founding: Started as a maker of electronic notebooks in 1975.
• Scale: Employs more than 30,000 people.

Yeh Kuo-I's career is defined by his foresight in establishing a major electronics manufacturer that adapted to changing technology demands. His structural achievement is tied to scaling Inventec from electronic notebooks to a global supplier of computers and servers, employing more than 30,000 people.

He has diversified his interests, holding stakes in Taiwan-based Win Semiconductors. Leadership has transitioned to the next generation, with his younger son Sam now serving as Inventec's chairman.

• Other Holding: Has stakes in Taiwan-based Win Semiconductors.