The American Wind Energy Association, for example, was founded in 1974.
This nation, for example, was founded on black slavery.
Telegram, for example, was founded by Nikolai and Pavel Durov, who were also behind Russian social network vKontakte.
Citic, for example, was founded in 1995; Bear Stearns opened in 1923.
Burberry for example, was founded by a 21-year-old dressmaker, Thomas Burberry.
General Magic, for example, was founded in 1990 in Sunnyvale, California, to develop universal agents.
Newark, for example, was founded as a theocracy by Connecticut Congregationalists in 1666.
Zoom, for example, was founded in Canada in 2002 by a group of travel industry executives headed by chairman Hugh Boyle.
The University College of Bristol, for example, was founded in 1876 and became the University of Bristol in 1909; the University College of Ghana, founded in 1948, became the University of Ghana in 1961.
Little Baby Bum, for example, was founded by a UK-based couple in 2011 because they were disappointed with the quality of nursery rhyme videos on YouTube.
