Melinda Gates verlässt abrupt die Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationMelinda Gates hat auf X bekannt gegeben

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Melinda Gates verlässt abrupt die Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Melinda Gates hat auf X bekannt gegeben, dass sie als Co-Vorsitzende der Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation zurücktritt. Ihr letzter Tag ist der 7. Juni.

"Nach reiflicher Überlegung habe ich beschlossen, von meiner Rolle als Co-Vorsitzende der Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation zurückzutreten.

Mein letzter Arbeitstag bei der Stiftung wird der 7. Juni sein."

Sie plant, sich auf ihre eigenen philanthropischen Bemühungen zu konzentrieren, die durch einen Zuschuss von 12,5 Milliarden Dollar unterstützt werden.

🔗Quelle: ZeroHedge

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