Bill Gates: A Visionary Entrepreneur

"I realized what I expect of Microsoft." - Bill Gates, June 2008 William Gates III was born in Seattle, Washington, USA on October 28, 1955. His father, William Henry Gates (II) Junior Lawyer, and his mother, Mary Gates, is a teacher. At a very young age Gates showed a lot of wisdom. In elementary school, he especially likes mathematics and science. Since I was a child, he liked to read business magazines. My parents who got motivation to learn at the age of 12 at the Lakeside preparatory school.

Bill Gates understands to some extent about the failure. As one of the most famous and successful technology entrepreneurs in history, Gates was a college student for the first time. But when he was at Harvard University, Mr. Gates told the professor he would be a millionaire at the age of 30. In fact, he did better - by the age of 31 he was a self-made billionaire. But this is not a simple path and even his magnificent philanthropic projects do not produce enough good deeds to completely isolate Gates from failures. In fact, his charity sometimes failed; Gates acknowledged that he regretted certain projects such as inoperable science or lunch plan that the government could not take over.

Bill Gates is also known for philanthropic activities than many other renowned entrepreneurs donating a lot of money to charity and science. In 2000, Gates founded the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a private charity specializing in reducing poverty, strengthening medical care, improving educational opportunities, and providing world-class technologies. Gates himself contributed more than $ 28 billion to the Foundation, and he continues to work on it.

Bill Gates is co-founder of Microsoft charity, Billionaire, Microsoft, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. At the beginning of Microsoft, Bill Gates and Paul Allen wrote Altair Basic, a translation of the BASIC programming language originally built for the MITS Altair 8800 computer. Of course, Microsoft continues to be the world's largest PC software maker. As a lifelong learner and author of several books including Business @ the Speed ​​of Thought, Gates still studied lunch at high school. He remembered his idea of ​​coding as a child.