Buffett’s Son Says He’s Prepared Whole Life for Berkshire Role
February 12, 2013 by Noah Buhayar
Howard Buffett said following his billionaire father, Warren, as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. will require upholding practices that have been prized for decades as the company grew to $240 billion in market value.
Protecting Berkshire’s culture “means that I need to make sure that people feel that they’ve been treated fairly, that whatever my dad committed to them remains committed,” Howard Buffett, 58, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s Betty Liu, airing today.
During more than four decades leading Berkshire, Warren Buffett, 82, has distinguished his company from other firms through his ability to allocate capital and boost investors’ equity more than 5,000-fold per share. Click here to read…
Originally Posted at Bloomberg on February 7, 2013 by Noah Buhayar.
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