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Melinda French Gates

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Melinda French Gates is a leader who helps people.

Melinda Gates - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011
Melinda Gates - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011

She was born in Dallas, Texas. As a girl, she loved computer games. She studied computer science and economics at Duke University.

Melinda worked at Microsoft. She helped make many computer tools. These tools helped people use computers more easily. Later, she worked to help others through giving.

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation front
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation front

She and Bill Gates ran a large group. It is called the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This group helps with health and schools around the world.

Melinda also wants to help women. She started a group called Pivotal Ventures. This group finds ways to help women and families. She even wrote a book about women. She wants more women to work in technology.

Bill og Melinda Gates 2009-06-03 (bilde 01)
Bill og Melinda Gates 2009-06-03 (bilde 01)

She has won many big awards. These awards show her hard work. She is often called one of the most powerful women. She uses her money to make life better for many.

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