On March 13, 1976, Microsoft became a public company, while its 26-year-old founder and CEO Bill Gates took a seat on the board. Now, forty-four years later, Bill Gates has announced his removal from office.
Gates outlined this move in a short post on the LinkedIn platform, in which he also said he would leave the board of directors of Berkshire Hathaway led by his old friend Warren Buffett, and Gates wrote that the reason for the move was to 'devote more time to charitable priorities including health, global development, and education And increased participation in addressing climate change. '
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