Warren Buffett’s Final CEO Letter: “My Greatest Legacy Is Shared Wisdom, Not Wealth”
Warren Buffett: Greg Abel will take over as Buffett's successor. Abel has been with the company since 2000, when Berkshire acquired his energy business. Buffett said, "He understands our companies and employees far better than I do."



Warren Buffett, one of the world's most renowned investors, said in his final CEO letter on Monday that he will now "remain silent." After leading Berkshire Hathaway for nearly 60 years, the 94-year-old will step down at the end of this year. However, he also said that he will continue to send Thanksgiving messages to his children and shareholders each year.
In his final words, Buffett departed without fanfare or a grand announcement, but with simplicity and humility. He wrote, "My greatest legacy is not wealth, but shared wisdom and faith."
Greg Abel will succeed Buffett as the company's successor. Abel has been with the company since 2000, when Berkshire acquired his energy business. Buffett said, "He understands our companies and employees far better than I do. He is an excellent manager, a hard worker, and an honest communicator." He added, "I wish him well and a long life leading Berkshire."





































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