First up is Susan Buffett, the eldest, named after her mother. She didn't chase quarterly reports; she chased social change. Susan runs the Sherwood Foundation, which focuses on early childhood education and social justice in Nebraska.
Imagine bringing that up at a dinner party: “So, my dad owns a railroad. I prefer to build bridges in communities.” She’s a philanthropist who loves to give money away, quietly and strategically. It’s a beautiful, low-key rebellion against the billion-dollar glare.
