Jobs’ widow donates $25 billion and is sweet with her boyfriend

Laurene Powell Jobs, Steve Jobs’s widow, has never left the public eye. First, he donated $25 billion to charity, and then a new relationship surfaced.

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Her new boyfriend is Daniel Humm, the owner and chef of the famous restaurant Eleven Madison Park in New York, who is 12 years younger than me.

Eleven Madison Park has maintained three Michelin stars all year round and was ranked first among the "World's 50 Best Restaurants" in 2017.

The two were photographed watching the NBA together. It seems that Laurena looks a bit younger...

Before the chef, Laurene and Washington, who is 7 years younger The mayor has been in love for 3 years.

The two were taken on a date earlier, with the sea and sunshine. She's over 50 years old, with this figure and complexion... She has a good look and is admirable.

The life of this sister is also an inspirational heroine. She was not just lucky enough to meet Steve Jobs.

Laurenna was born in New Jersey, USA in 1963. Her father is a Marine Corps pilot and her mother is a high school teacher.

Her father died in a plane crash when she was 3 years old. Her mother relied on her meager income as a substitute teacher to raise three children and later remarried.

I never thought that my stepfather was an alcoholic and would take out his anger on his wife and children whenever he drank too much.

Because of this, the young Laurenna had the idea of ??"self-reliance and self-reliance".

In order to go to college, Laurenna had to save money, taking out loans, scholarships, work-study, and waitressing jobs to just scrape together the tuition.

Despite the hard work, Laurenna deeply understands that only reading can change her destiny.

At the age of 22, she received a BA in Economics from the Wharton School and a BA from the University of Pennsylvania.

After graduation, she successfully joined Goldman Sachs as a fixed income trading strategist.

After working hard on Wall Street for three years, she resolutely quit this job that everyone envied and went to Stanford Business School to study for an MBA.

It was also there that she met Steve Jobs, the man who turned the world upside down.

At that time, Jobs was an entrepreneurial star and came to give a speech to students at Stanford Business School.

Laurenna happened to be late that day and sat in the first row next to Jobs.

In order to make the atmosphere less awkward, Laurene joked that she was sitting here because she won the lottery, and the prize was to have dinner with Steve Jobs.

So they actually had dinner together, and Jobs arranged an important meeting for this purpose.

They were together after that, and then...

In 1991, the two held a wedding at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park.

Before getting married, Steve Jobs was a scumbag known to everyone for his violent and extreme personality.

Laurenna calmed his temper like a spring breeze, and he became gentle and thick.

He took in the eldest daughter he had with his ex-girlfriend and was not recognized by Jobs, and accompanied his husband to forgive his biological mother who abandoned him, giving Jobs the warmth of home he longed for.

In 1997, Apple was in crisis and its stock price plummeted. With Laurenna's support, Jobs returned to Apple, which was about to collapse, to regain control of the company, and this was how Apple became the global hegemon.

In 2003, Jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and doctors diagnosed him only six months later.

When the news leaked out, Apple’s internal military morale was greatly shaken, and the stock market and business world were in turmoil.

Laurena stood up. While assisting her husband with daily affairs, she also sought medical advice day and night.

Apple designer Joni Ive said of the boss’s wife: “She was like a beautiful tiger, always guarding Steve Jobs.”

Eight years later, Steve Jobs passed away peacefully .

People found a love letter he wrote to Laurene before his death.

During the twenty years she was married to Steve Jobs, Lorena was more than just a virtuous wife.

After giving birth to her first child in the early 1990s, she founded the health food company Terra Vera, selling organic food to retailers in Northern California.

In 1997, Laurene co-founded the non-profit organization College Track with Carlos Watson*** to help low-income students successfully enter college.

So far, more than 2,000 children have received financial aid, and 93% have successfully entered college.

In 2004, he founded the non-profit charity Emerson Collective to promote education and immigration policy reform.

Laurene paid attention to the children of illegal immigrants, provided them with educational and social resources, tried every means to let them live an equal life, and also filmed a documentary "Now Is a Dream".

In 2015, she created the "Super School Project" to allow countless poor young people to attend college;

In 2016, she expanded the Emerson Foundation to allow more disadvantaged children to receive education , bringing new life to old magazines facing bankruptcy...

In March of this year, Laurenna announced in an interview: "I will donate more than 25 billion US dollars and will not leave it to future generations."

Laurenna has a very clear view on money:

Many years ago, Laurenna said this: "Do what you want to do, and leave a you." Consider it an important and permanent trace, then life is not wasted. ”

To this day, Laurenna still retains her husband’s surname.

Live the life you want firmly.