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Steve Ballmer’s family office shows others how to maximise their philanthropic buck

Since retiring as Microsoft chief executive in 2014, Steve Ballmer has set out to show that family offices using a commercial approach get a bigger bang for their philanthropic buck. 

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Ballmer Group
Ballmer Group
  • Sector: Family Office
  • Founded: 2015
  • Country: US
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One response to “Steve Ballmer’s family office shows others how to maximise their philanthropic buck”

  1. Perhaps you can cover the existing and potential capital links between Family Office Capital and Indian Country. jesus

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