Warren Buffett’s son worked on a farm instead of going to college—he’s now the chairman of $1 trillion Berkshire Hathaway
Before becoming chairman of his father's trillion-dollar company, Howard Buffett was a college dropout who taught himself to farm.
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# Warren Buffett's Son Becomes Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Without College Degree Howard Buffett, who eschewed traditional college education to work on a farm and develop agricultural expertise, has been elevated to chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, the $1 trillion conglomerate founded by his father Warren Buffett. The succession marks a significant leadership transition at one of the world's largest investment firms, with Howard's non-traditional path demonstrating that alternative educational routes can lead to senior positions at major corporations.
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