What you may have missed about Mackenzie Scott
Mackenzie Scott is an American billionaire bussinesswoman, nobelist and philanthropist. Born in April 1970,she began her career of writing at the age of six, when she wrote a book titled, "The Book Worm".In 1992, she graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor degree in English. After her graduation, Scott worked for D.E Shaw company, a firm Jeff Bezos worked for as the Vice President.While working for the company, Scott wrote a novel, "The Testing of Luther Albright" and won an American Book award in 1993, Scott married Bezos and one year later, they both resigned from D.E.Shaw and moved to Seattle and started Amazon. Being one of Amazon's first employees, she was heavily involved in the company's activities ranging from working on the company's name to business plan, accounts among several activities Amazon was engaging in.Scott who was married to Bezos, the founder of Amazon and Blue Origin between 1993 and 2019, left him with four kids