Ford Shared This Vision. We Are Inviting

"there's No Ceo For The Government." But If You Were Ceo For A Day At The Government, Would You Have Tools And Reports And Wherewithal To Look At Government The Way A Business Would Look At Its Lines Of Business, Its Spending, Its Revenue? I've Actually Been Working, First By Myself And Then With A Group Of People, On Then On And Off, And Now Much More On, Almost Since The I Time Left Microsoft.

I'm A Shareholder In Microsoft Corp. Of Some Size, And While I Don't Work For The Place Anymore, I Think A Lot About That Investment, How - As An Outsider - Might I Add Value Or Not Add Value? Do I Believe That Things Are Headed In A Good Direction? So I Wouldn't Say I Spend The Majority Of My Time On That, But I Spend Some Time On That As Well.

I Loved Every Minute Of My Time At Microsoft, But I Had Always Envisioned Having Another Phase Of Life Just Because I Thought That Would Be Interesting. It Had Never Been My Plan To Work Until I Literally Didn't Want To Do Anything And Then Hang It Up.

It's Always Great When You Get A Lot Of People Pushing Themselves To Do Better, Be Better, Invent Better, Better Serve, Better Lead Customers In New Directions.

The World Is Changing, But So Is Microsoft.