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Sep 27, 2023 · Wendy Schmidt was one of three recipients of a Bowsprit award at the 2023 edition of The Honours, organised by The Superyacht Life Foundation and the Monaco Yacht Show, which seeks to recognise the exceptional and inspiring people of the superyacht industry who are inspiring change in the industry and beyond.
Nov 13, 2019 · Schmidt Futures is a philanthropic initiative founded by Eric and Wendy Schmidt in 2017 to find exceptional people and help them do more for others together. Schmidt Futures knits talent into networks, bets on the most promising ideas through diverse forms of competition and support, and equips people to scale through partners and modern tools.
Wendy Schmidt is an American philanthropist and the wife of Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google and chairman of Google holding company Alphabet.Wendy and her husband are involved in a number of philanthropic endeavors that not only fund left-of-center environmentalism and human rights initiatives but also invest in technology development, particularly artificial intelligence (AI).
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Philanthropy. Wendy’s grantmaking and investing across the Schmidt family of organizations seeks to expand our knowledge and stewardship of our planet and its intricately connected systems. Her work supports communities worldwide to access clean energy, pursue agroecology and advance human health and human rights. She believes in the power of ...
Wendy A. Schmidt is a white, bi+ cis-female playwright from the Evangelical Midwest. Her one-woman play Maker of Worlds was produced in Theater for the New City’s Dream-Up Festival in New York in 2019. During lockdown, her shorts Charles Darwin and Modernity of the Soul were produced in the Planet Connections (NYC) Zoomfest, and she created ...
Aug 30, 2022 · Aug. 30, 2022. Last year, the American sailor Wendy Schmidt helmed Deep Blue, the new Botin 85 sailboat she owns, on its inaugural run at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup. One of very few women skippers ...
