India, Aug. 31 -- Warren Buffett, 94, turned Berkshire Hathaway from a struggling textile company into a global powerhouse worth nearly $1 trillion. As the legendary investor nears the end of his career, all eyes are on succession. One of the most important jobs, non-executive chairman, will go to his son, Howard "Howie" Buffett.

The move is part of Warren's long-term plan to protect Berkshire's culture and ensure shareholder interests remain at the center of its operations.

As per Investopedia, born in December 1954, Howie is Warren Buffett's middle child. Unlike his famous father, Howie did not complete college, but he built an unusual and wide-ranging career.

He has been a farmer, sheriff, philanthropist, author, and board member of...