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I'm Judith R. Faulkner, founder of Epic Systems, investor, and CEO of Epic Systems. I'm one of the owners of Epic Systems,. I gave away 30 percent of my personal wealth to charity. And I also pledged to give away the rest of 30% this year 2024 to Individual. I have decided to donate 2,500,000.00 Euro to you. If you are interested in my donation, do contact me for more info.
You can also read more about me via the link below
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CEO
Epic Systems.
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