Michael Bloomberg was born in 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts. He founded Bloomberg L.P., a financial software company that revolutionized how securities data was stored and consumed, making it highly successful. As the mayor of New York City from 2002 to 2013 and one of the wealthiest people in the world, Bloomberg focused on philanthropy for education, medical research, and the arts. However, he was also known to display extreme impatience, such as when dressing down a disabled reporter.

2. Born - February 14, 1942 (age 72)
Place -Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Nationality –U.S.
Occupation- Mayor of New York City (2002–2013)
C.E.O of Bloomberg L.P.
Bloomberg started his own company, Bloomberg L.P., built
around a financial information computer that revolutionized the
way securities data was stored and consumed. The company was
enormously successful and soon branched into the media
business with more than 100 offices worldwide. As one of the
wealthiest men in the world, Bloomberg chose to turn his
attentions to philanthropy, with an emphasis on education,
medical research and the arts.

3. Personality type-
1.outgoing, artistic, creative, open to new experiences ,risk taking.
2.Tend to be religious, introverted, clutter free, better with saving money.
3. Conservatives are more likely to be involved in Finance, Construction, and Farming.
4. "When you see him on the street, he doesn't carry himself with an air of someone
who's that powerful or has that much money," says Allen Brawer,

4. Traits –
That is one side of Michael Bloomberg, a companion to his solid
record of philanthropy.
There is another side. It is one of extreme peevishness. It was on
display the other day when he publicly dressed down a disabled
reporter whose tape recorder had accidentally — repeat,
accidentally — started playing as the mayor began to speak in
support of legalizing same-sex marriage.
All the while, Mr. Bloomberg behaved as if an unpardonable act of
lèse-majesté had been committed.

5. Leadership style-
He ordered a mandatory evacuation of low-lying areas of the city when
Hurricane Irene threatened; orchestrating the 10th anniversary
ceremony for victims of 9/11 while keeping a watchful eye for possible
terrorist attacks; managing a difficult, and worsening, city budget;
dealing with the Occupy Wall Street movement; and, near the end of
the year, choosing Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology to build a new $2 billion applied sciences and engineering
campus on Roosevelt Island that would help New York City compete
nationally for high-tech start-ups.

6. Employee turnover and company performance –
In 2009, Bloomberg L.P. services accounted for a third of the $16 billion global financial
data market. At this time, the company had sold 315,000 terminals worldwide. Moreover,
the company brought in nearly $7 billion in annual revenue, with 85 percent coming from
terminal sales. In 2010, Bloomberg L.P.'s market share stood at 30.3 percent, compared
with 25.1 percent in 2005. In 2011, the company had 15,000 employees in 192 locations
around the world.

7. Social issues-
1.Michael Bloomberg on abortion .
2. On budget and economy.
3. On civil rights.
4. On war and peace.
5. On welfare and poverty.

8. Personal information-
In 1975, Bloomberg married Yorkshire-born Susan
Brown. They had two daughters: Emma (b. ca.
1979) and Georgina (b. 1983), who were featured
on Born Rich, a documentary film about the
children of the extremely wealthy.
Bloomberg divorced Brown in 1993, but he has
said she remains his "best friend.
In 2010 Bloomberg was living with former New
York state banking superintendent Diana Taylor.