Bob Page

Robert "Bob" Page is a wealthy industrialist, philanthropist and the founder and owner of Page Industries.

Biography
Bob Page was born in Palo Alto, California in 2016, the son of William Page, a member of the EuroBancCorp board of directors, and Melanie Page, a prominent copyright lawyer.

In 2044, Bob Page married his longtime partner, Rebecca Page (née Templeman), and founded Page Industries as a venture-capital/tech incubation firm. Initially, tech journalists expected the venture to fail, with one such journalist describing the venture as: "[Page Industries] is spinning on its swivel chair, alone in an empty warehouse".

However, Page Industries was met with outstanding success, largely due to the acquisition of Versalife and the patent for the anti-rejection drug Neuropozine, and by 2047 Bob Page was a billionaire sitting at the helm of a multinational conglomerate well on its way to AAA status.

Today, Bob Page is most known for his philanthropic and environmentalist work, having spearheaded the Safe Harbour Initiative, which introduced legislation to protect the rights of cyber-augmented people, and donating tens of millions of credits to organizations such as the Clinics and Hospices Association of New York and Liberty in Mind and Body (LiMB).