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Published August 10, 2024 at 10:16am by Ahjané Forbes


Tech and Business Titan, Susan Wojcicki, Dies at 56

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Susan Wojcicki, a leading figure in the tech and business world, has passed away at the age of 56. Her husband, Dennis Troper, announced her death in a heartbreaking Facebook post, revealing that Wojcicki had been battling non-small cell lung cancer for two years.

"It is with profound sadness that I share the news of Susan Wojcicki's passing. My beloved wife of 26 years and mother to our five children left us today after living with cancer for 2 years." - Dennis Troper

Wojcicki, a Harvard graduate with a Master's in Economics and an MBA, was an influential figure in the male-dominated tech industry. She joined Google in its early days and played a key role in its ascent, eventually leading to its acquisition of YouTube. As senior vice president for ad products, and later as CEO of YouTube, Wojcicki left an indelible mark on the online landscape.

However, tragedy struck just months ago when the couple lost their 19-year-old son, Marco Troper, to an accidental overdose. The grief-stricken family has now suffered another devastating loss.

Wojcicki's mother, renowned journalist and educator Esther Wojcicki, shared her heartbreak over her grandson's death in a Facebook post, describing Marco as a kind and loving person.

"My beloved grandson Marco Troper, age 19, passed away... Our family is devastated beyond comprehension." - Esther Wojcicki

The coroner's report revealed the tragic details of Marco's accidental overdose, with high levels of cocaine, amphetamine, alprazolam, and hydroxyzine found in his system.

As we mourn the loss of two brilliant lives, we are reminded of the fragility of existence and the profound impact that individuals can have on the world. Susan Wojcicki leaves behind a legacy of innovation, leadership, and courage, breaking barriers for women in tech and business. Her impact will forever be felt by those she inspired.


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