Who is he and what does he do?

At just 19 years old, Brazilian Livia Voigt has been named to Forbes magazine's list of the richest young people in the world.'. Even at university, his fortune is $1.1 billion.

Who is the young woman?

On Thursday, April 4, the famous magazine revealed the richest young people in the world. The 25 people are under 33 years old and together have a combined net worth of $110 billion. Some of them have their own companies and others are shareholders in one.

Brazilian Livia Voigt, 19 years old, who is still at university, has gained great fame for having a fortune of $1.1 billion. She and her sister Dora Voigt de Assis, 26 years old, are among the new faces of “The Summit.”

According to her Instagram account, which has about three thousand followers, she lives in Florianópolis, a city in Brazil that mainly consists of the island of Santa Catarina. The place is famous for its spa areas and salt water lake.

Voigt is a psychology student. He wrote in his description that he lost his account because it was deleted. Although his posts are few, they show that he loves going to the beach and sharing business videos and tips for success.

At a young age, she is quite a businesswoman, she loves makeup, and in some of her stories, it is noted that she has a healthy lifestyle, as she usually trains. One of the photos is from his Quinceanera party, and at first glance, it's clear that he loves big celebrations.

what do you do for a living?

His wealth is due to his minority stake in the electrical equipment manufacturing company WEG., a company co-founded by his grandfather, Werner Ricardo Voigt, who has since died. Like her sister, Dora Voigt de Assis, she is also a contributor.

According to the website specializing in Brazilian markets and companies, “InfoMoney,” the company is a multinational company operating mainly in the sector of industrial automation products, power transformers and distribution.

The official portal shows that it was created on September 16, 1961, when the skills of an electrician, manager and mechanic were unified. Werner Ricardo Voigt, Egon João de la Selva, and Geraldo Werninghaus achieved their dream: the production of electro-electronic components.