Margot Birmingham Perot is an American businesswoman and philanthropist, the billionaire widow of H. Ross Perot (d. 2019), the legendary tech pioneer and former presidential candidate. Her colossal wealth is generational, tied to the empire founded by her husband, Electronic Data Systems (EDS) and Perot Systems.

Perot's career is defined by generational stewardship and profound philanthropic commitment. Her structural role is tied to managing the family's extensive assets and the activities of the Perot Foundation, focusing on education, healthcare, and the arts.

• Perot Systems/EDS (Family Heir): The foundational source of her wealth, tied to the successful monetization of the IT services sector (EDS was sold to GM for $2.4 billion in 1984; Perot Systems was sold to Dell for $3.9 billion in 2009).
• Philanthropy: The Perot Foundation is a massive structural contributor to Dallas-area education, the arts, and science (funding the Perot Museum of Nature and Science).
• Family Governance: She and her children maintain control over the multi-billion dollar family office and investment portfolio.
• Investment Strategy: Her fortune is tied to the long-term, stable profitability of the technology and real estate sectors.

Margot Birmingham Perot's structural role is centered on fiduciary stewardship of her immense inherited assets. Her late husband, H. Ross Perot, built his wealth by pioneering the IT services outsourcing industry (EDS). The family's wealth was secured by the two major sales of the companies he founded, generating billions in liquid capital.

Her structural contribution is primarily philanthropic: the Perot Foundation is a major structural force in Dallas civic life and science education (founding the Perot Museum of Nature and Science). Her wealth is secured by the colossal liquid gains from the tech company sales and the long-term appreciation of the family's real estate and investment portfolio.

Margot Birmingham Perot's social impact is massive and structural, tied to the Perot Foundation's profound commitment to science, education, and civic engagement in Dallas and nationally. Her husband's companies provided essential IT services that transformed global corporate management. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science provides a massive structural contribution to STEM education.

Her structural contribution is tied to the successful generational transition of the family's massive fortune and its dedication to high-impact social and educational causes.

Margot Birmingham Perot maintains the professional, composed style of a philanthropist and executive. Her attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored suits. Her aesthetic reflects stability and immense corporate authority, typical of a leader in global philanthropy.

Residing in Dallas, Texas, her luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from her multi-billion dollar fortune. Her life is dedicated to financial stewardship, cultural patronage, and philanthropic strategy.