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Or better than kings. Gods... — Bob Page, Deus Ex. Robert "Bob" Page is a wealthy industrialist, philanthropist and the founder and owner of Page Industries. He was a prominent member of the Illuminati and one of the leaders of the Illuminati's Majestic 12 division until sometime during the 2030s.
Bob Page es un adinerado filántropo fundador y propietario de Page Industries. Forma parte del Consejo de Cinco dentro de los Illuminati, al cargo de la división Majestic-12 hasta algún tiempo anterior al 2052, cuando gracias a la misma pudo derrocar a los primeros. En ese momento, se convirtió…
Horror. Sci-fi. Robert "Bob" Page is the main antagonist of the Deus Ex franchise. He's a former member of the Illuminati, the founder and CEO/president of Page Industries, and the current leader of Majestic 12 where he seeks to become a god and establish a one-world regime under Majestic 12.
JC talking to Bob Page in the Ocean Lab.
Voice Actor. Birthplace. Stockton, California. Residence. Dallas, Texas. Cliff Stephens (born July 15, 1960) is an American actor who voices Bob Page in Deus Ex, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Deus Ex: The Fall and Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. In Deus Ex, he also voiced Ford Schick and a generic male cop. External links. Cliff Stephens' IMDb entry.
Walton Simons is Bob Page's chief lieutenant and right hand man. In order to control FEMA as a proxy, Page manipulated a U.S. senator infected with the Gray Death to appoint Simons as the head of FEMA. In a meeting between Page and Simons, Page confirms with Simon that the latter's appointment to FEMA will be finalized within a week.
Learn about Bob Page, the leader who has guided the transformation of The University of Kansas Health System from a distressed organization to a national leader in patient care and quality. He has more than 25 years of experience in executive roles and has worked to stabilize the healthcare environment across Kansas, improve patient outcomes and satisfaction, and collaborate with other hospitals across the state.
