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Basic Info edit
Types Person, Business Person
Legal Name David M Rubenstein
Date of Birth 1949
Gender Male
Aliases David M Rubenstein
Industries Ground-based & other weapons systems
Private Equity & Investment Firms

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Forbes 400 Richest Americans (2008) [#155]
GQ - Most Powerful People in DC [#24]
The Bubble Barons
State Dinner Guest List, January 2011
Forbes 400 Richest Americans (2010) [#182]
The Philanthropy 50 (2010) [#40]
US-China Business Leaders Meeting at White House
The Giving Pledge signees
The World's Billionaires - Forbes (2011) [#440]
The Philanthropy 50 (2011) [#20]
The World's Billionaires - Forbes (2012) [#418]
The 50 Biggest Charitable Donors of 2011 [#20]
Active Giving Pledge Donors
Philanthropy 50 (2012) [#33]

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Analyst notes about David Rubenstein
Dan  @kevin Bubble Baron David Rubenstein of Carlyle Group will succeed Bubble Baron @Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone Group as chairman of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in May (NYTimes, 3/3/10). The chairman gets to sit in a box every year with the president. Rubinstein hopes to use his position to bridge the “increasing divide in Washington between Republicans and Democrats,” since “the arts help bring people together." (NYT, 3/3/10)
over 3 years ago

With Daniel D'Aniello and William Conway Jr., leaders of leveraged buyout outfit Carlyle Group, smarting from collapse of hedge fund and mortgage bond fund operations. Hedge fund Carlyle-Blue Wave... more »

Relationships Interlocks Giving Political
Government Positions
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments
  • Chief Counsel ('75→'76)
    • Carter Administration
  • Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy ('77→'81)
    • Smithsonian Institution
  • Board of Regents
    • Library of Congress
  • Madison Council
    • Ford's Theater
  • Trustee
    • Business Positions
    The Carlyle Group L.P.   Asset management firm
  • Cofounder ('87→) *   [ +1 ]
    • JPMorgan Chase & Co.   A multinational banking corporation and the world's largest...
  • Board of Advisors
    • Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge
  • Partner ('81→'86)
    • Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP   Legal Firm
  • Partner ('73→'75)
    • Scene7, Inc.
  • Director
    • Carlyle Capital Corporation
  • Board Member (past)
    • DBD Cayman, Ltd
  • Director
    • Carlyle Financial Services, Ltd.   General partner of TCG Financial Services, L.P...
  • Director
    • DBD Cayman Holdings, Ltd.
  • Director
    • Ford's Theater
  • Trustee
    • Other Positions & Memberships
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    Council on Foreign Relations   The most prestigious US foreign policy think tank
  • Director
    • Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
  • Dean's Council
    • Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
  • Advisory Board Member
    • School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University
  • Advisory Board
    • Johns Hopkins University
  • Trustee
    • American Council on Germany
  • Board Member
    • The Business Council   Membership association of leading CEOs
  • Member
    • Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory   Biological Laboratory
  • Trustee
    • John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
  • Chairman (May '10→)
    • Center for Strategic and International Studies
  • Trustee
    • Education
    Duke University
  • Bachelor of Arts / Science
    • University of Chicago   Founded in 1890 with a gift from John D. Rockefeller
  • Doctor of Jurisprudence
    • Family
    Alice Rogoff   Wife of David Rubenstein
  • Wife
    • Gabrielle Rubenstein
  • Daughter
    • Professional Associates
    Frank Charles Carlucci   Defense Secretary under Reagan; former chairman of The...
  • Employee ('93→'02)
    • Olivier Sarkozy
  • Employee
    • Daniel F Akerson
  • Employee
    • George H W Bush   41st US president
  • Employee ('98→'03)
    • James Addison Baker III   Chief of Staff and Treasury Secretary under Reagan;...
  • Employee ('93→'05)
    • George W Bush   43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
  • Employee ('90→'92)
    • Norman Pearlstine
  • Employee ('06→)
    • Randal K Quarles   Carlyle Group managing director; former Treasury undersecretary
  • Employee
    • Arthur Levitt   Chair of the SEC from 1993 until 2001
  • Employee ('01→)
    • Donation/Grant Recipients
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    Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
  • Donation ⋅ $10000000 (?→'09)
    • Harvard Kennedy School   Graduate school of government at Harvard
  • Donation ⋅ $10000000 (?→'04)
    • Sanford School of Public Policy
  • Donation ⋅ $5800000 (?→'09)
    • Johns Hopkins Medicine, Health Systems and Hospital
  • Donation ⋅ $5000000
    • University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
  • Donation ⋅ $500000 (?→'08)
    • Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $6000 ('07)
    • Chuck Schumer   US Representative and Senator from New York
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('98)
    • Al Gore   Former Vice President of the United States
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('89)
    • Elizabeth Holtzman   Four term Congressman from New York
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $1000 ('91)
    • Dennis Webster Deconcini   former US Senator from Arizona
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $1000 ('92)