CEO of Blackstone Group
CEO Stephen Schwarzman owns 5 homes—including a $31 million apartment in New York City and a mansion in Palm Beach worth over $21 million. The New... more »
RelationshipsInterlocksGivingPoliticalData
Business Positions
Lehman Brothers 4th largest investment bank in the USA (before 2008 bankruptcy)
• Managing Director ('78→'85)
JPMorgan Chase & Co. A multinational banking corporation | World's largest public company
• National Advisory Board member
Blackstone Group Private equity, investment banking, alternative asset management and financial services
• Chairman [+1]
• Chairman & Chief Executive Officer (?→'15)
Blackstone Distressed Securities Advisors L.P.
• Chairman
Russian Direct Investment Fund Sovereign wealth fund
• Member of International Advisory Board
Government Positions
President Trump’s Strategic and Policy Forum White House economics panel chaired and select by Stephen A. Schwarzman
• Chairman ('16→'17)
Other Positions
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Memberships
Council on Foreign Relations The most prestigious US foreign policy think tank
• Member
The Business Council Business Advisory Council for the Department of Commerce since 1933
• Member
Skull & Bones A secret society associated with Yale University.
• Member
Core Club 21-century NYC club for super-rich
• founding member
Wall Street Journal CEO Council 120 of the world’s most powerful chief executives
• Member
Partnership for a New American Economy
• Member
Education
Harvard University Elite private university located in Cambridge, MA
• Master of Business Administration
Yale University Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut - founded in 1701
• BA (Sep '65→May '69)
Holdings
PJT Partners Inc Mergers and acquisitions advisory firm
• largest shareholder ('14→?)
Family
Teddy Schwarzman Son of Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of Blackstone Group
• son ('79→?)
Zibby Right Writer, New York
• daughter
Ellen Katz
• wife (past)
Christine Hearst-Schwarzman lawyer, wife of Stephen Schwarzman
• wife (Nov '95→?)
Professional Associates
Laurence Fink Chairman & CEO, BlackRock
• former professional associate (past)
Friends
George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
• friend ('65→?)
Colin L Powell Secretary of State under George W Bush; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under George H W Bush
• Social
Nouriel Roubini Economist credited with predicting the economic crisis
• Social
Jimmy Lee Vice Chair JPMorgan Chase
• friend
Edward Cardinal Egan Cardinal of the Archdiocese of New York
• close friend
Jeffrey A Rosen Managing Director of Lazard LLC
• longtime friend
Bill Donaldson SEC Chairman, 2003-05; co-founded Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
• longtime Yale buddies
Donation/Grant Recipients
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MIT College of Computing (Stephen A. Schwarzman) Established with a $350 Million Gift from Billionaire Stephen A. Schwarzman
• Donation · $350,000,000 ('18)
Yale University Private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut - founded in 1701
• Donation · $150,000,000
New York Public Library
• Donation · $100,000,000 (Mar 11 '08)
Schwarzman Scholars Rhodes scholar-styled program created by Blackstone CEO, Stephen Schwarzman
• Donation/Grant · $100,000,000
Abington High School, Abington, PA Suburban Public High School Outside Philadelphia
• Donation · $25,000,000 ('18)
Inner-City Scholarship Fund The Inner-City Scholarship Fund provides underprivileged students the tuition to attend Catholic School within the Archdiocese of New York
• Donation · $5,000,000 ('08)
Senate Leadership Fund
• Donation/Grant · $5,000,000 (Jun '18) [+1]
• 3 contributions · $3,070,000 (Jun 23 '15→Oct 25 '16)
Congressional Leadership Fund Republican super PAC
• 1 contribution · $1,700,000 (Oct 19 '16)
National Republican Senatorial Committee
• 6 contributions · $187,000 ('08→May 23 '16) [+1]
• 1 contribution · $1,500 (May 26 '89)
Right to Rise USA Jeb Bush's super PAC
• 4 contributions · $176,580 (May 7 '15→May 2 '16)
Other Affiliations
The School Superintendents Association Premier association for school system leaders and serves as the national voice for public education and district leadership on Capitol Hill.
• Host (Feb 15 '18→?)