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This year LittleSis turned 15! Consider becoming a LittleSustainer to help unsure that our movements have the research and tools
we need to win for the long haul. Any amount is greatly appreciated. Donate today.

Travis K Anderson

Managing Partner, Gilder Gagnon Howe & Co.

Yale College A.B. in history, 1977. Joined stockbrokers R.Gilder and Co. after graduation, became a partner in 1981. Now called Gilder Gagnon, Howe & Co.,Travis has been CEO since 2006. His wife Victoria Phillips Anderson teaches American Cold War history at Columbia University.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Gilder Gagnon Howe & Co. investment firm

• managing partner

Board Memberships

Americans for Limited Government

• Board Member

Donations

Scott Stringer New York City comptroller

• 1 contribution · 2,500 USD (Oct 21 '16)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Club For Growth Action

• 7 contributions · 110,000 USD (Feb 20 '12→Oct 5 '16) [+1]

• 2 contributions · 70,000 USD (Sep 3 '20→Nov 22 '20)

Citizens Club for Growth Inc

• 4 contributions · 76,000 USD (Nov 27 '00→Mar 28 '05)

Club for Growth PAC

• 18 contributions · 50,400 USD (May 6 '20)

Club for Growth.Net

• 2 contributions · 35,000 USD ('04→'07)

Pat Toomey former US Senator from Pennsylvania (2011-2023); former US Representative

• 12 contributions · 20,500 USD ('02→Oct 29 '16)

Richard E Mourdock Indiana State Treasurer, candidate for US Senate in 2012

• 10 contributions · 20,000 USD ('12→Sep 21 '12)

Tim Scott US Senator and Representative from South Carolina

• 9 contributions · 19,600 USD ('10→Apr 14 '15)

Tom Cotton US Senator from Arkansas (2015-present); former US Representative (2013-2015)

• 8 contributions · 19,000 USD ('12→Oct 15 '14)

Ron Johnson US Senator from Wisconsin

• 14 contributions · 18,200 USD ('10→Jan 28 '16)

Kevin Calvey

• 8 contributions · 13,800 USD ('06→Aug 24 '10)