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This is a list of Jewish American Businesspeople. For other Jewish Americans, see List of Jewish Americans.

This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy certain standards for completeness. Revisions and additions are welcome.

Finance

Jack Abramoff
Leonard Abramson
George Akerlof
Madeleine Albright, on the Board of Directors of the New York Stock Exchange
Kenneth Arrow
Jules Bache
Charlene Barshefsky
Bernard Baruch
Gary Becker
Joshua Bekenstein
August Belmont
Marc Benioff, Goldman Sachs
Sandy Berger, chairman of Stonebridge International
Ben Bernanke
Lloyd Blankfein, CEO and chairman of Goldman Sachs and highest paid Wall Street firm CEO in 2006
Leonard Blavatnik, owner of oil and chemical companies
Henry W. Bloch, co-founder of H&R Block
Richard Bloch, co-founder of H&R Block
Walter Block
Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg, mayor of New York, philanthropist
Richard C. Blum, Chairman and President of Blum Capital Partners, L.P.; owns 75% of the voting stock in Perini
W. Michael Blumenthal, former Secretary of the Treasury, business leader in many private firms
Ivan Boesky, corporate takeovers arbitrageur and insider trading convict
Joshua Bolten, Executive Director for Legal and Government Affairs at Goldman Sachs in London from 1994 to 1999
Eli Broad, real estate, insurance, philanthropist, art collector
William Browder
Abby Joseph Cohen, partner and chief U.S. investment strategist at Goldman Sachs
Manuel F. Cohen
Steven A. Cohen, billionaire hedge fund investor and founder of SAC Capital Management
William Cohen
Jim Cramer
Lester Crown
Kenneth Duberstein
Stuart E. Eizenstat, senior strategist at APCO Worldwide, Board of Advisors of the Global Panel Foundation
Jeffrey Epstein, private investor at Bear Stearns
Dalck Feith
Douglas J. Feith
Martin Feldstein
Arthur J. Finkelstein
Stanley Fischer
Kenneth L. Fisher
Robert Fogel
Martin Frankel
Benjamin H. Freedman
Jacob A Frenkel, Vice-Chairman of American International Group
Milton Friedman
Richard S. (Dick) Fuld, Jr., chairman and CEO of Lehman Brothers
Steven Fulop, former partner at Goldman Sachs
Jeffrey Garten
Harold Glasser
Lewis Glucksman
Bela Gold
Marcus Goldman & Samuel Sachs, founders of Goldman Sachs
Tom Gores
Evan G. Greenberg, CEO of ACE Ltd.
Maurice R. Greenberg, former chairman and CEO of American International Group (AIG), the world's largest insurance and financial services corporation
Joel Greenblatt
Alan Greenspan
Zvi Griliches
Sanford J. Grossman
Guggenheim family, business leaders, philanthropists & art patrons
Sidney Harman
John Harsanyi
Jerry A. Hausman
Ricardo Hausmann
Robert Heilbroner
Richard Holbrooke
Carl Icahn, billionaire Investments Takeovers
Otto Hermann Kahn
Loren N. Kaplan, President Of Mamalahoa Publishing/Rare Groove Urban Music Collective UMX (Jewish Father)
Henry Kaufman, on the board of directors of Lehman Brothers
Adam Kidan
Israel Kirzner
Henry Kissinger
David Klein
Lawrence Klein
Philip Morris Klutznick, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce and owner of numerous malls and department stores
Jerome Kohlberg, Jr., co-founder of KKR leveraged buyout
Bruce Kovner, founder of Caxton Associates (hedge fund firm)
Robert Krausz
Henry Kravis, leveraged buyout pioneer and philanthropist co-founder of KKR
Paul Krugman
Simon Kuznets
Edward Lampert, billionaire founder of ESL Investments & Goldman Sachs
Frank Lautenberg, U.S. Senator and founder of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP), the largest payroll and tax filing processor in the world
Thomas Lee, leveraged buyout specialist
Philip Lehman
- Robert Lehman
Samuel D. Leidesdorf
Al Lerner, billionaire ex-chairman of MBNA and ex-owner of the Cleveland Browns
- Randolph Lerner, billionaire chairman of MBNA
Dennis Levine
Gerald M. Levin, brokered the merger between AOL and Time Warner in 2000
Arthur Levitt
Steven Levitt
Jacob Lew
Peter Lewis, billionaire chairman of Progressive Insurance
Lewis Libby
Solomon Loeb
Harry Markowitz
Leo Melamed, founding chairman of the International Monetary Market
Robert C. Merton
André Meyer
Eugene Meyer, chairman of the Federal Reserve (1930-1933), president of the World Bank (1946)
Michael Milken, junk bond king & philanthropist
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., former Secretary of the Treasury under FDR, financial advisor to Israel
Roy Neuberger, financier & art dealer
Suze Orman
Ronald Perelman
Harvey Pitt
Michael Price, billionaire investor
Robert Reich
Marc Rich
George R. Roberts, billionaire co-founder of KKR leveraged buyout
Felix Rohatyn
Murray Rothbard
Rothschild family, has many holdings in both the USA and the UK, along with other European countries
- Nathaniel Robert de Rothschild
Robert Rubin, former United States Secretary of the Treasury, executive at Citigroup, has served on the board of directors of the New York Stock Exchange, the Ford Motor Company, the Harvard Corporation, the New York Futures Exchange, and has held many other positions
Alexander Sachs
Jeffrey Sachs
Paul Samuelson
George D. Sax, Bussiness Entrepreneur, credited with the innovation of Drive-Through Banking
Jacob Schiff, financier & philanthropist
Mortimer L. Schiff, financier & Boy Scouts of America leader
Myron Scholes
Charles R. Schwab, founder and CEO of Charles Schwab Corp.
Stephen A. Schwarzman
William Schwartz, corporate director at Viacom
Jay Alan Sekulow
Nicole Seligman
Andrei Shleifer
Muriel Siebert, first woman to purchase a seat on NYSE
Martin Siegel
Greg Silvermaster
Jeffrey Skoll, billionaire former president of E-Bay and CEO of Participant Productions
Haym Solomon
Robert Solow
Rudolph Sonneborn
George Soros, financier & philanthropist
Ben Stein
Saul Steinberg
Michael Steinhardt
Sy Sternberg, Chairman and CEO of New York Life Insurance Company
Joseph E. Stiglitz
Lawrence Summers, former chief economist for the World Bank, former United States Secretary of the Treasury, former president of Harvard University
Henry Taub
David Tepper, Goldman Sachs
Laurence Tisch of Loews Corporation
Preston Robert Tisch of Loews Corporation
Jacob Viner
Paul Volcker
Warburg family
- James Warburg
- Max Warburg
- Paul Warburg
Bruce Wasserstein, financier & current CEO of Lazard
Sandy Weill, ex-CEO of Citigroup, philanthropist
John Weinberg
Peter Weinberg
Harry Dexter White, American economist and senior U.S. Treasury department official
James Wolfensohn, president of the World Bank (1995-2005)
Paul Wolfowitz, current (2005-) president of the World Bank
Dov Zakheim
Marc Zell
Robert Zoellick, managing director and chairman of Goldman Sachs' International Advisors department
Martin Zweig

Toys

Joshua Lionel Cowen, toy train manufacturer, founder of Lionel Corporation
Arnold Greenberg, CEO of Coleco
Ruth Handler, inventor of Barbie, founder of Mattel
Isaac Larian, founder of MGA Entertainment, the biggest privately owned toy company in the world
Charles Lazarus, founder of Toys R Us
Rose & Morris Michtom, inventors of the teddy bear
David Rosen, former CEO of SEGA

Food, food services, confectionery, etc.

S. Daniel Abraham
Louis Auster, inventor of egg cream
Burton Baskin & Irving Robbins, founders of Baskin Robbins
Eli M. Black
Gypsy Boots
Bronfman family (USA & Canada) of the Seagram Company
- Andrea Bronfman
- Edgar Bronfman, Jr.
Ben Cohen & Jerry Greenfield, founders of Ben & Jerry's
Gérard Louis-Dreyfus
Joseph Friedman, inventor of the flexistraw
Jack Greenberg, CEO of McDonald's
Roger Harvin, Former Pres, CEO, & Chairman of the Board of Church's Chicken
Reuben Mattus, founder of Häagen-Dazs
Danny Meyer
William Rosenberg, founder of Dunkin' Donuts
Howard Schultz, head of Starbucks, co-owner of Jamba Juice

Electronics

Beny Alagem, founder of Packard Bell
Ralph Baer, inventor of the video game console
Michael Dell, founder of Dell, philanthropist
Donna Dubinsky, co-founder of Palm Computing
Lee Felsenstein, moderator of the Homebrew Computer Club
Jerald G. Fishman, CEO of Analog Devices
Andrew Grove, former CEO of Intel
Howard Jonas, founder of IDT Corp.
Eugene Kleiner, co-founder of Fairchild Semiconductor, venture capitalist
Dennis Kozlowski, former CEO of Tyco International
Jaron Lanier, virtual reality products
Tommy Mottola, former head of Sony Music (converted)
Arthur Rock, hi-tech venture capitalist (Intel, Apple)
Ivan Seidenberg, CEO of Verizon Communications
Jack Tramiel, founder of Commodore International
Andrew Viterbi & Irwin Jacobs, founders of Qualcomm
Edward Zander, CEO of Motorola, former COO and president of Sun Microsystems, a director at Seagate Technologies, former managing director at Silver Lake Partners

Software and Internet

Shai Agassi
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft (Jewish mother)
Paul Baran
Nick Berg
Dan Bernstein, creator of qmail
Leonard Bosack, co-founder of Cisco Systems
Dan Bricklin & Bob Frankston, creators of Visicalc
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google
Bram Cohen, creator of BitTorrent
Stephen M. Cohen
Mark Cuban, founder of Broadcast.com, owner of the Dallas Mavericks
Larry Ellison, founder of Oracle Corporation (Jewish mother, Jewish adoptive parents)
Milt Gabler
Rob Glaser, founder of RealNetworks
Yair Goldfinger, Arik Vardi, Sefi Vigiser, Amnon Amir & Ariel Yarnitsky, founders of Mirabilis and ICQ
Nat Goldhaber
Andy Hertzfeld, programmer on Mac OS
Philippe Kahn, founder of Borland
Larry Kaplan, co-founder of Activision
Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus Software, co-founder of EFF
Raymond Kurzweil, artificial intelligence software
Phil Katz, creator of PKZip
Leslie Lamport, initial developer of LaTeX
Sandra Lerner, co-founder of Cisco Systems
Max Levchin, founder of PayPal
Elias Levy (aka Aleph One), long-time moderator of Bugtraq
Michael Moritz, venture capitalist with Sequoia Capital
Ken Novack
Larry Page, co-founder of Google (Jewish mother)
Jef Raskin, interface designer for Apple Macintosh
Seymour I. Rubinstein, creator of WordStar
Jonathan Sachs, chief programmer on Lotus Software
Joshua Schachter, creator of del.icio.us
Jonathan I. Schwartz, CEO of Sun Microsystems
Dmitry Shapiro
Jeff Skoll, billionaire co-founder and first president of eBay
Richard Stallman, programmer of Emacs, founder of GNU
Larry Tesler, creator of Gypsy
Dave Winer, content management, XML-RPC
Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook

Media and Entertainment

George Abrams, corporate director at Viacom
J. J. Abrams
Herb Abramson, record company executive and producer
Julius Ochs Adler
Lou Adler
Maurice Adler
Irwin Allen
Herb Alpert
Samuel Z. Arkoff
Letty Aronson
David Begelman
David Belasco
Lawrence Bender
Rick Berman
William Morris Bioff, labor leader in the movie production business from the 1920s through the 1940s
Steven Bochco
Steve Bornstein
Jordan Bratman
James L. Brooks, TV producer
Jerry Bruckheimer
Bruce Cohen
Lyor Cohen
Harry Cohn & Jack Cohn, co-founders of Columbia Pictures
Heinrich Conried
Philippe Dauman, president and CEO of Viacom
Clive Davis
Nicolas de Gunzburg
Barry Diller, creator Fox Broadcasting Company
Michael Eisner, former head of The Walt Disney Company
Ari Emanuel
Cy Feuer
William Fox, Joseph Schenk, co-founders of 20th Century Fox
Fred W. Friendly, former president of CBS
Frohman brothers
Don Garber
David Geffen, co-founder of Dreamworks SKG and founder of Geffen Records
Michael Gelman
Joel Gertner
Leonard Goldberg
Leonard Goldenson, founder of ABC
Akiva Goldsman
Glazer family
Dan Glickman, chief lobbyist for the Motion Picture Association of America
William Goetz
Mark Goodson
Bill Graham
Brian Grazer
Alan Greenberg, corporate director at Viacom
Scott Greenstein
Oscar Hammerstein I
Don Hewitt
Paul Heyman
Sam Jaffe
Mel Karmazin, CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio
Jeffrey Katzenberg (1950 - ) film producer, director and co-founder of DreamWorks SKG
Sam Katzman
Jared Kushner, owner of the New York Observer (son of Charles Kushner)
Carl Laemmle, founder of Universal Studios
Sherry Lansing, former head of Paramount Pictures
Norman Lear
Ross Levinsohn
Marv Levy
Val Lewton
Marcus Loew, Samuel Goldwyn, Louis B. Mayer, co-founders of MGM
Siegmund Lubin
David Merrick
Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS Corporation
Guy Oseary
Michael Ovitz
William S. Paley, founder of CBS
Joseph Papp
Lou Pearlman
Hal Prince
Shari Redstone
Sumner Redstone, head of Viacom and on the board of directors at CBS
Ralph Roberts, Daniel Aaron, Julian Brodsky, founders of Comcast
Billy Rose
Steve Ross
Joe Roth
Rick Rubin
Samuel M. Rubin
Haim Saban, former owner of the Family Channel (purchased by Disney) and the Kirch German Media empire
David Sarnoff, founder of RCA
Dorothy Schiff
Mortimer L. Schiff
B.P. Schulberg
Morris Schwartz
Sherwood Schwartz
William Selig
David O. Selznick and other members of the Selznick family
Irene Mayer Selznick
Lewis J. Selznick
Neal Shapiro, former president of NBC News
Allan Sherman
Shubert family
Robert F.X. Sillerman, billionaire CEO and chairman of CKX, Inc.
Joel Silver
Harry Sloan, Chairman of MGM
Phil Spector
Aaron Spelling
Sam Spiegel
Steven Spielberg, director, founder of Dreamworks SKG
Dawn Steel
Jules C. Stein, founder of MCA
Howard Stern, media mogul
Brandon Tartikoff
Irving Thalberg
Harry, Albert, Sam & Jack Warner, founders of Warner Brothers
Casey Wasserman
Lew Wasserman
Bob Weinstein & Harvey Weinstein, founders of Miramax
David Westin
Jeff Zucker, Chief Executive Officer of the NBC Universal Television Group
Adolph Zukor, founder of Paramount Pictures

Publishing

Moses Annenberg
Walter Annenberg, publisher & philanthropist
Avi Arad, CEO of Marvel Comics
Peter Bart
Robert L. Bernstein
Adam Bly, founder and CEO of Seed Media Group, Seed Magazine
Bennett Cerf, publisher and co-founder of Random House
L. Gordon Crovitz, publisher of The Wall Street Journal
Paul Fishbein, owner of AVN magazine, the standard trade magazine of the pornography industry in the U.S.
Jane Friedman
Bonnie Fuller, editor and autobiographer
Al Goldstein founder of Screw magazine
Martin Goodman
Katharine Graham
Alfred & Blanche Knopf, founders of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Paul Levitz, President of DC Comics
Samuel Irving Newhouse, founder of Advance Publications
Samuel Irving Newhouse, Jr., CEO of Advance Publications and chairman of Condé Nast Publications
Adolph Ochs, former head of the New York Times
Joseph Pulitzer, publisher (Jewish father)
Barney Rossett, founder of Grove Press (Jewish father)
David Schneiderman, owner of The Village Voice
Richard L. Simon & Max Schuster, founders of Simon and Schuster
Roger W. Straus, Jr., co-founder of Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The New York Times
Mortimer Zuckerman, billionaire owner of New York Daily News and US News and World Report

Advertising

Edward Bernays, father of public relations
Bill Bernbach, advertising pioneer
Evan Montvel Cohen, owner of several advertising agencies, first chairman and co-founder of Air America Radio
Jay Chiat, advertiser
Ari Emanuel
Sidney Frank
Stan Freberg, advertiser & radio personality
Joe Gould
Albert Lasker, advertising pioneer, founder of the Lasker Award
Rochelle Lazarus, chair and CEO of Ogilvy & Mather, one of the world's largest advertising agencies
Ron Popeil, inventor & father of infomercials
Daniel Snyder, founder and owner of Snyder Communications

American sports: owners, commissioners, managers, presidents, etc.

Leslie Alexander, U.S., owner of Houston Rockets and Houston Comets
Micky Arison, U.S., owner of the Miami Heat
Red Auerbach, U.S., coach and GM of the Boston Celtics
Gary Bettman, U.S., National Hockey League Commissioner
Arthur Blank, U.S., owner of the Atlanta Falcons (since 2002); owner of the Arena Football League franchise the Georgia Force
Mark Cuban, U.S., owner of Dallas Mavericks
William Davidson, U.S., Chairman of Palace Sports and Entertainment, principal owner of the Detroit Pistons of the NBA, the Detroit Shock of the WNBA, and the Tampa Bay Lightning of the NHL
Al Davis, U.S., owner of the Oakland Raiders
Steve Ellman, U.S., owner of the Phoenix Coyotes
Theo Epstein, U.S., General Manager of the Boston Red Sox
Don Garber, U.S., Major League Soccer Commissioner
Dan Gilbert, U.S., owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers
Avram Glazer, U.S., joint Chairman of the Manchester United board
Joel Glazer, U.S., Chairman of Manchester United
Malcolm Glazer, U.S., owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, majority owner of Manchester United
Eddie Gottlieb, U.S. basketball coach, owner Philadelphia Warriors, NBA founder
Ludwig Guttmann, U.S., founder of the Paralympics
Raanan Katz, joint U.S./Israeli citizen, part owner of the Miami Heat
Herb Kohl, U.S., owner of the Milwaukee Bucks
Bob Kraft, U.S., owner of the New England Patriots and New England Revolution
Jerry Krause, U.S., former General Manager of the Chicago Bulls
Lerner family, U.S., owners of the Washington Nationals
- Randy Lerner, U.S., owner of the Cleveland Browns, owner of Aston Villa
Jamie McCourt, U.S., owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, only current female owner in major league baseball (Jewish father, and therefore not considered Jewish under orthodox Jewish law)
Art Modell, U.S., former owner of the Baltimore Ravens
Gabe Paul, U.S., long-time President & General Manager of the Cleveland Indians
Abe Pollin, U.S, owner of the Washington Wizards, former owner of the NHL's Washington Capitals and the WNBA's Washington Mystics
Jerry Reinsdorf, U.S., owner of the Chicago Bulls, owner of the Chicago White Sox
Henry Samueli, U.S. owner of the Anaheim Ducks, founder of Broadcom Corporation
Abe Saperstein, U.S. founder & owner of Harlem Globetrotters
Howard Schultz, U.S. owner of Seattle Supersonics. Founder of Starbucks
Bud Selig, U.S., Major League Baseball Commissioner
Mark Shapiro, U.S., General Manager of the Cleveland Indians
Ed Snider, U.S., owner of the Philadelphia Flyers
Daniel Snyder, U.S., owner of Washington Redskins
David Stern, U.S., National Basketball Association Commissioner
Zygi Wilf, U.S., principal owner of the Minnesota Vikings
Fred Wilpon, U.S., owner of the New York Mets
Lewis Wolff, U.S., owner of the Oakland Athletics

Other and miscellany

Bradley Abelow, State Treasurer of the U.S. State of New Jersey, ex-executive with Goldman Sachs
Polly Adler
Ted Arison, founder of Carnival Cruise Lines (U.S. and Israel)
Bob Arum
Irving Azoff
Carl Berg
David Berman, one of the pioneers of gambling in Las Vegas, Nevada
Otto Berman
Abe Bernstein, casino magnate
Charles Birger, alcohol smuggler during Prohibition
Rudy Boschwitz, founder and chairman of a plywood and home improvement retailer, Plywood Minnesota (which later became Home Valu Interiors)
E. H. Bronner
Louis Buchalter, garment industry figure
Kid Cann
Dov Charney
Alex Chiu, inventor of "immortality ring" (by religion only), Jewish follower
Mickey Cohen
Ruthe B. Cowl, philanthropist who established Cowl Rehabilitation Center in Laredo, Texas
Moe Dalitz
Monk Eastman
Maxie Eisen
Andrew Fastow, former CFO of Enron
- Lea Fastow
Benjamin Fein
Heidi Fleiss, prostitution entrepreneur
Drew Friedman, Founder/CEO of hip-hop label Duck Down Records
George Friedman
Joe Gold, founder of Gold's Gym and World Gym
Leslie Gonda
Waxey Gordon
Pincus Green
Gus Greenbaum
Rebecca Gratz
Gerald Grinstein, CEO of Delta Airlines
Lizzie Grubman
Jack J. Grynberg, major international oil and gas magnate
Jake Guzik
Armand Hammer, former CEO of Occidental Petroleum
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy
Martin Indyk
Nathan Kaplan
Abe Landau
Meyer Lansky
Charles Albert Levine
Michael E. Levine
Stanley Levison
Leonard Lewisohn
William Lipshitz
Alfred E. Mann
Jacob Orgen
Bruce Pasternack, President/CEO Special Olympics, Author The Centerless Corporation and Results
Nelson Peltz
Pritzker family, 11 billionaires in the family including:
- Abram Nicholas Pritzker
- Jay Pritzker
- Linda Pritzker
- Robert Pritzker
- Thomas Pritzker
Steve J. Rosen
Frank Rosenthal
Joseph Rosenzweig
William M. Roth
Arnold Rothstein
Harry Sagansky
Dutch Schultz
Jacob Shapiro
Robert J. Shapiro
Eugene Shvidler
Bugsy Siegel
Charles Solomon
Johnny Spanish
Joseph Stacher
Reuben Sturman, highly successful pornographer and businessman
Caspar Weinberger, ex-vice president and general counsel of the Bechtel Corporation and former Secretary of Defense
Jack Zuta
Abner Zwillman

David Geffen
Sheldon Adelson of Las Vegas Sands
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft (Jewish mother), US Citizen
Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg L.P.
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google Jewish, US Citizen
Eli Broad of KB home and founder of SunAmerica
Michael Dell, founder of Dell, Inc.
Lawrence Ellison, founder of Oracle Corporation (Jewish mother, Jewish adoptive parents), US Citizen
Carl Icahn, investor and director of many companies
Philippe Kahn, founder of Borland
Larry Page, co-founder of Google (Jewish mother), US Citizen
Ronald Perelman, businessman and investor
Sumner Redstone of Viacom
George Soros, speculator and investor

Footnotes

Katzenberg - "Hardie also called on several Jewish members of the entertainment industry, including... Jeffrey Katzenberg"
Wilf - "The team’s owner, Zygi Wilf, an Orthodox Jew ..."

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