After finding success across the country, Burton is bringing Fletch to southwest MO with the help of the efactory's accelerator program, Cohort 4. "Accidental entrepreneur" studied chemistry at UC, Berkeley, got Ph.D. from Caltech. Sales: $16 billion. for $670 million and 5-year employment contract in 1996. Revenues exceed $20 billion; company booked $25 billion in new contracts last year. Reward and punishment occur during life. Paid $80 million for Jasper Johns painting "False Start" last year. Firm's $1.4 billion investment arm has dumped $350 million into China; funding $100 million venture capital fund in Korea, $150 million fund in eastern Europe. Purchased licorice maker MacAndrews & Forbes, used as a holding company for buyouts. In 2004 formed Khosla Ventures to fund "science experiments.". Then Harvard Law. Took Founded Moore Capital in 1989; returned 86% in first year on savvy bet that Gulf war would drive up oil prices. Fired 1985. Pulled off one of the greatest corporate comebacks in history with 2005 merger of Kmart and Sears, Roebuck. Other investments: low-income housing projects in Egypt, shopping malls in Brazil, office parks in China. Affable buyout maven putting the money men of The Forbes 400 to work. Jon gave $50 million to charity in 2006, active in liberal politics. Has earmarked hundreds of millions to charity. Victor earned engineering degrees from MIT; Ph.D. in economics from Harvard. Buying, drilling natural gas wells; mulling public offering. Netted $125 million after paying $6-per-share dividend last year; shares up 32% this year. Hollywood's richest man cashes in on soaring art market. . Grandchild of Homer Stryker (d. 1980), surgeon who invented mobile hospital bed, founded medical supply company Stryker Corp. last year as company's long-standing practice of shunning retail outlets and selling desktop PCs directly to customers over the phone or Internet floundered. Made fortune with audio-processing systems that eliminate hiss and background noise. Commerce Secretary under Nixon, became chairman of Lehman Brothers 1973. Launched business magazine Cond Nast Portfolio in April. . Acquired, became chief executive of second-largest U.S. auto dealer United Auto Group 1999. $1.4 billion for Manhattan's General Motors Building in 2003; today building worth $2.9 billion. Last year gave $105 million to Stanford Business School; largest single donation ever made to a business program. Today ABC Supply largest supplier of roofing and siding materials to professional contractors in the U.S. with 404 stores. Marquett continued on to complete his bachelor's in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. William studied engineering at Princeton, then Harvard M.B.A. Duo returned to Hong Kong 1970s. Later added 2 competing Boston stations. ) for stock and cash 1989. Sports enthusiast owns pro basketball's Detroit Pistons, WNBA's Detroit Shock, hockey's Tampa Bay Lightning. 2111 S. Eastgate Avenue, Springfield, MO 65809 | Founded Renaissance Technologies 1982. Shares up 38% in past year. revenues exceeded $35 billion last year; 6.5 million items delivered daily. 1962. The Son, Ross Jr., runs Dallas real estate firm Hillwood. Retired 1998, still chairman Today Hearst Corp. controls newspapers (San Francisco Chronicle, Houston Chronicle), magazines (Cosmopolitan, Esquire), cable networks (stakes in ESPN, Lifetime, A&E), TV, radio stations. Business lagged early 1990s; ditched frozen cheese, refurbished stores. Your email address will not be published. public 2002; opened $2.7 billion Wynn Las Vegas megacasino 3 years later. Marquett Burton embodies the high-value life. rose to 4th-biggest player, shipped in Holstein-cow-patterned boxes in homage to origins. Expanded into commercial real estate 1960s. At work employees get free candy, day care, 35-hour workweek and scholarships for their kids to attend affiliated Cary Academy. Sold land at busy intersections to oil companies to set up gas stations. Hired seasoned tech exec Eric Schmidt (see) in 2001 to run operations. Purchased 8-year-old computer-repair firm Geek Squad 2002 for $3 million; today all U.S. Best Buy stores have Geek Squad service available. , Marquette Financial. Bequeathed another $225 million to Rockefeller Brothers Fund last summer. Shares soared 145% in past year. Cabdriver's son borrowed $200 from uncle to sell newspapers at age 12. Quit 1984. In 2011, Burton was awarded a Baltimore City Mayoral Fellowship under Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. Company remains under family control; stock up 250% since 2003. to court 7 years later after learning the investment bank had not informed him that Sunbeam's financial statements were cooked. Goodnight owns two-thirds, Sall the rest. Graduated from Salisbury State. Team now worth $1.2 billion. ConocoPhillips With KKR and Goldman Sachs, agreed to buy power company TXU for $45 billion in cash and assumed debt in February; when completed, deal will be the largest leveraged buyout in history. With Peter Peterson and Hamilton James (see both) took their investment house Blackstone public in June; shares down 30% since. Former Lehman Brothers partner founded Fortress in 1998 with Robert Kauffman and Randal Nardone. Built . Donated millions of dollars to evangelist Jerry Falwell's Liberty University 1990s. Met partner Min Kao (see) at AlliedSignal, left and founded Garmin in 1989 to make navigation devices for aviation, boating, using newfangled Global Positioning System. Company relocated to $700 million, 46-story "green" tower last year. Google is "it girl" now. Considers funding only ideas that can make him at least $250 million. Irwin has sold 13.5 million shares in past two years. Convinced by investor Frank Meyer to move to Chicago; founded Citadel Investment Group 1990 with Meyer's money. With venture capital and family money launched Federal Express 1973. Only child, William (d. 1951), assumed control in 1887, built nation's largest newspaper chain via sensational "yellow" journalism. Studied voice in teens, later dropped out of City College in New York City to become court reporter. Agreed to sell company to Italian rival 1962. Star mutual fund manager buying back his Marsico Capital Management 6 years after selling it to Bank of America for $1.1 billion; $2.7 billion deal will close later this year. KP's $12.5 million investment in 2001 now at $12 billion. Brin emigrated from Russia, Page grew up in Michigan; both sons of professors. "Jerry" began as talent agent for MCA. Invested $1.4 million in a few nerds from Stanford 1980sSun Microsystems. With "I've made a life out of putting a business aspect to my innovative mind. Environmentalist Sam sent kids to alma mater, Cornell, before joining family business. Owns 45 million shares of Sun Microsystems Also supports entrepreneurship through Dayton business center Aileron, single mothers through Dayton-area program The Glen. Now runs oil drilling outfit Chief Operating. Spends majority of time on philanthropy. Increasing presence at airports; through holding company, bought Vanguard Auto Group, operator of National and Alamo car rental companies, for an estimated $1.2 billion earlier this summer. Became president of Recently under legal scrutiny for a 2002 Russian hunting trip: shot a moose, sheep from helicopter. Produced plenty of oil and gas, lots of debt. Believed to help generate string of 30% returns for Soros' Quantum Fund. Sits on board of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. What Is Marquett Burton Net Worth? Beetle enthusiast has one of largest collections in world: 160,000 specimens. U.S. Boat was originally purchased from Paul Allen (see). Grandchild of a.n. Stepped down as chief of buyout firm Kim's Anam, Korean semiconductor maker. Renamed operation Best Buy 1983; took public 1985. Moved to eyewear 1983. Became chief of firm's money management operation 17 years later. Was at Netscape when he met Brin and Page (see) in 1999. Doubters said he overpaid for MySpace, too ($630 million in 2005); a year later Google agreed to pay $900 million for 3 years of access to MySpace, other Weblets. Grandfather, John D., fueled American industrial revolution via Standard Oil. Company incrementally acquired by French bank Socit Gnrale. Third movie, Jaws, started unparalleled run of blockbusters (E.T., Indiana Jones movies, Jurassic Park, many more) and epic dramas (Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan). Oversees consumer finance and California banking divisions. Sold 28% of company to Goldman Sachs for $138 million 1994; took public 1997. Merrill Lynch Ed preferred the limelight. Companies have been fiercely competitive since. Bought cosmetics company Owns stake in money management firm Fremont Group. Reorganized, renamed 5 years later. Managing director at With son Louis (see) and friend Steven Udvar-Hazy (see), started International Lease Finance 1973; acquired, rented airplanes. Fights childhood poverty through George Kaiser Family Foundation; pledged $60 million to redevelop a blighted community alongside a 42-mile stretch of Arkansas River. Oldest member of The Forbes 400. WebMD Outdoorsman chairs the Nature Conservancy. Son, Andrew, began working for dad "as soon as I could drive"; now chairman and chief executive. Wharton grad made plastic egg cartons during 1960s before buying a styrene plant 1970. Used papers to champion Spanish-American War; infamously portrayed by actor Orson Welles in Citizen Kane. Attended Northwestern U. on football scholarship; sold insurance for 5 years after graduating. Rising oil prices squeezed profits; forced to give up 49% of firm to settle debts with creditors. Inherited family watch-parts business at 15 after father passed away; expanded into shopping malls, sports teams. Today Enterprise Rent-A-Car sales exceed $9 billion. Uncle Samuel Slover arrived in Virginia 1900. Computer whiz worked at hedge funds after graduating from Princeton in 1989; quit before 30th birthday to sell books online from Seattle garage. Played hockey for UCLA, started out earning $14 a week working nights at an aircraft factory. Expanded 5-person operation into vast billboard and real estate empire. Nicholas unexpectedly quit as CEO in 2003. Engineering Ph.D. at Cambridge. Boston Properties Bought troubled New England Patriots football franchise in 1994 for then record $172 million. Harvard grad built fortune on inheritance. I have always had the courage to take advantage of opportunities when they come my way." . Bass Enterprises Production Co. pumps an estimated 8 million barrels of oil and gas a year. Brother Leonard Lauder (see) took company public 1995; son William now chief executive. Former Amkor general counsel awaits trial on insider trading charges. 4:513. in July; company blames city contractor. Today firm's private equity, hedge fund, real estate operations manage $43 billion. LEGAL INNOVATION | Tu Agente Digitalizador; LEGAL3 | Gestin Definitiva de Despachos; LEGAL GOV | Gestin Avanzada Sector Pblico chairman spent 9 months in jail on price-fixing charges in 2004. Microsoft 1987; expanded, sold to Viacom 7 years later for $8.4 billion. Went public 1998. Quit first company, VivoRx, after feuding with investors. Engineered $8.2 billion leveraged buyout of newspaper giant Tribune Co. in March; beat out billionaires Eli Broad, Ron Burkle, David Geffen (see all). Today provides a third of the french fries sold around the country. Elbowed Picasso's "Le Rve" just before he planned to sell the painting to hedge fund manager Steve Cohen (see) for $139 million. Duo formed Broadcom 1991 using Nicholas' spare bedroom to design high-speed telecom chips. Former Republican state senator owns pro basketball's Minnesota Timberwolves. William's father, George, was a prospector, land baron, U.S. senator who "won" failing San Francisco Examiner newspaper as payment for gambling debt in 1880. Wireless, Zazzle.com. Launched Kos Pharmaceuticals 2 years later, invested $200 million to develop and commercialize cholesterol drugs. After attending UC Berkley and John Hopkins University and working for a collection of tech companies (now the CEO of Fletch), Marquett has wisdom every man should listen to. Republican sits on U.S. President's Council of Advisors on Science & Technology. clerk. With brother Frederick, sold stake to brothers Charles and David (see both) for $1.3 billion 1983. Developed Java technology at Purveyor of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers still making deals. Tinkering with inhaled insulin via As they chatted, the president shared a concern that spurred Burton to instead solve a different problem. Sales: $4.7 billion. Cigar aficionado bought majority stake in pro football's Baltimore Ravens 2004. Company now peddles 27 brands, including Clinique, Aveda, Bobbi Brown, La Mer. Father, James (Bud) Walton, and his brother Sam ran handful of small 5-and-10 stores in Arkansas and Missouri. Today Hearst Corp. controls newspapers (San Francisco Chronicle, Houston Chronicle), magazines (Cosmopolitan, Esquire), cable networks (stakes in ESPN, Lifetime, A&E), TV, radio stations. Recently smacked by stagnating Miami market; estimated 2007 sales down 33% from last year to $2 billion. Ed spent $200 million building Biosphere 2 project in Arizona 1990s; sold with surrounding land to housing developer for $50 million this year, leased laboratory to U. of Arizona. Nicholas is tech's bad boyall 6 feet 6 inches of him. New York Times Co. In June Broadcom won federal lawsuit alleging Qualcomm abuses power at international standards body; in August appeals court sided with Broadcom right to sue. Forging into retail, business intelligence software; determined to squeeze out German rival private for $9 billion. Created firm in 1981 to sell financial data, analytic tools to Wall Street. Investing in technology that removes carbon dioxide from coal-burning plants, cancer research. Now competing with Nike, expanding into sportswear, shoes. Founded asset management firm trust Company of the West 1971. Built riches on a marketing surprise. Expedia American Real Estate Partners Founded hardware store chain Menard's 1972; expanded, undercut competition pennies at a time. Stumbling online: nearly all Cond Nast Web sites used mainly to sell subscriptions, deliver magazine content. Equity Residential "Maggie" took reins in 1992, ceded do-it-yourself market to Home Depot, Lowe's. Today his Red Apple Group owns $500 million worth of property; New York's Gristedes grocery chain. Clear Channel Assets under management: $1.5 trillion. Son James runs Twins Sports. Opened Charlotte Motor Speedway 1960. Opened Meijer Grocery 1934 with son Frederik; kept prices low. Got start flying helicopters in Korean War, then worked at Donated $100 million to alma mater to create the Frank Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy. Since then Cisco sales up 28%, net profits up 63%, per-share earnings up 160%. Iranian immigrant got electrical engineering degree at San Jose State, did short stint at Hewlett-Packard. Developed market for high-yield junk bonds, fueled 1980s leveraged buyout mania. Assets under management exceed $16 billion. Focused on developing office and residential properties in New York City. In 2012 Burton founded his first technology company, HobbyBuddy, a platform where individuals and couples could connect with people to enjoy a hobby or activity. With Also stakes in football's St. Louis Rams, English soccer squad Arsenal; 5 ranches across Montana, Wyoming, California, Canada. Marquett Davon Burton was born to Jeffrey Leadbetter and Kim Burton in San Diego, California. This year bought 9 TV stations from Bought pro football's Dallas Cowboys in 1989 for $150 million; team worth $1.2 billion today. Early investor, board member of Google has sold more than 3 million shares since 2004 public offering; still owns 1.7 million shares worth $870 million. Sam began retail career 1940 making $75 a month as Edgar Sr. took over U.S. operations, brother Charles ran business in Canada. Also owns Gold's Gym, Mexican retail chain Waldo's; stock in Footing most of the bill for new $800 million Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Served in South Pacific during WWII. Now they get him in trouble. Seventh child of Kentucky dairy farmers opened hamburger stand to fund flying lessons after hearing radio broadcast of Lindbergh's 1927 transatlantic flight. Also stake in Guitar junkie funded 2-year legal battle by Jimi Hendrix kin to recover rights to his music; won. Today owns Citi shares worth $1.1 billion. Construction worker's son built computer from scratch as teenager; invented an unbeatable tic-tac-toe game that won him a scholarship to MIT. Practiced bankruptcy law in Dallas, left to invest in oil and gas 1984. Upon graduating he joined Teach For America's 2009 Baltimore Corp. Berkshire Hathaway "Si" heads magazines via Cond Nast (New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Vogue). Media shy: "I wouldn't mind being the least-known owner in the NFL.". Vowed to retire in 2005, can't walk away. 1983. Constructing new lumberyards across the Sunbelt. Former bartender launched early Internet audio and video portal Broadcast.com with Indiana University buddy Todd Wagner (see). in 1986. Widow of Brooklyn-born investor Preston Tisch. Took public 2004; personally netted $275 million. Sold pro hockey's St. Louis Blues last year. 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