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UHNWI direct is a premier service facilitating the transmission of information to the world's wealthiest and most influential individuals through our advanced routing platform. Our Wealth Intelligence Team conducts comprehensive data analysis to identify contact information for Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWIs). To safeguard personal data, we do not disclose this information; instead, we employ a secure and efficient messaging routing structure. Learn more about how it works.
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Henry Nicholas | $10B+
Henry Nicholas III, cofounder of Broadcom, made his fortune by helping build the semiconductor company into one of the world’s leading chipmakers. A former electrical engineer, he launched Broadcom in 1991 with Henry Samueli, driving innovations that powered the growth of broadband and wireless communications. After taking the company public and scaling it into a multibillion-dollar enterprise, Nicholas stepped down in 2003 but retained significant wealth from his stake. Beyond technology, he has been active in philanthropy, particularly through Nicholas Academic Centers, while also drawing attention for his outspoken views and high-profile controversies.
Everett Dobson | $1B+
Everett Dobson is an Oklahoma-based billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist. As Executive Chairman of Dobson Fiber (and former CEO of Dobson Communications), he built one of the country’s largest rural wireless providers—from a family-owned telephone company into a $1.6 billion business across 17 states, sold to AT&T in 2007. He now leads regional fiber‑optics expansion, serves as a minority owner of the NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder, and chairs leading thoroughbred racing organizations.
David Duffield | $10B+
David A. Duffield is an American enterprise software pioneer. He co-founded PeopleSoft in 1987 and in 2005 co-founded Workday—both revolutionized HR and financial management systems. He later founded Ridgeline Apps, serving investment managers. At age 84, he’s also a philanthropist behind Maddie’s Fund and the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation, with gifts exceeding $450 million.
Chris Wanstrath | $1B+
Chris Wanstrath is an American technology entrepreneur and co‑founder and former CEO of GitHub, the world’s leading software collaboration platform launched in 2008. Self‑taught and briefly enrolled at the University of Cincinnati, he grew GitHub from a side project to a global developer hub with millions of users, eventually selling it to Microsoft in 2018 for $7.5 billion. He later founded Null Games in 2023 and co-launched the non‑profit Ladybird Browser Initiative in 2024
Carl Lindner III | $1B+
Carl Lindner III is the co-CEO and co-president of American Financial Group, a Cincinnati-based Fortune 500 insurance and financial services firm. As longtime chair of Great American Insurance since 1987, he oversees specialized commercial P&C operations while managing over $30 billion in assets. A devout Christian known for disciplined risk-taking and philanthropy, Lindner embodies his family’s values-driven leadership legacy.