Alejandro Santo Domingo is a Colombian-American financier and heir to the Santo Domingo Group, one of Latin America’s most prominent business dynasties. As managing director of Quadrant Capital Advisors and a board member of Anheuser-Busch InBev, he oversees investments spanning beverages, finance, and media.

Alec Gores is a billionaire investor and founder of The Gores Group, a private equity firm known for pioneering the use of SPACs (special purpose acquisition companies) to take tech and industrial companies public. Born in Israel and raised in Michigan, Gores built his fortune by identifying undervalued businesses and transforming them into market leaders.

Albert Chao is the President and CEO of Westlake Corporation, a global leader in petrochemicals, polymers, and building products. Under his leadership, Westlake has grown from a family business into a publicly traded multinational enterprise. Known for his strategic acquisitions and operational discipline, Chao has played a central role in shaping the modern chemical manufacturing landscape.

Alan Zekelman is a Canadian-American industrialist and executive at Zekelman Industries, one of North America’s largest steel pipe and tube manufacturers. As part of the Zekelman family enterprise, he has played a key role in expanding the company’s reach across infrastructure, construction, and energy sectors.

Alan Trefler is the founder and CEO of Pegasystems, a global leader in AI-powered business process automation and customer engagement software. A former chess prodigy and systems architect, Trefler has built Pegasystems into a multibillion-dollar enterprise serving Fortune 500 clients worldwide. He is also a thought leader in digital transformation and enterprise AI.

Alan Gerry is a pioneering entrepreneur and the founder of Cablevision Industries, once the largest privately owned cable television company in the U.S. A self-made billionaire and former TV repairman, Gerry revolutionized rural cable access and later became a prominent philanthropist, supporting arts, healthcare, and education through the Gerry Foundation.

Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI and one of Silicon Valley’s most influential technologists, known for leading the development of advanced artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT. A former president of Y Combinator, Altman has shaped the startup ecosystem and AI policy landscape, championing both innovation and regulation in a rapidly evolving field.

Adebayo Ogunlesi is a Nigerian-born investment banker, lawyer, and private equity executive best known as the Chairman and Managing Partner of Global Infrastructure Partners. With a career spanning Wall Street and global finance, Ogunlesi has overseen multibillion-dollar infrastructure deals, including the acquisitions of London Gatwick and Edinburgh Airports, cementing his status as a key figure in global infrastructure investment.

Adam Neumann is the controversial co-founder and former CEO of WeWork, whose ambitious vision for “elevating the world’s consciousness” turned a coworking startup into a global phenomenon—before its dramatic collapse.

Adam Foroughi is the co-founder and CEO of AppLovin, a global leader in mobile app marketing and monetization. A former derivatives trader turned tech entrepreneur, Foroughi built AppLovin into a multi-billion-dollar platform powering growth for app developers worldwide.

Adam Bowen is a pioneering engineer and entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of JUUL Labs, where he helped revolutionize the nicotine delivery industry through sleek, tech-driven design. With a background in physics and product design from Stanford, Bowen played a central role in reshaping consumer habits, public health debates, and the global e-cigarette market.

Jeffrey Katzenberg is a transformative figure in global media—reviving Disney animation, co-founding DreamWorks, and launching bold ventures like Quibi and WndrCo. A visionary producer and strategic political force, his impact spans entertainment, technology, and national influence.

Michael Eisner is a legendary media executive and former CEO of The Walt Disney Company, credited with reviving Disney’s creative legacy and expanding its global empire. From blockbuster films and theme parks to major acquisitions like ABC and ESPN, Eisner reshaped modern entertainment. After Disney, he founded The Tornante Company, continuing his influence through ventures in digital media, collectibles, and sports ownership.

Shapoor Mistry, Chairman of Shapoorji Pallonji Group, oversees a $30 billion global conglomerate with interests in construction, infrastructure, real estate, and energy, and holds a significant stake in Tata Sons.

Paweł Marchewka, a Polish video game entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of Techland, the company behind globally successful titles such as Dead Island and Dying Light. As of 2023, he is one of the wealthiest individuals in Poland, with a significant influence in the gaming industry, recognized for his innovative contributions to video game development.

Stephen M. Ross is a real estate magnate, philanthropist, and sports team owner known for founding Related Companies, the real estate firm behind iconic projects like Hudson Yards, and for owning the Miami Dolphins. With a significant influence in real estate, sports, and philanthropy.

Lakshmi Mittal is an Indian-born British business tycoon and the chairman and CEO of ArcelorMittal, the largest steelmaking company globally. His strategic acquisitions and innovative approaches have significantly shaped the global steel industry. Beyond business, Mittal is known for his philanthropic endeavors, especially in education and healthcare.

George Roberts is an influential figure in the world of private equity and finance, co-founding Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR), one of the world's leading global investment firms. Known for his role in shaping the leveraged buyout industry, Roberts has amassed significant wealth and has become a prominent philanthropist, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare.

Eric Smidt is the CEO and co-founder of Harbor Freight Tools, a privately held tool and equipment retailer with over 1,200 locations across the United States. Known for his keen business acumen, Smidt transformed Harbor Freight from a small mail-order business into a retail giant. He is also a notable philanthropist, with significant contributions to education and healthcare.

Lorenzo Fertitta is an American businessman, entrepreneur, and philanthropist best known for his role in transforming the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) into a global sports phenomenon. As a co-founder of Zuffa, LLC, and former CEO of UFC, Fertitta has had a significant impact on the sports and entertainment industry. His business acumen extends to gaming, hospitality, and investments, positioning him as one of the most influential figures in modern sports management.