Jorge Paulo Lemann
Jorge Paulo Lemann is a Brazilian-born billionaire investor and co-founder of the private equity firm 3G Capital, which is best known for its investments in Anheuser-Busch InBev, Restaurant Brands International, and Kraft Heinz. He began his career as an investment banker, co-founding Banco Garantia in 1971, and later built 3G Capital into a major force in global consumer goods and food industry consolidation. A former five-time Brazilian national tennis champion and Harvard graduate, he resides in Switzerland and remains involved in philanthropic educational initiatives through the Lemann Foundation.
“Stan Shih (Acer), Amadeo Giannini (Bank of America), Larry Hillblom (DHL), George Eastman (Kodak), Fred Smith (FedEx), Jerry Yang (Yahoo), Carlos Slim (América Móvil), Jorge Paulo Lemann (3G Capital), Aristotle Onassis (Olympic Maritime), Harland David Sanders (KFC), James Dyson, Lorenzo Zambrano (CEMEX), Jim Casey (UPS), Li Ka-Shing (CK Hutchison), Frank Lowy (Westfield), Alfred Krupp all lost parents in childhood or adolescence.”
Source→“Jorge Paul Lemann was fourteen when his father was struck down by a streetcar.”
Source→“"Jorge Paul Lemann was fourteen when his father was struck down by a streetcar."”
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