J. Tomilson Hill
$3.69B
as of 10/04/24
About J. Tomilson Hill
Mergers and acquisitions maven J. Tomilson "Tom" Hill started off his career at investment bank First Boston, where he cofounded the M&A department.
Hill later became a partner at Lehman Brothers in the 1980s, where he befriended Blackstone cofounders Peter Peterson and Stephen Schwarzman.
In 1993, after being ousted as co-CEO at Lehman, he joined Peterson and Schwarzman at Blackstone, their growing private equity firm.
Hill, who took over Blackstone's hedge fund group in 2000 and became vice chairman in 2007, stepped down from his position in January 2019.
He now heads Hill Art Foundation and is CEO of hedge fund Two Sigma's real estate business and chairman of its private investments business.
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United States of AmericaSource of wealth
InvestmentsResidence
New York, New YorkMarital status
MarriedBirth date
05/24/48 (age 76)Number of children
2Education
Master of Business Administration, Harvard Business School; Bachelor of Arts/Science, Harvard UniversitySelf-made
self-madeJ. Tomilson Hill’s fortune is worth
62K
troy ounces of gold
57K
median U.S. household
37K
median U.S. income
0.074%
U.S. credit card volume
0.015%
GDP of the United States
0.011%
United States debt
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Hill is an avid art collector, with a collection that reportedly includes pieces by Andy Warhol and Francis Bacon.
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