Michael Bloomberg, every mention

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▶ 44:30 Josh Steiner Instead of doing that, I went to work at Bloomberg, partly because I had such respect for Mike and partly Dan Doktoroff, who was running the business at the time.

▶ 15:05 Kieran Goodwin I went to work for Mayor Bloomberg as an unpaid consultant.

▶ 4:40 Ted Seides Brad put himself in the ring after 25 years of investment experience, serving most recently as co-chief investment officer of Willett Advisors, Michael Bloomberg's family office.
▶ 20:32 Brad Briner So internally focused, again, Mike had a blind trust initially. 3 times in the scene

▶ 31:26 Tom Steyer I thought it was really a tech problem, and then I really thought it was a understanding problem, and I spent a lot of time doing intentionally nonpartisan efforts at consciousness raising with some very prominent Republicans, including…

▶ 52:32 Gregg Lemkau My other sister runs all the events and conferences for Mike Bloomberg at Bloomberg.

▶ 27:54 Charlie Ellis And when you have 100,000 of talented people trying to figure out anybody's making an error, and how to eliminate errors, and they've got fabulous information access, and you know, Mike Bloomberg's terminals are all over the place.

▶ 27:35 Chamath Palihapitiya I like the Michael Bloomberg model where until it got leaked, Johns Hopkins had gotten a billion dollars from Mike and nobody knew. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:06 Ted Seides My guest on today's show is Steve Ratner, the chairman and CEO of Will It Advisors, which invests former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's personal and philanthropic assets. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:55 Ted Seides With Mike Bloomberg, you started effectively what became his family office within Quadrangle. 6 times in the scene
▶ 20:43 Steve Rattner So there were puts and takes, but Mike knew, and I knew, that it would take several years to build a team in a portfolio that really would be competitive with people who'd been around for a long time.
▶ 22:38 Steve Rattner What we have done, and it does differ from what some other institutions do, we had also the benefit of Mike having very wisely said, I want you to run a commercial operation. 3 times in the scene
▶ 31:57 Steve Rattner I believe, and Mike Bloomberg actually has pointed this out to me, and he believes, that no matter how good you are at picking managers, no matter how good your managers are, in a normal world, the bulk of your return is going to come from… 2 times in the scene
▶ 37:05 Ted Seides And given the close nature of the relationship between you and the capital and Mike, does that allow you to take, say, more beta than some of those kind of endowment peers? 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:02:27 Charlie Ellis Carefully priced, and information starts to get a little choppy, and Mike Bloomberg's terminals are going to stay out there, but maybe they stop adding to them, and SEC is not going to change its rules, so that's sort of a fixed phenomenon.

▶ 1:00:39 Steve Galbraith Bloomberg was a huge supporter of ours, but we think we're getting close to the tipping point, and this was Joel and Eva's goal, where it starts influencing.

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