# Henry Crown
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henry crown (June 13, 1896 – August 14, 1990) was an American industrialist and philanthropist. Among other things, he founded the Material Service Corporation, which merged with General Dynamics in 1959. At the time of his death, he was a billionaire.
Hudson Yards tower owners to pocket $1 billion from refinancing
Tishman Speyer Properties and a partner will collect nearly $1 billion in cash from The Spiral when the Hudson Yards tower’s mortgage is refinanced later this month.
It’s an extraordinary return considering The Spiral opened only three years ago, four years after Tishman and Chicago-based Henry Cro…
Ep 33 · Chris Howard | Chief Operating Officer, Arizona State University
www.dashmedia.coEntrepreneurs. Educators. Investors. Policymakers. Hosted by GSV Founder & CEO Michael Moe, Ed on the Edge covers the "who" and the "how" of driving change in the global education landscape.
Dr. Chris Howard is the executive vice president and chief operating officer of ASU. Howard …
Convair: The Rise and Fall of an Aerospace Titan - Part 2
Welcome to Episode 18.
In this episode, Doug picks up the story from where we left off in Part 1: its November 1941, when Consolidated Aircraft founder Reuben Fleet decides to sell his personal stake in the company. Doug then shares how Consolidated became Convair, was then acquired by General Dyna…
#033 - The Warren Commission Decided 10: Jenner-al Dynamics
This episode marks the beginning of the end of our exposition on the boots on the ground on the Warren Commission - the staff lawyers. One of the most persuasive anti-conspiracy lines deployed against Warren Commission critics is, “how could all of those staffers on the Commission really be in on a…
#037 - The Warren Commission Decided 11: White Russians / Black Ops pt. C
We return this week with another installment of our deep dive into the impact of Bert Jenner, the Warren Commission lawyer responsible for preparing the Report’s profile on Lee Harvey Oswald. And boy has this one taken us places. Recall that we started out this journey in The Warren Commission D…
Dursts reap massive dividend from pioneering Times Square tower
In the 1960s, a second-generation developer named Seymour Durst started buying up property in Times Square with dreams of building a new Rockefeller Center in the blocks west of Sixth Avenue between West 42nd and 47th streets. But he was stymied by New York’s fiscal crisis, and when the government …
E239: FemHealth Ventures: Sara Crown Star on Redefining Success Beyond the Family Business
How do you turn purpose, legacy, and innovation into a single investing philosophy?
In this episode, I speak with Sara Crown Star, Venture Partner at FemHealth Ventures and President of SCS Innovations. Sara shares how her experience growing up in one of America’s most prominent families shaped he…
Podcast #224: Aspen-Snowmass Mountain Ops VP Susan Cross
Who
Susan Cross, Vice President of Operations at Aspen Skiing Company (and former Mountain Manager of Snowmass)
Recorded on
November 14, 2025 - which was well before I traveled to Snowmass and chased Cross around a bit in the pow. There she is tiny in the distance:
About Aspen Skiing Company
Aspen …
Harry Helmsley: How a Bronx Office Boy Bought the Empire State Building
Harry Helmsley never finished high school. He grew up in the Bronx, son of a wholesale dry goods buyer, dropped out of Evander Childs High School, and started his real estate career at sixteen as an office boy at a small Manhattan firm — a job he got because his grandfather made a phone call. By th…
133: danielle applestone, how she 7x'd her income working 20 hours a week
danielle applestone is back on let's go there and i'm thrilled to have her. she's a mit and ut austin trained materials science phd, founder, operator, advisor, and aspen institute henry crown fellow. she built bantam tools from a darpa r&d initiative through acquisition and now advises early-stag…
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