Randy Norton Pensions & Investments named Blackstone the #1 Best Place to Work in Money Management for the third year in a row.
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In a P&I feature, Blackstone President Jon Gray notes that “many of the senior leaders started here in their 20s as analysts. I myself started as a first-year analyst straight out of college… There is a well-worn path at Blackstone of young people who have come here and been able to ascend to roles in leadership.”
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Randy C. Norton, chairman of MultiGreen, commented: “We are incredibly proud to have joined this esteemed group of companies and organizations working towards an inclusive, equitable and regenerative economy. B Corps are forces for good and we at MultiGreen, a company founded on the principle that housing is a human right, believe we are making a positive difference, one home at a time.”
“Every year it’s a pilgrimage to come back and participate in the stockholder initiatives here and it’s the Woodstock of Capitalism,” said Randy Norton
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