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John J. Mack

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Connections: John J. Mack has direct or once-removed relationships with 1,507 people, organizations or other entities in our database of the most influential people in America. Under a scoring system that gives more weight to direct links, this score is higher than 99% of all entries.

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Muckety connection score: 99

Influence: Mack has a Muckety influence index of 99 out of 100. This is a measure of power and reach compared with others in the U.S. leadership elite.

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Muckety influence score: 99

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John J. Mack

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Gender: Male

Age in 2012: 67

Address: Lives and/or works in Rye, NY

Wealth class: Multimillionaire

Areas of interest:

entertainment & sports

education

business

finance

health care

politics & government

Personal social network: Much of Mack's Muckety comes from nonprofit connections. His power base is his role as chairman of Morgan Stanley.

Muckety news stories featuring John J. Mack

John Mack secures $9-billion shot-in-the-arm for Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley' CEO John J. Mack, dubbed Mack the Knife, appeared to have pulled a rabbit out of a hat this morning when he announced a deal with Mitsubishi UFJ for a $9-billion lifeline.

October 13, 2008

John J. Mack personal relations:

Laurence D. Fink - friend

Christy K. Mack - spouse

Other current John J. Mack relationships:

Bloomberg Family Foundation - director

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation - trustee emeritus

Duke University - trustee

KKR & Co. LP - senior adviser

Lending Club - director

Morgan Stanley - chairman

New York-Presbyterian Hospital - chairman

Partners for a New Beginning - steering committee member

John J. Mack past relationships:

2008 Hillary Rodham Clinton presidential campaign - fundraiser

2012 Jon Huntsman presidential campaign - fundraiser

Bankers White House meeting (12/14/09) - participant

Catalyst - director

Credit Suisse First Boston - president & CEO

Credit Suisse Group - co-CEO

Harlem Children's Zone - benefactor

Partnership for New York City - director

Pequot Capital Management, Inc. - chairman

Andrew Ross Sorkin - attended 2009 book party (Too Big to Fail)

White House visits (2009) - visitor

World Economic Forum 2008 - attendee

World Economic Forum 2010 - attendee

Five degrees of Kevin:

We can connect John J. Mack with Kevin Bacon in four steps:
John J. Mack → Harlem Children's Zone →
Ariel Fund Ltd. → Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities →

Many people have multiple paths to Kevin. If you know of a shorter one, send us a note.

Extended reach:

Among the most influential people in John J. Mack's web of second-degree relationships:

Laura D'Andrea Tyson

Erskine B. Bowles

Hutham S. Olayan

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John J. Mack campaign contributions:

Listed below are federal donations of $3,000+ reported to the FEC.

Hpac - $5,000 on 5/24/2011

National Republican Senatorial Committee - $5,000 on 9/28/2007

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