Difference between revisions of "Mortimer Benjamin Zuckerman"
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<youtube size="tiny" align="right" caption="Zuckerman tells Fox News: 'I in fact helped write one of [Obama's] speeches'">kP79FUZzgD0</youtube> Mortimer Benjamin Zuckerman is (born 4 June 1937, Montreal) is an American media mogul and real estate magnate who was listed in 2008 by Forbes as the 147th richest man in the country.[1] Between 2001-2003, Zuckerman was the chairman of the Israel lobby group Presidents Conference.
Affiliations
- US News & World Report - publisher and editor-in-chief since 1984
- New York Daily News - publisher
- Washington Institute for Near East Policy - board of advisors
- Herzliya Conference - panelist
- The Atlantic - publisher (1980-1999)
- Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations - chairman (2001-2003)
References
- ↑ The 400 Richest Americans: Mortimer Zuckerman , Forbes, 17 September 17
