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The Fabulous Life Of Secretive Investor, Peter Ackerman
December 19th, 2017, 3:49AM
Rockport Capital’s Peter Ackerman is back in the news, but not for his business pursuits.
The former junk-bond trader at Drexel Burnham has granted Bloomberg a rare interview about his latest venture: a strange US political group called American Elect. As its chairman, Ackerman wants voters to use American Elect to choose a cross-party presidential ticket online, and then have it appear on every state ballot in the 2012 election.
The Fabulous Life Of Secretive Investor, Peter Ackerman
September 19th, 2018, 8:03AM
Rockport Capital’s Peter Ackerman is back in the news, but not for his business pursuits.
The former junk-bond trader at Drexel Burnham has granted Bloomberg a rare interview about his latest venture: a strange US political group called American Elect. As its chairman, Ackerman wants voters to use American Elect to choose a cross-party presidential ticket online, and then have it appear on every state ballot in the 2012 election.
The Fabulous Life Of Secretive Investor, Peter Ackerman
December 19th, 2017, 3:49AM
Rockport Capital’s Peter Ackerman is back in the news, but not for his business pursuits.
The former junk-bond trader at Drexel Burnham has granted Bloomberg a rare interview about his latest venture: a strange US political group called American Elect. As its chairman, Ackerman wants voters to use American Elect to choose a cross-party presidential ticket online, and then have it appear on every state ballot in the 2012 election.
The Fabulous Life Of Secretive Investor, Peter Ackerman
September 19th, 2018, 8:03AM
Rockport Capital’s Peter Ackerman is back in the news, but not for his business pursuits.
The former junk-bond trader at Drexel Burnham has granted Bloomberg a rare interview about his latest venture: a strange US political group called American Elect. As its chairman, Ackerman wants voters to use American Elect to choose a cross-party presidential ticket online, and then have it appear on every state ballot in the 2012 election.
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