14 Facts About Benjamin Bronfman

Benjamin Zachary Bronfman was born on August 6,1982 and is an American businessman and musician.

Benjamin Zachary Bronfman was born on August 6,1982, in New York City to Black American actress Sherry Brewer Bronfman and Edgar Bronfman Jr.

Benjamin Bronfman lived in London briefly when his father was managing director of Seagram Distilleries Europe.

Benjamin Bronfman attended Collegiate High School in New York City, graduating in 2000.

Benjamin Bronfman enrolled in Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, where he studied politics and law.

In 2007, Benjamin Bronfman became interested in direct carbon dioxide removal from the Earth's atmosphere, teamed up with Columbia University economist Graciela Chichilnisky and founded Global Thermostat, where he is a founding partner and a director.

Benjamin Bronfman then contributed as a member of the board of directors from 2018 - 2023 at Bedrocan International.

One of those bands became an early incarnation of The Exit in 2000 when Benjamin Bronfman met Jeff DaRosa while attending Emerson College in Boston.

Benjamin Bronfman received a Grammy nomination for Best rap song for his collaborative contribution to Kanye West's single "New Slaves" featured on the album Yeezus.

Benjamin Bronfman co-produced the track "Monster" which was included on Kanye West's Grammy Award-winning album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

Benjamin Bronfman is the founder of Green Owl, which claims to be the world's first sustainability-focused record label.

Since 2010, Benjamin Bronfman has engaged in cannabis advocacy efforts aimed at promoting legislative changes to grant patients access to cannabis.

Benjamin Bronfman has served on the boards of the following non-profit organizations: Pioneer Works, Liberty Science Center, Americans for Safe Access, and 15 Percent Pledge.

In 2017, Benjamin Bronfman fought Kweku Mandela in a charity boxing match in London to raise awareness and funds against animal poaching.