32 Facts About Neal Simon

Neal Jerry Simon was born on May 1,1968 and is a business executive and community leader in Potomac, Maryland.

Neal Simon was the CEO of Bronfman Rothschild, which managed $6.1 billion, until its sale in May 2019.

From 2006 to 2008, Neal Simon was the chairman of the board of the Montgomery County Community Foundation and in 2016 Neal Simon was elected chairman of the board of the Greater Washington Community Foundation.

In 2018, Neal Simon ran as an independent candidate for the US Senate in Maryland on a politically centrist platform.

Neal Simon is the author of Contract to Unite America: Ten Reforms to Reclaim Our Republic.

In 1986, Simon graduated from George W Hewlett High School, where he served as class president for three years.

Donald Neal Simon was from Brooklyn, NY and is the son of immigrants from Belarus.

Neal Simon attended the Sorbonne for the summer semester.

Between stints at William Kent International, Neal Simon attended University of Chicago Graduate School of Business where in 1995 he received a Master of Business Administration high honors.

Neal Simon worked for William Kent International from 1990 to 1993 and again from 1995 to 1999.

Neal Simon served on the Board of the company's joint venture in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In 1999, Neal Simon left WKI to become chairman and CEO of USLaw, a national network of small law firms.

Neal Simon gained notoriety for its offering online chats with attorneys.

In October 2000, Neal Simon was recognized by Washington Business Forward as one of the top 40 business leaders under the age of 40 and in December 2000 he appeared on the cover of Money magazine.

In 2002, Neal Simon started a registered investment advisor which four years later became Highline Wealth Management.

In 2015, Neal Simon appeared on the cover of Charles Schwab's Portraits of Independence, a collection of success stories in investment management.

In January 2016, along Matthew Bronfman, Neal Simon appeared on the cover of Financial Advisor magazine.

In October 2017, Neal Simon appeared on the cover of Financial Planning magazine, for an article featuring the company's growth.

The sale was closed in May 2019, and Neal Simon elected not to be part of the new company.

On February 6,2018, Neal Simon declared his candidacy to represent the state of Maryland in the US Senate as an independent.

On July 19,2018, Neal Simon submitted over 12,000 signatures to complete Maryland's state requirement for nomination by petition so he could be included on the ballot.

Neal Simon endorsed Maryland Governor Larry Hogan for re-election and said that Hogan had told him that he had voted for Neal Simon.

Neal Simon has written a thoughtful, well-sourced, and truly independent prescription for what ails America.

Neal Simon's book is well-written, clear, forceful, deeply researched, and filled with historical background tales.

On his Senate campaign site, Neal Simon favored a compromise solution for immigration, including tighter border security, nationalizing the E-Verify program, and providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants that have been in the country for many years.

One of Neal Simon's stated primary objectives was to bring the country together.

Neal Simon supports the mandatory release of tax returns by both the President and the Vice President, and he is an advocate for term limits.

In February 2019, in an op-ed co-authored with Greg Orman in The Wall Street Journal, Neal Simon defended Howard Schultz's right to run as an independent in the 2020 presidential race.

In February 2020, in The Bulwark, Neal Simon called for Mitt Romney to launch an independent bid for president along with a Democratic vice presidential candidate.

In March 2019, Unite America announced that Neal Simon had joined their board of directors to help scale the democracy reform movement.

Neal Simon is on the boards of BPC Action and Stand Up Republic.

Neal Simon has been married to Jennifer Brown Neal Simon since 1995.