12 Facts About Richard Menschel

Richard Menschel was born on January 6,1934 and is an American investment banker, art collector and philanthropist.

Richard Menschel is a senior director of Goldman Sachs.

Richard Menschel's father, Benjamin Menschel, was a real estate investor.

Richard Menschel has a brother, Robert Menschel, who works for Goldman Sachs.

Richard Menschel graduated from Syracuse University, and he earned a master in business administration from the Harvard Business School in 1959.

Richard Menschel was a lieutenant in the United States Air Force.

Richard Menschel was a partner by the mid-1970s, and served on its management committee.

When Goldman Sachs became a public company in 1999, Richard Menschel earned $20 million in shares.

Richard Menschel has supported art museums like the Museum of Modern Art, the Jewish Museum and the Neue Galerie New York, and schools like Rockefeller University and the New York Law School.

Richard Menschel endowed the Horace W Goldsmith Fellowship at the Harvard Business School and donated to the HBS Social Enterprise Initiative.

Richard Menschel was appointed to the New York City Panel for Educational Policy by mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2002.

Richard Menschel married Ronay Arlt, then an assistant to Congressman Ed Koch and now the chairman of Phipps Houses.