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Larry Robbins Net Worth: Larry Robbins is an American businessman and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $1.71 billion. Larry Robbins was born in Alpine, New Jersey in 1969. Robbins is the founder, CEO, and portfolio manager of Glenview Capital Management. Glenview is a hedge fund that has about $9 billion of capital under their management. Robbins graduated from the Wharton School of Business and Moore School of Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania in 1992. He was the captain of the University of Pennsylvania hockey team for three years. He became a Certified Public Accountant in Illinois in 1991. He first worked at Gleacher & Company in New York for three years before joining Omega Advisors as an analyst and partner. In 2000 he left Omega to start Glenview Capital Management. Glenview held the Bloomberg Markets ranking of the best-performing large hedge funds in January 2014. Larry Robbins has been listed in the Top 10 Super Investors to follow in “The Manual of Ideas”. He is also a philanthropist who is the chairman of the board for the Knowledge is Power Program New York and Relay Graduate School of Education. He is also a member of the Board of Directors for The Robin Hood Foundation and Teach for America. He married Sarahmay Wesemael in 2012 and has four sons with his first wife Amy.

Dick Gregory Net Worth: Dick Gregory was an American civil rights activist and a comedian who had a net worth of $8 million. Dick Gregory was born in St. Louis, Missouri in October of 1932. He was a poor student, but managed to excel at running. His teachers at Sumner High School helped him and he eventually managed to go to Southern Illinois University on a track scholarship. He went ahead to set school records for running for the half, and one mile runs. In 1954, his college education was interrupted when he was asked to join the army. It was during his time in the army that he got started as a comedian, going on to win several Army talent shows. After two years in the army, Dick went back to school, but later dropped out. He felt that the university was more interested in him running, as opposed to his academics. Following his newborn passion for comedy, Dick became part of a new generation of black comedians, including the likes of Bill Cosby. Most of his comedic material was racial issues and current events. Dick would work for the post office during the day, and perform at all-black nightclubs at night However, he soon got jobs performing for all-white audiences and was once spotted by Hugh Hefner performing some material. Hugh was impressed to the point of hiring Dick to work at the Chicago Playboy Club. His stints in politics saw him attempt to run for presidency in 1968, but he lost. He became an outspoken critic as well as feminist. Gregory was married to wife, Lillian, and had 10 children with her. Dick Gregory died on August 19, 2017 at the age of 84.