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{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)In 1978 he started his leveraged buyout fund, Forstmann Little & Company, with his brother Nicholas and Brian Little, an investment banker.
During the next three decades Mr. Forstmann bought, sold and turned around dozens of companies, including Gulfstream Aerospace, Dr Pepper and General Instrument.
An influential donor to Republican candidates and causes, Mr. Forstmann was co-chairman of George H. W. Bush's re-election campaign in 1992. He named Republican allies to run the companies his firm owned, appointing Donald H. Rumsfeld as chief executive of General Instrument in 1990 and adding Colin L. Powell to the board of Gulfstream.
Theodore J. Forstmann, Patron of the Arts
In 1978 he started his leveraged buyout fund, Forstmann Little & Company, with his brother Nicholas and Brian Little, an investment banker.
During the next three decades Mr. Forstmann bought, sold and turned around dozens of companies, including Gulfstream Aerospace, Dr Pepper and General Instrument.
Theodore J. Forstmann, Patron of the Arts
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)An influential donor to Republican candidates and causes, Mr. Forstmann was co-chairman of George H. W. Bush's re-election campaign in 1992. He named Republican allies to run the companies his firm owned, appointing Donald H. Rumsfeld as chief executive of General Instrument in 1990 and adding Colin L. Powell to the board of Gulfstream.