Steve Gilbert

Gilbert is an accomplished musician renowned for his musical versatility spanning down-home shuffles to heartbreaking blues. As an experienced performer he can be found both solo acoustic settings as well as with a band.

Steve Gilbert is an American businessman serving on the boards of directors at TRI Pointe Homes, Inc. as well as Montpelier Re and Olympus Trust.

Early Life and Education

Steve Gilbert was an outstanding father and husband who took great joy in fishing, reading books, watching Discovery, National Geographic, and Fox News channels, cooking delicious food for his 7 grandchildren and sharing time together as a family.

He was an extremely logical individual with an aptitude for numbers; therefore, he managed to finish the Boston Marathon at age 77 – even breaking through six hours!

His musical passion began early with guitar lessons as a young child. Over time he became drawn to blues music, eventually playing it with local bands. Additionally, he loved traveling and would visit different countries frequently. Additionally, he was an avid NBA and NFL fan with Indiana Pacers being his team of choice.

Professional Career

Steve Gilbert is an esteemed international investor. He has made significant investments across companies and funds, serving on the boards of Soros Capital, Commonwealth Capital Partners and Chemical Venture Partners among many others.

Gilbert also served as a high school football coach, working at Ashland Crestview and Mansfield Senior before heading the Tiffin Columbian Hawks for 17 years – boasting a record of 137-44 during that period.

Gilbert notes one of the greatest changes he has witnessed in the investment industry is its transformation by technology. He and his colleagues spend up to three hours daily communicating through e-mail or accessing international newspapers and analytical services; they also utilize their skills for charitable efforts worldwide, particularly those serving developing nations.

Achievement and Honors

He and his team were instrumental in discovering sources that account for nearly all genetic risk for Type 1 diabetes, discoveries which are revolutionizing both prevention and treatment strategies. He has led national and international genetics consortia as well as serving on the advisory board for National Human Genome Research Institute.

His work has earned him numerous accolades and awards, such as Castle Connolly Top Doctors, New York Times Super Doctors, Newsday Best Doctors on Long Island, and Patients Choice Award. Additionally, he serves on the boards of multiple public companies.

Steve Gilbert enjoys cooking, fast cars and motorbikes as hobbies; playing dramatic and comedy roles; using facial features to portray moody, dark and mysterious characters; as well as supporting antiracism approaches informed by personal experiences with racism and mental illness.

Personal Life

Steve Gilbert is an enthusiastic actor with extensive experience, possessing an abundance of insight into various situations. With an eye-catching natural look and openness to discussing any roles that will accentuate his skillset.

His work is informed by his experiences of racism and mental illness. He provides both group coaching as well as individual sessions to aid anti-racism leaders develop into leaders against racism.

He is currently single and prefers to keep his personal life private. However, he is extremely hard working, tirelessly striving towards his goals. With street smarts he was able to start his construction company which completed asphalt, paving and grading projects across several states in multiple states – which turned profitable! With many employees under him it has blossomed nicely as well and he’s very contented with how his business has expanded over the past years.

Net Worth

Steven Gilbert is estimated to have an estimated net worth of $6 Million, as he co-founded mortgage lender Quicken Loans and owns the NBA team Cleveland Cavaliers. Additionally, Gilbert possesses experience in private equity investing as well as investment banking.

He holds degrees in economics from Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania, law from Harvard Law School, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. From 1980-1984 he served as owner, chairman, and CEO of Lions Gate Films.

He holds memberships in both the Council on Foreign Relations and Global Agenda Council on Capital Flows at the World Economic Forum, serving as Chair for Dura Automotive Systems, CPM Holdings and True Temper Sports respectively and also acting as Director for J. O. Hambro Capital Management Group and Asian Infrastructure Fund respectively.