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>>110203, >>110204, >>110205, >>110206 Fred Eychaner diggz

A "PAY$pig" { coerced, blackmailed, etc. for the BIG CLUB }

https://www.fec.gov/data/receipts/individual-contributions/?contributor_name=fred%20Eychaner

https://capitalresearch.org/?s=Eychaner { 10 results for "Eychaner" }

https://capitalresearch.org/article/the-democrats-mystery-man-fred-eychaner/

for >>110205

Judge orders city to cough up millions in ongoing River West eminent domain saga

Businessman Fred Eychaner rejected an initial offer of $825,000 for his land. Now he’ll get more than $7 million

January 15, 2019 09:00 AM

https://therealdeal.com/chicago/2019/01/15/judge-orders-city-to-cough-up-millions-in-ongoing-river-west-eminent-domain-saga/

https://archive.ph/QGrb8

Friends for Foxx Candidate Committee \ Committee purpose: To elect Kim Foxx to political office

Sep 30, 2021 quarterly report Amount

Funds available $116,396.38

Contributions since Sep 30, 2021 $1,000.00

Cash on Hand* $117,396.38

https://illinoissunshine.org/committees/friends-for-foxx-31640/

Fred Eychaner donated $200,000.00 to Friends for Foxx on Oct 27, 2020

https://illinoissunshine.org/contributions/5497397/

Receipts 794 found

https://illinoissunshine.org/search/?term=Fred%20Eychaner&table_name=candidates&table_name=committees&table_name=officers&table_name=receipts

Bill Clinton in Chicago for Clinton Foundation fundraiser

The dinner was a fundraiser for the Clinton Foundation,

with the attendees described by a source as “old friends getting together to support President Clinton and his foundation.”

By Lynn Sweet Nov 17, 2021, 8:59pm CST

WASHINGTON

— Former President Bill Clinton dined in Chicago on Tuesday night at the home of Fred Eychaner, the philanthropist, Newsweb Corporation chair and major Democratic donor.

The dinner was at Eychaner’s Lincoln Park home, next to his Wrightwood 659 art and architecture gallery designed by the noted architect Tadao Ando.

Eychaner is a longtime supporter of the Clinton Foundation, Hillary Clinton’s presidential bids and Democratic causes and candidates.

The dinner was a fundraiser for the Clinton Foundation, with the attendees described by a source as “old friends getting together to support President Clinton and his foundation.”

Joining Clinton and Eychaner at the dinner were WJYS owner Joe Stroud and his wife, Yvonne; Democratic activist Susan Manilow; former Sun-Times Chair Bruce Sagan and Bette Cerf Hill; longtime Clinton backer Niranjan Shah, founding partner of Globetrotters Engineering Corporation and his wife, Pratima; and Anne Kaplan, the chair of the Joffrey Ballet board.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2021/11/17/22788627/bill-clinton-chicago-clinton-foundation-fundraiser

https://archive.ph/CAgos

>>110236

>Eychaner

Obama Foundation Top Donors List – Very Important Lists #3

by Silviu "Silview" Costinescu Aug 11, 2021

{ excerpt }:

The donors page on the Obama Foundation website is currently unlisted,

but they must have forgotten to take it down from the server.

I archived it for posterity HERE. { https://web.archive.org/web/20210811204629/https://www.obama.org/contributors/ }

My b-day present.

$1,000,000+

The Alphawood Foundation

...

Fred Eychaner

https://silview.media/2021/08/11/obama-foundation-top-donors-list-very-important-lists-3/

{ https://archive.ph/sam63 }

Personal PAC, Fred Eychaner and big money bought an Illinois supreme court justice victory

By Dennis Byrne, March 21, 2012 at 12:21 pm

{except }:

Last minute personal smears by radical pro-choice group funded by big money contributions and backed by

Rahm Emanuel’s Democratic machine carries the day for Illinois Supreme Court justice.

Never heard of Fred Eychaner?

Then you need to read this post in With Both Hands, a blog by a genuine Chicagoan, Pat Hickey.

{ https://archive.ph/o/T9Y83/hickeysite.blogspot.com/2012/03/meet-winners-of-2012-illinois.html }

Eychaner is the Daddy Warbucks of the “progressive movement,”

that funds radical political groups such as Illinois Personal PAC.

The “winners” reference in the headline is to the Democratic primary race for Illinois Supreme Court justice.

In that race, Mary Jane Theis won the easy nomination for a 10-year seat on the high court,

easily beating a field of contenders and an expected closer race.

...

https://www.chicagonow.com/dennis-byrnes-barbershop/2012/03/personal-pac-fred-eychaner-and-big-money-bought-an-illinois-supreme-court-justice-victory/

{ https://archive.ph/T9Y83 }

Goldman Sachs and Loop Financial Join Forces

Staff Writer

October 14, 2021

Two large financial firms are teaming up to provide classes geared towards the educational and career development of Black women in STEM and related fields.

Loop Capital Markets, founded in 1997, is a full-service investment bank, brokerage and advisory firm helping link corporations, government and institutions with capital. Now, one of the largest privately-held investment banks in the country is partnering with Goldman Sachs to help bridge the gaps in racial equity.

Together, both companies will combine to create market fund share class offerings for the clients of the Black-led financial firm, Loop Capital Markets, which is also the largest minority- or women-owned investment banking firm in the world. To further their cause, Loop Capital and Goldman Sachs will use some of the revenue generated from the classes to invest in other causes that also aid in growing racial equity.

Internet giant Google also made a $500 million investment and provided assistance in developing the fund in its beginning stages. Google has been active in addressing racial inequalities. The investment with Loop Capital and Goldman Sachs adds onto the more than $320 million the internet conglomerate has already committed to organizations working to address racial inequities.

“We are delighted to have partnered with Goldman Sachs and Google on this important initiative. This launch creates a partnership for corporations to use the cash on their balance sheets to further opportunities for Black women and have a real, lasting impact on communities far and wide,” says Kourtney Gibson, president of Loop Capital Markets.

For many companies, racial equity and diversity have been hot button issues during recent years. With the continually growing wealth gap, African American women, yet topping the class in entrepreneurship, are steadily left behind in the greater economic makeup of the country. The coronavirus pandemic helped to shine a light on growing disparities for minorities, especially Black women. Together, Loop Capital and Goldman Sachs, alongside Google, are making strides to positively impact Black women in STEM.

“We’re proud to be at the forefront of incorporating responsible investing into the money market fund ecosystem, translating our racial equity commitments into lasting and meaningful change. This share class, distributed by Loop Capital, will create economic opportunity within diverse communities and promote educational and career development for Black women in STEM,” says Juan Rajlin, corporate treasurer for Alphabet and Google. “We hope to inspire other corporations to invest in these types of opportunities to make a positive impact.”

The share classes will be distributed by Loop, but will be offered as a part of the Goldman Sachs Financial Square Government Fund and the Goldman Sachs Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund. With the help of these classes, the partnership hopes to further the interest and careers of Black women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

“This launch with Google demonstrates our shared commitment to both partner with organizations like Loop Capital that are led by Black women and to create commercial solutions to advance racial equity,” says Margaret Anadu, global head of sustainability and impact for Goldman Sachs Asset Management. “Rooted in our belief that diversity is foundational to success, this partnership will create opportunities for young Black women pursuing careers in STEM and related fields, aligning directly with our One Million Black Women initiative.”

In 2021, Goldman Sachs, in response to the financial impact of the pandemic on communities of color, launched an initiative geared towards investing in Black women to help create economic opportunities for them. The One Million Black Women initiative commits to an investment of $10 billion as direct investment capital as well as $100 million in philanthropic capital over the next ten years to help combat gender and racial biases for Black women.

As an added feature of the partnership, Loop Capital Markets and Goldman Sachs will donate yearly from the net revenue earned from the share class offerings to additionally provide funding for organizations who are creating opportunities for Black women. Scholarship recipients will also be provided with access to comprehensive training, networking opportunities, career coaching and mentoring.

https://michiganchronicle.com/2021/10/14/goldman-sachs-and-loop-financial-join-forces/

{ https://archive.ph/FhLn5 }