- The parent article is at List of University of Michigan alumni.
| Academic unit key | |
|---|---|
| Symbol | Academic unit |
| ARCH | Taubman College |
| BUS | Ross School of Business |
| COE | College of Engineering |
| DENT | School of Dentistry |
| GFSPP | Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy |
| HHRS | Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies |
| LAW | Law School |
| LSA | College of LS&A |
| MED | Medical School |
| SMTD | School of Music, Theatre and Dance |
| PHARM | School of Pharmacy |
| SED | School of Education |
| SNRE | School of Natural Resources |
| SOAD | The Stamps School of Art & Design |
| SOI | School of Information |
| SON | School of Nursing |
| SOK | School of Kinesiology |
| SOSW | School of Social Work |
| SPH | School of Public Health |
| MDNG | Matriculated, did not graduate |
This is a list of business alumni from the University of Michigan.
Founders[edit]
19th century[edit]
- J.J. Hagerman (1857, industrialist who owned mines, railroads and corporate farms in the American West in the late 19th century and early 20th century; one of the most influential men in territorial New Mexico
- Benjamin D. Pritchard (LAW: JD), organizer and first president (1870–1905) of the First National Bank of Allegan; founded the First State Bank, which was the first bank in the county to be designated as a state depository, the first savings bank, and the first bank to install safety deposit boxes
- Frederic L. Smith (1890); co-founder of the Olds Motor Works in 1899
- Louis Carlyle Walker (BA 1896), co-founded the Shaw-Walker Company in 1899 and became sole owner in 1902; important figure in history of Muskegon, Michigan benefactor and namesake of the L. C. Walker Arena
20th century[edit]
- Frank Acosta, co-founder of Manhattan Milk, a grocery delivery service
- Ralph Bahna (BA 1964), founder of Club Quarters; CEO of Cunard Line (1980–1989); Chairman of Priceline.com (2004–2013)[1]
- Dave Barger, president and Chief Operating Officer of JetBlue; CEO as of 2007[2]
- Steve Blank (MDNG), founder and/or part of eight Silicon Valley startups
- Henry W. Bloch (BS 1944), co-founder and former president of H&R Block Inc.[3]
- David Bohnett (BUS: MBA 1980), founder and CEO of GeoCities
- Louis Borders (BA 1969), co-founded Borders with brother Tom (MA 1966); founder of Webvan
- Leo Burnett (BA 1914), founder of Leo Burnett Company in 1935[4]
- Jason DeYonker, founder and Managing Partner of Forté Capital Advisors, a private equity firm; board member of Academi
- Utpal Dholakia (Ph.D. 1998), founder of Empyrean Insights, a marketing insights consultancy
- Dean Drako (COE), founder, president and CEO of Barracuda Networks[5]
- Robert Beverley Evans, founder of Evans Industries; chairman of American Motors Corporation[6]
- Edgar N. Gott, co-founder and first president of The Boeing Company; executive at Consolidated Aircraft[7]
- Jacques Habra, founder of WebElite
- Gerrard Wendell "(G.W.)" Haworth (COE: MA), founder and chairman of Haworth, Inc.
- Andrew Heiberger, founder, owner, and CEO of Buttonwood Development and Town Residential
- Elle Kaplan (BA), founder and CEO of LexION Capital Management
- John Koza (MA Mathematics 1966; BA 1964, MS 1966, Ph.D. 1972 Computer Science), venture capitalist; co-founder of Scientific Games Corporation, where he co-invented the scratch-off instant lottery ticket
- Warren Lieberfarb (BUS), founder and chairman of Warren N. Lieberfarb & Associates, LLC.; serves on the board of directors of Hughes Telematics, Inc.; board member of Sirius Satellite Radio and thePlatform
- Adam Lilling (BUS), founder of Pentagon CDs and Tapes, Launchpad LA, and Plus Capital
- Charles Edward Merrill (attended Law School from 1906 to 1907 but did not graduate), co-founder of Merrill Lynch[8]
- Jay Randolph Monroe III (LL.B. 1906), founder of the Monroe Calculating Machine Company in 1912
- Ilhan New, founder of La Choy Food Products, Inc. and Yuhan Co, Ltd.[9]
- Kevin O'Connor (COE: BSE EE 1983), co-founder and CEO of DoubleClick Inc.[10]
- Eugene Power (BA 1927, MBA '30, HSCD '71), founder of University Microfilms[11]
- Paul Saginaw (’76, HLLD’15), founder of Zingerman's
- Tige Savage (BUS: MBA 1998), co-founder and managing partner of Revolution LLC
- James R. Scapa (BUS: MBA), founder, CEO and chairman of Altair Engineering[12]
- Scott Seligman, the founder of the Sterling Bank and Trust, and minority owner of the San Francisco Giants major league baseball team
- Lauren Weiner ('95), founder and former CEO of WWC Global, a federal consulting firm
- Ari Weinzweig (’78, HLLD’15), founder of Zingerman's
- Jerry White (BUS: MBA 2005), co-founder and executive director of the Landmine Survivors Network (LSN)
- Gary Wiren (MSc), founder of Golf Around the World and inventor of the Impact Bag
Billionaire entrepreneurs[edit]
- J. Robert Beyster (COE: BSE, MS, Ph.D.), founder, chairman, president, and CEO of Science Applications International Corporation[13]
- Bharat Desai (BUS: MBA 1981), co-founder, president, and CEO of Syntel, Inc.
- Stanley Druckenmiller (MDNG: Ph.D., co-founded Duquesne Capital[14]
- Henry Engelhardt (B.A.), founder and Chief Executive of Admiral Group, a British motor insurance company; billionaire[15]
- Brad Keywell (BUS: BBA 1991; LAW: JD 1993), co-founder and principal of Groupon[16]
- Eric Paul Lefkofsky (BA, J.D. 1993), founder of Tempus AI, and the co-founder of Groupon, Echo Global Logistics, InnerWorkings, and Mediaocean[17]
- Tom S. Monaghan (MDNG), founder and former owner of Domino's Pizza[18]
- Larry Page (COE: BSE 1995), co-founder of Google[19]
- Stephen M. Ross (BUS: BBA 1962), the founder and chairman of Related Companies, L.P., a global real estate development firm.[20]
- Homer Stryker (MED: M.D. 1925; D. 1980), the founder of Stryker Corporation[21]
- A. Alfred Taubman (MDNG: HLLD 1948), founder of the Taubman Company; his cumulative lifetime donations total roughly $141 million, making him the second largest donor in the university's history[22]
- Preston Robert Tisch (A.B. 1948), co-founder and chairman of the Loews Corporation; former owner of 50% of the New York Giants[23]
- Bruce Wasserstein (AB 1967), CEO of Lazard Freres, founder of Wasserstein Perella & Co.[24]
- Boaz Weinstein (BA 1995), founder of Saba Capital Management[25]
- Ralph Wilson (LAW), founder and owner of the Buffalo Bills
- Sam Wyly (BUS: MBA 1957), founder of University Computing Company, Earth Resources Company, Sterling Software, Maverick Capital, Ranger Capital, and WylyBooks Company
- Samuel Zell (LAW: AB 1963, JD 1966), founder of EQ Office; former chairman of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts[26]
- Niklas Zennström (MDNG), founder of Skype, an internet telephony company[27]
Heirs and heiresses[edit]
- Kenneth B. Dart (COE: BSE 1976), heir to Dart Container Corporation; son of the founder William A. Dart; billionaire
- Christopher Ilitch (BUS: BBA 1987), heir to Ilitch Holdings, Inc.; son of the founder Mike Ilitch; billionaire[28]
- Josiah K. Lilly Jr., heir to Eli Lilly and Company; grandson of the founder Eli Lilly
- Doug Meijer (BS), one of the heirs to Meijer; son of the founder Frederik Meijer; billionaire[29]
- Hank Meijer (BA Literature 1973), one of the heirs to Meijer; oldest son of the founder Frederik Meijer; billionaire[30]
- John Gideon Searle, former vice president and general manager of G. D. Searle & Company; grandson of the founder Gideon Daniel Searle
- Amy Rose Silverman (B.S.), member of the Rose family; co-president of Rose Associates[31]
- Charles Rudolph Walgreen Jr. (PHC 1928, HMS 1951, HLHD 1992), heir to Walgreens; son of the founder Charles Rudolph Walgreen[32]
Executives[edit]
Billionaire executives[edit]
- William Davidson (BUS: BBA 1947), president, chairman and CEO of Guardian Industries[33]
- Bobby Kotick, president and CEO of Activision Blizzard[34]
- Martin Lau, president of Tencent[35]
- Charlie Munger (MDNG), Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway; name partner at Munger Tolles & Olson[36]
- Ronald L. Olson (JD: Law 1966), name partner at Munger Tolles & Olson; RAND Corporation Chairman, Board of Trustees (former); member of the board of Munger, Tolles & Olson Chairman; member of the board of Berkshire Hathaway (1997-); Council on Foreign Relations board of directors[37]
- Jorge M. Perez (M.U.P 1976), chairman and CEO of Related Companies, L.P.[38]
Commerical services[edit]
- Gregg Kaplan (AB), president and chief operating officer of Coinstar, which now owns Redbox[39]
Communications[edit]
- Paul Saleh (BS, MS; BUS: MBA 1985), CFO of Nextel Communications Inc.
Consumer durables[edit]
- Richard C. Gerstenberg, former chairman and CEO of General Motors[40]
- Frederick Henderson, former president and CEO of General Motors
- James Hackett, former president and CEO of Ford Motor Company[41]
- C. Robert Kidder (COE: BS IE 1967), former chairman of Chrysler Group LLC; former CEO of Borden Chemical 1995–2002; Principal, Stonehenge Partners, Inc., since 2004; former lead director of Morgan Stanley; ran 3Stone Advisors, a Columbus, Ohio, investment firm focusing on clean technology start-ups[42]
- Timothy M. Manganello (BSME 1972, MSME 1975), former chairman and CEO of BorgWarner; member of the Board of BorgWarner (2002-, as chairman, 2003-)[43]
- Roger Smith, chairman and CEO of General Motors Corporation from 1981 to 1990
Consumer services[edit]
- David A. Brandon (AB 1974), chairman and CEO of Domino's Pizza; former CEO of Toys "R" Us[44]
- Dave Deno (BUS: MBA), former CEO of Quizno's and former COO of Yum! Brands
- Bernie Moreno (BUS), president of the Collection Auto Group, a car dealership company[45]
Consumer non-durables[edit]
- Donald N. Frey (BS MTL 1947, MSE 1949, PhD 1951, D. Eng. hon. 1967), former chairman and CEO of Bell & Howell[46]
- Frank Legacki, former president and CEO of Kaepa, Inc., an athletic footwear company based in San Antonio, Texas[47]
- Jerry W. Levin (B.S.E), chairman and CEO of Wilton Brands Inc.; chairman and CEO of JW Levin Partners LLC; member of the Board of Ecolab and U.S. Bancorp
- Thomas F. Olin (BA Economics 1952), chairman and co-CEO of Archway Cookies
- Mark Pieloch, president and owner of PF Inc., formerly known as Pet Flavors[48]
- Stephen Sanger (BUS: MBA 1970), CEO of General Mills; former chairman of Wells Fargo; director of Target Corporation, and Pfizer[49]
- Robert J. Vlasic, CEO and popularizer of Vlasic Pickles[50]
Distribution services[edit]
- Michael Roney (BUS: MBA 1981), former CEO of Bunzl[51]
Electronic technology[edit]
- Richard Snyder (BA 1977, BUS: MBA with distinction 1979, LAW: JD 1982, Certified Public Accountant), chairman of the board of Gateway Inc.
Energy minerals[edit]
- William J. Olcott, president of the Oliver Iron Mining Company 1909–1928; president of the Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway 1901-1909
Finance[edit]
- Peter Borish (’81, MPP’82), chairman and CEO of Computer Trading Corporation, an investment and advisory firm[52]
- Edward Conard (BSE 1978), founding partner at Bain Capital[53]
- William S. Demchak, (BUS: MBA), president and CEO of PNC Financial Services[54]
- Haluk Dinçer (BUS: MBA), executive board member of Sabanci Holding; president of the Retail and Insurance Group of Sabancı Holding
- John C. Dugan, chairman of Citigroup[55]
- Euh Yoon-Dae (BUS: Ph.D.), chairman of KB Financial Group and of the Presidential Council on Nation Branding, Korea[56]
- David S. Evans (BGS), chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Glencoe Capital[57][58]
- Mark N. Greene (MA, Ph.D. in economics), CEO and member of the board of FICO (Fair Isaac Corporation) since 2007
- David Kellermann, (BUS: BSBA), Chief Financial Officer of Freddie Mac
- Herbert "Bart" H. McDade III, president and COO of Lehman Brothers at the time of its bankruptcy
- Thomas J. Wilson (BS 1970), chairman and CEO of Allstate Insurance, Incorporated[59]
Government corporations[edit]
- L. William Seidman (BUS: MBA 1949), former 14th Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC); vice chairman and CFO of the Phelps Dodge Corporation (1977–1982); managing partner of Seidman & Seidman (1968–1974); Chief Commentator of CNBC
Not-for-profit[edit]
- Dale Carlson (SPH: MA), first chief communications officer for the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
- John M. Fahey, Jr., (BUS: MBA 1975), president and CEO of the National Geographic Society; former chairman, president and CEO of Time Life Inc.
- William D. Johnson (BUS: MBA), principal of In-Q-Tel
- Raynard S. Kington (B.S.; SOM: M.D.), president of Grinnell College; former Principal Deputy Director of the National Institutes of Health (2003–10), briefly served as acting director of NIH (2008–09); elected to the Institute of Medicine in 2006
Process industries[edit]
- John V. Faraci (BUS: MBA 1974), CEO of International Paper
- Mervin Pregulman, former president and CEO of Siskin Steel & Supply Co. in Chattanooga, Tennessee
Producer manufacturing[edit]
- Archie McCardell (BUS: MBA), former CEO, president, and chairman of the board at the International Harvester
- David N. Weidman (BUS: MBA 1980), CEO of Celanese; member of the Board of Celanese (2004–, as chairman, 2007–); Society of Chemical Industry Chairman
Retail trade[edit]
- Charles "Chuck" Conaway (BUS: MBA), CEO of Kmart; former president and Chief Operating Officer of CVS Corporation
Sports[edit]
- Sam Belnavis (BUS: MBA), executive in automobile racing; as an African-American, one of the few minority persons to have owned a NASCAR racing team
- Howard Handler (LSA: BA 1983; BUS: MBA 1985), marketing executive at Virgin Mobile USA, MLS, and president of 313 Presents
- Patrick LaForge, president and CEO of the Edmonton Oilers
Technology services[edit]
- Jason Blessing, CEO of Model N (company)[60]
- Jim Buckmaster, CEO of Craigslist[61]
- Dick Costolo (BA), former CEO of Twitter[62]
- Irma Wyman, the first female CIO of Honeywell, Inc.
Transportation[edit]
- Robert Isom, CEO of American Airlines[63]
- Temel Kotil (COE: MA 1986, MA 1987, Ph.D. 1991), CEO of Turkish Airlines[64]
Others[edit]
- Paul Kangas, figure on Nightly Business Report on PBS (1979–2009; anchor 1990–2009)[65]
- William Andrew Paton, first editor of The Accounting Review
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