Business Roundtable
| The Business Roundtable is a US think tank of CEO's of the biggest corporations in the world, that help shape policy, founded in 1972, with headquarter in Washington DC. |  |
President of the BR is Joshua Bolten, whose father worked for the CIA. He was trained at Stanford, worked for Goldman Sachs, was Chief of Staff of George W Bush (S&B), member of Atlantik-Brücke.
In 1981 jesuit Caroll Quigley wrote the Anglo-American Establishment with the theory that Alfred Milner, Cecil Rhodes and Nathan Rothschild were members of a secretive group named the Business Roundtable.
Mark Weinberger worked for a BR committee.
Members
- 3M
- Accenture
- Amazon (Jeff Bezos)
- Apple (Tim Cook)
- AT&T (jesuit John Stankey, Vanguard)
- Bank of America (Vanguard)
- Bayer Corporation (nazi company IG Farben)
- Bechtel Group
- BlackRock (Larry Fink)
- BlackStone (Stephen Schwarzman
S&B, Vanguard)
- BP (BP oil spill)
- Chevron (Vanguard)
- Chubb Limited (Evan Greenberg)
- Cisko Systems (Chuck Robbins BlackRock,
Ford Foundation, WEF)
- Citigroup
- Comcast Corporation (NBC Universal)
- Dell Technologies
- Dow Chemical Company
- Dupont (Colonna, Edward Breen)
- ExxonMobil
- Fox Corporation (Fox, Lachlan Murdoch, son of Rupert Murdoch)
- Ford Motor Company
- Gap Inc
- General Electric
- General Motors Company
- Goldman Sachs
- Hearst (Steven R Swartz)
- IBM (Arvid Krishna, administration of concentration camps)
- Intel (Mark Sutton)
- Johnson & Johnson (Alex Gorsky, the Covid19
scam)
- JP Morgan Chase (Jaimie Dimon)
- Lockheed Martin (Vanguard)
- Marriott International (Mormons)
- Mastercard (Vanguard)
- Mattel (Ynon Kreiz, Barbie)
- McKinsey & Company (ties to NHS of UK)
- Moody's
- Morgan Stanley (James P Gorman)
- Motorola (Vanguard)
- Nasdaq
- Northrop Grumman (Vanguard)
- Novelis
- PayPal (Vanguard)
- Pepsico (jesuit Ramon Laguarta, Vanguard)
- Pfizer (Albert Bourla,
Vanguard)
- Procter & Gamble (Vanguard)
- Raytheon
- S&P Global Inc
- Texas Instruments
- The Carlyle Group (Order
of Malta)
- The Coca Cola Company
- United Airlines
- UPS
- Vanguard
- Verizon Communications
- Visa
- Walmart
- Wells Fargo
- Western Union
- Xerox
Its European counterpart is the European Roundtable of Industrialists.