Stephen A. Schwarzman

Dusted off the jacket and boots for another World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos. I’ve worn this for so many consecutive years that friends often call it my “Davos coat.” Always a great way to start the year connecting with clients, business leaders, reporters and so many others. #wef24

A field report from my final night in Davos. It was my 28th year attending and, as always, an endurance test running all over town seeing clients, world leaders and reporters (while avoiding the ice). Thanks to all those who took time to meet with me or stop me on the street to say hello. I always come away energized by both the conversations and insights I've picked up.

Here we go again... Throwback Thursday to last year’s Blackstone Holiday Video. More costumes, embarrassing moments, and lots of absurdity coming with the latest installment next Thursday, December 19th.

Thrilled to be back at the University of Oxford for the groundbreaking of the Centre for the Humanities, which will benefit students, faculty and the broader Oxford community. The center will also house The Institute for Ethics in AI, helping apply Oxford’s leadership to today’s timely conversations about the impact of new AI technologies on society.

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A favorite Blackstone tradition – the Peter G. Peterson award, named after my co-founder Pete, is given to individuals who go above and beyond in service of their community.

Congratulations to this year’s winners Sophie Baker for her work with Voices for Children, Inc. and Reggie Nelson for his work with upReach. They exemplify Pete’s determination to have a positive impact on the world.