Birthday: April 4, 1948 (Aries)
Born In: New York City, New York, United States
The number of people who have worn the hats of businessman, political powerbroker, lawyer, and an authoritative voice on policies of the government with as much ease as American corporate icon Richard Parsons is very few. Although it is true that he trained as a lawyer and became famous after faring particularly well in the New York bar exam; he did not pursue a career in law beyond a point and instead decided to work with President Gerald Ford. It was his stint with the President Gerald Ford that provided him a glimpse of the dynamics of the powerful elite in the United States and no doubt shaped the way in which he conducted himself during the rest of his career as one of the corporate czars of the country. He held the top jobs at some of the biggest global corporations in the world and is a respected business leader all across the world. Parsons had a glittering career at the many corporations he worked for and led those giants with distinction during his tenure; however on the other side of the spectrum he also worked as a key policy maker for US presidents which is why he was regarded as one of the leading lights of corporate America in every way.
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Also Known As: Richard Dean Parsons, Dick Parsons
Died At Age: 76
Spouse/Ex-: Laura Bush Parsons
children: Gregory Allen Parsons
Born Country: United States
Height: 6'4" (193 cm), 6'4" Males
Died on: December 26, 2024
place of death: New York City, New York, United States
Notable Alumni: University Of Hawaii, Manoa
U.S. State: New Yorkers
education: University of Hawaii, Manoa, Albany Law School
awards: The BET Honors Award for Corporate Citizen
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Richard Parsons did some staggering work throughout his corporate career including such mind numbing deals like the AOL-Time Warner merger that was valued at $165 billion but his most important work was that of steadying a huge bank like Citi after the bank had lost billions of dollars during the subprime mortgage crisis.
Parsons got married to Laura Ann Bush in 1968. The couple has three children; two sons named Gregory and Leslie, and a daughter named Rebecca.
Parsons had an affair with African model Macdella Cooper and they had a child in 2009.
Richard Parsons died of bone cancer on December 26, 2024, at the age of 76, in New York City.
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