Richard j stephenson bio
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About Richard J Stephenson '62
From his early years growing up in post-Depression small-town Indiana, Dick Stephenson admired the role that individual initiative plays in creating prosperity and increasing human wellbeing. Between his parents’ positive attitude and his own personal initiative, Mr. Stephenson became convinced of the importance of the individual in maintaining a free society. As he was working his way through school while attending Wabash College, he met the late Economics Professor Benjamin Rogge, and became immersed in the principles of a free and open society.
“Early on, Ben Rogge introduced me to the leading lights of an important generation of scholars—Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises—and they became my teachers,” Mr. Stephenson said.
After graduating from Wabash, Stephenson would go on to become an entrepreneur and merchant banker. While studying at Northwestern University’s Law School, he e
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DR. STACIE AND MR. RICHARD J STEPHENSON
In the heart of Barrington Hills, resides a power couple whose dedication to health, philanthropy, service, and community has left an indelible mark. Dr. Stacie and Mr. Richard J Stephenson are not just partners in life but also in a mission to transform health care and fund groundbreaking cancer research through Gateway for Cancer Research, of which they are Vice-Chair and Chair, respectively.
Brought together by a business meeting to discuss the impacts of integrative medicine on cancer patients, their joint passion continues to fuel amazing results. Richard J Stephenson, a visionary in health care and philanthropy, was captivated by Dr. Stacie’s intellect and passion for integrative medicine, as well as her evidence-based approach to health and wellness and her commitment to empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being through lifestyle changes. Dr. Stacie, former chair of Functional Medicine at Cancer Treatment Centers
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Richard J Stephenson
American businessman
Richard J. Stephenson (born c. 1940) is an American entrepreneur, businessman, and the founder and chair of Cancer Treatment Centers of amerika (CTCA). He is active in conservative politics.[1]
Early life and education
[edit]Stephenson was born in Sheridan, Indiana. He graduated from Wabash College in 1962, and while earning his J.D. grad from Northwestern University,[2] he established International Capital Investment Company (ICIC), where he still serves as chairman.[2]
Business career
[edit]Investment Banking
[edit]Prior to founding CTCA, Stephenson developed a career as an international merchant banker.[2] News reports indicated that by 1966, he was a trustee of Americans Building Constitutionally, which helped the wealthy set up not-for-profit corporations and anställda trusts to avoid taxes. In 1969, he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges and testified for the government