Carl J. Shapiro's Home (2 Breaker's Row)

Alan G. Hassenfeld, Chairman of Hasbro, former CEO of the $4 billion-a-year toy and game maker, owns a condo here.

He has homes in Bristol, RI., and Boston, MA.

http://people.forbes.com/profile/alan-g-hassenfeld/18562

Fred Colin, of Colin Construction Management in Roslyn, NY. owns a condo here.

He lives in Roslyn, NY.

John H. Daniels, a Canadian homebuilder who recently gave $14,000,000 to his alma mater UToronto, owns a condo here with wife Myrna.

http://www.daniels.utoronto.ca/news_events/2008/11/3486

Victor Barnett, the Chairman of Burberry, owns a condo here.

http://www.zoominfo.com/people/Barnett_Victor_26153047.aspx

Allan Green, CTO of NeoSynergy, a small automotive company, lives here.

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/allan-green/9/a4/924

David H. Feinberg, Partner at Feinberg Realty & Construction, owns a condo here. He is alleged to be quite corrupt.

http://atlanticyardsreport.blogspot.com/2006/12/esdc-board-team-players-and-big-donors.html

Milton Fine owns a condo here. He the founder and Chairman of FFC Capital Corporation.
Milton was the co-founder and Chairman of Interstate Hotels Corporation, the largest independent hotel management company in the country.
He lives in Pittsburgh, PA.
http://www.ffccapital.net/team_Milton_Fine.php

Avram J. Goldberg has a condo here. He is chairman and chief executive; his wife, Carol R. Goldberg, is president and chief operating officer of Stop & Shop, the 9th largest grocery store chain in America.

They live in Boston, MA.

http://www.nytimes.com/1988/01/18/business/business-people-stop-and-shop-s-control-mostly-all-in-the-family.html

Eugene M. Isenberg, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Nabors since 1987, has a condo here.

Nabors is a Bermuda-based energy company with a +$6 billion market cap in 2010.

http://people.forbes.com/profile/eugene-m-isenberg/55488

Sam Michaels, a lawyer for Paul Weiss in NYC, owns a condo here.

http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/contributions/sam-michaels.asp?cycle=02

Eugene Isenberg has a home in Oak Bluffs, MA.

He, like 7 others in this complex, invested money with Madoff.

The business school at UMass is named after him.

James C. Curvey, the President of Fidelity Investments, one of the world's largest mutual fund managers, owns a condo here.

He owns homes in Naples, Fl. and Boston, MA, as does his son James Curvey Jr.

http://www.businessweek.com/1998/37/b3595168.htm

Roy J. Zuckerberg owns a condo here.

Mr. Zuckerberg is currently a Senior Director of The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. after stepping down as Vice Chairman of the firm, a member of it Executive Committee and head of its Equities Division in 1998.
He joined Goldman Sachs in 1967 and in 1976 became a General Partner.
In 2004, Mr. Zuckerberg became a Founder and Chairman of Samson Capital Advisors.

He attended Lowell Technology Institute and was in the Army.
In 2002, he received the President?s Medal from the University of Massachusetts. In May 2009, Mr. Zuckerberg received a Doctor Philosophiae Horis Causa from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

He has homes in NYC and the Hamptons.

Richard Gouse, President of New England Institute of Technology, and former executive at Lincoln Education Group, owns a condo here.

Lincoln Education has a market cap of about $390 million in 2010.

He lives in Belmont, MA.

http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/contributions/richard-gouse.asp?cycle=08

Shouky A. Shaheen, founder of Shaheen & Co., owns a condo here.
Shaheen & Co. owns and manages 4.5 million sq. ft. of business parks and distribution facilities.

He lives in Atlanta, GA.

http://www.shaheenco.com/

Arthur A. Belfer lived here until his death. His widow still owns the condo.

In 1939, Mr. Belfer arrived in the United States as a penniless immigrant from Poland. He made his fortune in the oil and gas business. He founded Belco in 1953, which engaged in exploration and development mainly in Wyoming and Peru and grew to be one of the Fortune 500 largest industrial companies.

Listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1962, Belco merged in 1983 with what is now Enron Corporation, the Houston-based gas pipeline and production company. Mr. Belfer was a director and major shareholder of Enron until his death.

Mr. Belfer had been a dealer in feathers and down in Cracow, Poland. He arrived in New York on a business trip four days after the Nazi invasion of Poland and found his money was worthless. Persuading a New York broker to purchase feathers in Europe, he set up the Belfer Corporation, which manufactured down sleeping bags for the Armed Forces. In 1950, he branched out into the foam rubber business and later into petroleum products.

His son, who cashed out $53 million in Enron Stock also has a home in Palm Beach.

http://www.nytimes.com/1993/05/04/obituaries/arthur-belfer-86-philanthropist-and-head-of-petroleum-concern.html

Bob Roberts bought a condo here in 2009 for $7,6000,000.
Mr. Roberts owns an extensive New York-New Jersey-Pennsylvania-Florida portfolio of commercial buildings and shopping centers. In New York, Mr. Roberts resides at 4 East 80th Street, the former Barbara Hutton mansion.

http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/node/281699

Charles P. Lazarus, founder of Toys R' Us, owns a condo here.

He has homes in the Hamptons and NYC.


http://www.toysrusinc.com/about-us/history/charles-lazarus/

Steven Tananbaum owns a condo here. He is the founder of GoldenTree Asset Management, which has grown to an organization of 21 partners, 175 employees and over $11 billion of assets under management.

Prior to forming GoldenTree, Mr. Tananbaum joined MacKay Shields as an investment specialist in 1989 and became head of their high yield group in 1991. In 1997, Mr. Tananbaum formed and was lead portfolio manager of the firm’s hedge fund area.

He attended Vassar College.

http://www.goldentree.com/index.cfm?sID=1386

Bernard A. Marden lived here until his recent death, his widow still owns the condo.

After his military service, Mr. Marden had a long and successful career in the business world. He partnered with J.H. Whitney in the Circuitron Corp. electronics company, then later founded the Marden-Kane marketing agency.

He also founded Odd Lot Trading, a wholesaler and retailer of overstock and closeout items.

Mr. Marden also was a financier and private investor. He was a board member for several companies and was a director of the New Jersey-based Medco Containment Services, which in 1993 was sold to Merck for more than $6 billion.


http://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/obituaries/businessman-philanthropst-bernard-marden-dies-879408.html?printArticle=y

Stanley M. Katz owns a condo here. He is a consulting firm executive and philanthropist.

http://www.corporationwiki.com/New-York/Farmingdale/stanley-m-katz-P7165592.aspx

Julian Cohen lives here. Cohen has given millions toward the $31 million Cohen Pavilion at Palm Beach's ritzy Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, $2 million toward the Cohen Galleria at the MFA, and $13 million to the BSO, including $1 million toward the Cohen Wing at Symphony Hall.

In 2006 he was ranked the 41st richest Bostonian, at $350 million.

He has a home at 2 commonwealth, same place Carl Shapiro has a home in Boston.