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Eli And Edythe Broad Case Analysis

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Billionaires Eli and Edythe Broad have spent their lifetime giving back. After creating shareholder wealth by providing vital homebuilding and retirement savings services through the two Fortune 500 companies he created — KB Home and SunAmerica, Inc.— Eli Broad and Edythe, his wife of 57 years, are now devoting their time, energy and resources to philanthropy. As the child of immigrant parents, Eli Broad was instilled with the values of hard work, education and the dream that anything was possible. Total Net worth: $6.9 billion 2012 Total giving: $376 million ($5.5% of net worth) All time giving: $3.5 billion. - Billionaires Eli and Edythe

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