Business and Economics
Nomination | Date | Note |
---|---|---|
Iorwith Wilbur Abel | 1977 | |
Walter Annenberg | 1986 | |
Gary Becker | 2007 | |
Edgar Bronfman, Sr. | 1999 | |
Irving Brown | 1988 | |
Warren Buffett | 2011 | |
James E. Burke | 2000 | |
Edward J. DeBartolo, Sr. | 1988 | |
Peter Drucker | 2002 | |
David Dubinsky | 1969 | |
Henry Ford II | 1969 | |
Milton Friedman | 1988 | |
John Kenneth Galbraith | 2000 | |
Alan Greenspan | 2005 | |
Bryce Harlow | 1981 | |
Friedrich von Hayek | 1991 | |
Paul G. Hoffman | 1974 | |
Edgar Kaiser | 1969 | |
Frederick Kappel | 1964 | |
Lane Kirkland | 1994 | |
Estée Lauder | 2004 | |
John L. Lewis | 1964 | |
J. Willard Marriott | 1988 | Posthumous award |
David Packard | 1988 | |
Clarence B. Randall | 1963 | |
Walter Reuther | 1995 | Posthumous award |
David Rockefeller | 1998 | |
Laurance Rockefeller | 1969 | |
James Rouse | 1995 | |
John J. Sweeney | 2011 | |
Dave Thomas | 2003 | Posthumous award |
Tex Thornton | 1981 | |
Juan Trippe | 1985 | Posthumous award |
Sam Walton | 1992 | |
An Wang | 1986 | |
Thomas Watson, Jr. | 1964 | |
Justin Whitlock Dart | 1987 | Posthumous award |
Walter B. Wriston | 2004 | |
Muhammad Yunus | 2009 |
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