Who Are Jared and Joshua Kushner
Jared Kushner is the son-in-law of former U.S. President Donald Trump and a former senior advisor in the White House. Joshua Kushner is his brother and founder of Thrive Capital, a technology-focused investment firm. Both are members of the Kushner family, known for real estate development and private investment activities. Forbes profile on the Kushner business background.
Jared Kushner was born in 1981 and led Kushner Companies, a family real estate firm, before his White House role. Joshua Kushner, born in 1985, graduated from Harvard and founded Thrive Capital, which has raised multiple funds focused on early-stage technology companies. Forbes coverage of their separate business paths.
Jared Kushner Real Estate and Investment Activities
Kushner Companies Portfolio and Transactions
Kushner Companies manages a portfolio of residential and commercial properties, primarily in New York City. The firm has been involved in large-scale redevelopment projects, including conversions of office buildings into residential units. SEC filings referencing Kushner Companies entities.
Public records show Kushner Companies has received financing from institutional lenders and foreign investors for major Manhattan deals. Jared Kushner has also been linked to venture and growth equity investments through family-controlled vehicles, separate from Thrive Capital. Forbes details on Kushner Companies financing and transactions.
Joshua Kushner Thrive Capital and Tech Investments
Thrive Capital Fund Structure and Performance
Thrive Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded by Joshua Kushner. The firm has raised multiple funds targeting early-stage and growth-stage technology companies in sectors such as software, fintech, and healthcare. Thrive Capital has invested in companies that later went public or were acquired at high valuations.
Joshua Kushner has raised over $3 billion in assets under management across Thrive Capital funds, according to public reports. The firm has backed companies in the AI, enterprise software, and consumer internet sectors, with several portfolio companies achieving unicorn status. Forbes reporting on Thrive Capital fund size and returns.