Jon Gray
Coverage of Jon Gray in the Nexus archive.
- Blackstone's Jon Gray goes jogging and goes viral. I took a run with him.
Jon Gray, Blackstone's president and COO, led a group run in Central Park with over 110 employees, inspired by his viral LinkedIn videos that blend business advice with casual content. The event aimed to promote Blackstone's brand and connect with junior staff, honoring Wesley LePatner, a deceased colleague.
- Blackstone president Jon Gray tells Gen Z to think like founders at work—but a growing number are skipping the corporate ladder to become one for real
Blackstone president Jon Gray advises Gen Z analysts to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset, emphasizing innovation and client service. A growing number of Gen Z workers are bypassing traditional corporate roles to start businesses, driven by AI's role in lowering startup barriers. Harvard Business School data shows a significant rise in students opting for entrepreneurship over traditional jobs.
- Blackstone accepted fewer than 1% of intern applicants. Here's the advice Jon Gray gave those who made it.
Blackstone accepted fewer than 1% of intern applicants this year. Jon Gray, Blackstone's president, advised interns to prioritize responsiveness, hard work, entrepreneurial thinking, and kindness to succeed, emphasizing traits like 'eye of the tiger, will to win' for leadership.
- Blackstone’s Jon Gray: The $26 Billion Bet That Felt 'Career Shortening'
Jon Gray of Blackstone made a $26 billion bet that he felt was risky for his career. The bet's outcome is not specified in the article. Jon Gray's move is a significant event in the business world.
- Blackstone’s Gray Says Alignment Helps Calm Private Credit Angst
Jon Gray of Blackstone discusses how alignment helps calm private credit angst. Alignment is key to addressing concerns in the private credit sector. This approach may lead to increased stability.
- Blackstone's Jon Gray says AI is Single Biggest Driver | Open Interest 4/23/2026
Blackstone's Jon Gray highlights artificial intelligence as the most significant driver in the current economic landscape. The statement was made during an appearance on Open Interest on April 23, 2026.