President Trump attended a lunch with more than 30 major U.S. business and tech leaders in one of his first events after landing in Saudi Arabia, underscoring the visit's focus on investment opportunities.
Here are the 32 individuals the White House said joined Trump’s lunch with Saudi officials.
Elon Musk: The Tesla and SpaceX CEO and top Trump adviser joined Trump for the lunch. Musk has led the Trump administration’s efforts to slash the size and scope of the federal government.
Stephen Schwarzman: Schwarzman is the CEO of the Blackstone Group, a private equity firm. He has backed Trump politically and is a major GOP donor.
Larry Fink: Fink is the CEO of BlackRock, a major money management firm that has previously come under scrutiny from conservatives over its emphasis on Environment Social and Government (ESG) commitments, which takes into account factors like the environment and social issues.
Reid Hoffman: Hoffman is the cofounder of LinkedIn. He supported former Vice President Harris in the 2024 election.
Ben Horowitz: Horowitz is a co-founder of venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, a major player in Silicon Valley.
Sam Altman: Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, which has been at the center of debates over artificial intelligence.
Jenny Johnson: Johnson is the CEO of Franklin Templeton Investment, a California-based firm.
Arvind Krishna: Krishna is the CEO of IBM.
Jane Fraser: Fraser is the CEO of CitiGroup, the investment and banking company.
Michael O’Grady: O’Grady is the CEO of wealth management company Northern Trust.
Kelly Ortberg: Ortberg is the CEO of Boeing, the aviation giant that has faced criticism from Trump at times over its delivery of a new Air Force One.
Ruth Porat: Porat is the CIO of Google. A federal judge ruled last month that Google has an illegal monopoly over advertising technology.
Andy Jassy: Jassy is the CEO of Amazon, the e-commerce giant run by Jeff Bezos, who has become friendlier with Trump during his second term.
Jensen Huang: Huang is the CEO of Nvidia, an AI chipmaker that has pledged to invest in the United States.
Alex Karp: Karp is the CEO of Palantir, a Colorado-based software company.
Lorenzo Simonelli: Simonelli is the CEO of Baker Hughes, an energy company that specializes in liquified natural gas.
Jeff Miller: Miller is the CEO of Haliburton, an oil service company.
Olivier Le Peuch: Le Peuch is the CEO of Schlumberger, an oilfield services company.
Dina Powell: Powell is a vice chairman of BDT & MSD Partners, a merchant bank. She served in Trump’s first administration and is married to Sen. David McCormick (R-Pa.).
Ray Dalio: Dalio is a billionaire who founded Bridgewater Associates.
Marcelo Claure: Claure is an entrepreneur who currently works with fast fashion company Shein.
Travis Kalanick: Kalanick is an entrepreneur who founded Uber.
Neil Blue: Blue is a billionaire who serves as chairman of General Atomics.
Jon Ballis: Ballis is the services chairman of Kirkland & Ellis, a major law firm.
Jake Silverstein: Silverstein is the CEO of Enfield Investment Partners.
Tim Sweeney: Sweeney is the CEO of Epic Games.
Kathy Warden: Warden is is the CEO of the aerospace and defense company Northrup Grumman.
James Quincey: Quincey is the CEO of Coca-Cola.
Dara Khosrowshahi: Khosrowshahi is the CEO of Uber.
Francis Suarez: Suarez is the mayor of Miami. He ran an unsuccessful presidential campaign in the 2024 GOP primary.
William Oplinger: Oplinger is the CEO of Alcola, one of the world’s largest aluminum producers.
William Meaney: Meaney is CEO of Iron Mountain, an information management company.
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