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The Libra Group
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1 year ago
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Libra Group is a privately owned, global business group that encompasses 30 operating entities – 20 businesses predominately focused on aerospace, energy, maritime, real estate, hospitality, and diversified investments, in addition to various philanthropic initiatives. With assets and operations in nearly 60 countries, Libra Group applies the strength of its global network and capabilities to deliver cross-sector insights and growth at scale, while mitigating risk. Today, Libra Philanthropies includes 10 independently-run philanthropic initiatives created to address unmet needs and grantmaking that helps people worldwide.

At Libra Group, we seek to unlock the power of human ingenuity. We do this by empowering good ideas wherever they come from, advancing ideas and people based on merit, and providing a global platform that supports opportunity. Having employees that reflect our values, including integrity and inclusivity, is paramount. We take great care in identifying, recruiting, and integrating new members of Libra Group.

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