Ken Griffin
was the winning bidder for a pair of seats aboard a Blue Origin spaceflight at a charity auction this week, in a move that will send two New York City teachers into space. Ken Griffin, Founder and CEO, Citadel, speaks during the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, on May 2, 2022.
The live auction took place Monday night at the annual benefit for Robin Hood, a New York City non-profit that fights poverty in the Big Apple. The organization toldthat Blue Origin, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, donated the two seats on its New Shephard Rocket as a "buy one give one" item, designating the second seat for a public school teacher.
Mr. Griffin, the founder and CEO of Citadel Securities, won with an $8 million bid that will go directly to the charity. But rather than take the flight himself, Mr. Griffin requested that Robin Hood provide both seats to
KenGriffinLied to Congress. He is a SNAKE. Using stolen retail money for this bs.
Financial terrorist Ken Griffin? Ken Griffin the financial terrorist? That guy?
I heard he gave up his seat to a bunch of 🦍
Will JeffBezos be on it? DickRocket DillDoeInTheSky Challenger
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Can’t wait for Ken to donate his GME moon tickets to apes.
KenGriffinLied and 'another' Robin Hood? Um, ya..... What could go wrong?!