Steve Bannon
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Steve Bannon was born on November 27, 1953[1][2][3][4][5]. He works as a film producer, film director, publicist, political adviser, strategist, and politician[6]. His fields of work include politics, political science, entrepreneurship, and political consulting[7]. He practices traditionalist Catholicism and has been married to Cathleen Houff (?–1988), Mary Piccard (1995–1997), and Diane Clohesy (?–2009)[5].
He was educated at Virginia Tech, Walsh School of Foreign Service, Harvard Business School, and Harvard University. His thought has been influenced by Curtis Yarvin, Michael Anton, Alexander Dugin, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Neil Howe, and William Strauss, among others[8][9][10]. His notable works include Breitbart News, War Room, and The Movement.
He has been a member of the United States National Security Council, Committee on the Present Danger, and Council for National Policy[11][12].
Key Facts
- Country of citizenship: United States[9]
- Occupation: politician[10], screenwriter[11], banker[12], political scientist[13], investment banker[14], radio personality[15], adviser[16], entrepreneur[17], pundit[18], executive producer[19], policy advisor[20], opinion journalist[21]
- Field of work: politics[22], political science[23], entrepreneurship[24], political consulting[25]
- Employer: We Build the Wall[26], Cambridge Analytica[27]
- Educated at: Walsh School of Foreign Service[28], Harvard University[29], Benedictine High School[30], Virginia Tech College of Architecture and Urban Studies[31]
- Notable work: Breitbart News[32], War Room[33], The Movement[34]
- Member of: Committee on the Present Danger[35], Council for National Policy[36]
- Religion or worldview: traditionalist Catholicism[37]
- Influenced by: Curtis Yarvin[38], Michael Anton[39], Alexander Dugin[40], Nassim Nicholas Taleb[41], Neil Howe[42], William Strauss[43], Julius Evola[44], Martin Heidegger[45], René Guénon[46], Charles Maurras[47], Pius XI[48], Sun Tzu[49], Vyāsa[50], Olavo de Carvalho[51]
- Sex or gender: male[52]
- Member of political party: Republican Party[53]
- Commons category: Steve Bannon[54]
- Military, police or special rank: lieutenant (junior grade)[55]
- Website account on: Gettr[56]
- Family name: Bannon[57]
- Given name: Stephen[58], Kevin[59], Steve[60]
- Topic's main category: Category:Steve Bannon[61]
- Political ideology: conservatism in the United States[62], economic nationalism[63]
Why It Matters
Steve Bannon has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[64] He is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.[65]
Works attributed to him include Donald Trump's First Inaugural Address[66], an inaugural address of the United States President[67], in United States[68].
FAQs
Where was Steve Bannon born?
Steve Bannon was born in Norfolk, Virginia[2].
What did Steve Bannon do for work?
Steve Bannon worked as a film producer[3], film director[4], publicist[5], political adviser[6], and strategist[7].
Where did Steve Bannon go to school?
Steve Bannon was educated at Walsh School of Foreign Service[28], Harvard University[29], Benedictine High School[30], and Virginia Tech College of Architecture and Urban Studies[31].