Top Boards For Forbes 400 Members: Google, MoMa And A Houston Rodeo

Among the many perks of being a billionaire: your choice of spots on the boards of the nation's prominent companies and nonprofits. Which ones have the most Forbes 400 members around the table? Relationship Science analyzed our list of the 400 wealthiest Americans and compiled data on all their corporate and nonprofit board memberships.  Google and MoMA come as no surprise; in fact MoMa has more 400 members (12) than any other board. But who'd have guessed that the Houston Rodeo and Conservation International would be so stacked at the top?

TOP COMPANIES

Google

5 Forbes 400 members ($70.2 billion total net worth)

Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Eric Schmidt, John Doerr, Kavitark Ram Shriram

Berkshire Hathaway

4 ($160.9 billion)

Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Walter Scott Jr., David Gottesman

Apollo Global Management

4 ($14.2 billion)

Leon Black, Robert Kraft, Joshua Harris, Marc Rowan

Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo

4 ($11.7 billion)

Jeffrey Hildebrand, Tilman Fertitta, Robert McNair, Drayton McLane

National Basketball Association

4 ($14.4 billion)

Micky Arison, Mark Cuban, Herbert Simon, Glen Taylor

TOP NONPROFITS

The Museum of Modern Art

12 Forbes 400 members ($50.6 billion total net wealth)

Ronald Perelman, Eli Broad, Leon Black, Jerry Speyer, Ronald Lauder, Joan Tisch, David Rockefeller Sr., Noam Gottesman, Sid Bass, Thomas Lee, Glenn Dubin, Pete Peterson

Robin Hood Foundation

10 ($43.3 billion)

Steve Cohen, David Tepper, Dirk Ziff, Paul Tudor Jones, Daniel Och, Stanley Druckenmiller, Glenn Dubin, David Einhorn, Larry Robbins, William Ackman

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

9 ($53.5 billion)

Ronald Perelman, Stephen Schwarzman, Philip Anschutz, Herbert Kohler Jr., David Rubenstein, Ron Burkle, Romesh T. Wadhwani, Elaine Wynn, Marilyn Carlson Nelson

Conservation International

8 ($74.2 billion)

S. Robson Walton, Laurene Powell Jobs, Gordon Moore, William Wrigley, Victor Fung, Robert Fisher, Stewart and Lynda Resnick

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

8 ($66.2 billion)

David Koch, Stephen Ross, Bruce Kovner, Daniel Och, Julian Robertson, David

Rubenstein, James Dinan, Thomas Lee

The Partnership for New York City

8 ($60 billion)

Rupert Murdoch, John Paulson, Stephen Schwarzman, Richard LeFrak, Henry Kravis, Jerry Speyer, Mortimer Zuckerman, Wilbur Ross

Net worths as of December 22.

SOURCE:Relationship Science (RelSci). www.relsci.com.

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