"William Lown is a Tarrant County-based student building a career at the intersection of finance, history, and public service. Raised in New York City, he attended Westminster School in Simsbury, Connecticut, where he developed a disciplined mindset through academics and sport. A multi-sport athlete in basketball and lacrosse, William earned the Squibb Bowl Sports Award, recognising both effort and character."
"After graduating in 2024, William broadened his global perspective through the London School of Economics Summer School programme. Exposure to international students and ideas deepened his interest in how historical forces and economic systems shape modern decision-making. William is currently studying at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, with an expected graduation in 2028. He has earned a place on the Dean's List. His academic focus centres on equity markets, long-term thinking, and understanding how institutions function."
"His professional experience includes internships with a victims-of-communism organisation, the U.S. Senate, and an investment banking firm. These roles gave him practical insight into policy, markets, and organisational discipline. William views leadership as something built through preparation rather than position. Outside his studies, he enjoys basketball, tennis, squash, sporting clay shooting, and backgammon. He believes these activities sharpen focus and strategic thinking. William continues to build his career steadily, guided by curiosity, consistency, and a desire to understand how complex systems work."
William grew up in New York City and attended Westminster School in Simsbury, Connecticut, developing a disciplined mindset through academics and sport. He played basketball and lacrosse and earned the Squibb Bowl Sports Award for effort and character. After graduating in 2024, he broadened his global perspective at the London School of Economics Summer School, where exposure to international students deepened his interest in historical forces and economic systems. He studies at Texas Christian University, on the Dean's List, focusing on equity markets, long-term thinking, and institutional function. Internships spanned a victims-of-communism organisation, the U.S. Senate, and an investment bank. He believes leadership is built through preparation and uses sports and games to sharpen focus and strategic thinking.
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