MemberAn institution of questionable standing · Est. 2026
For leaders who
go above &
beyond.
Their marriage vows, mostly.
Corporate Affairs Club keeps a register of executives whose relationships made the news. Nobody applies.
Meet the membershipStrictly extracurricular.Regrettably renewable.
The directory
In distinguished company.
Member
MemberSteve Easterbrook
Former McDonald's CEOMember since
MemberLaurent Freixe
Former Nestlé CEOMember since
MemberAndy Byron
Former Astronomer CEOMember since
MemberJeff Bezos
Amazon founder & former CEOMember since
MemberBill Gates
Microsoft co-founder & former CEOMember since
MemberSergey Brin
Google co-founderMember since
MemberBrian Krzanich
Former Intel CEOMember since
MemberEric Schmidt
Former Google CEOMember since
MemberPeter Thiel
PayPal & Palantir co-founderMember since
MemberHarold Hamm
Continental Resources founderMember since
MemberDonald Trump
Trump Organization businessmanMember sinceYou make the news.
We enter your name.
Membership numbers follow the order we add profiles. They stay fixed when we add older cases.
"Member since" uses the date of the public admission, announcement, or report cited in the profile. It does not date the relationship.
The club charter
High standards.
Low barriers to renewal.
I.
Keep the receipts.
Each factual entry links to a company statement or published report.
II.
Read the fine print.
Entries distinguish admissions from allegations. A renewal records a new report of another relationship. It does not confirm the allegation.
III.
Mind your own vows.
Membership concerns executive conduct. Families are outside the club's remit.