Lee Bass, an American heir, investor, and businessman, has a net worth of $2.3 billion.
The family fortune of Lee Bass was established by their oil tycoon uncle Sid Richardson, and he and his three brothers inherited it.
After graduating from Yale University, he pursued his Master of Business Administration degree at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
After graduating in 1982, he began working for six years at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, which was under the leadership of Governor William P. Prigley.
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Governor George W. delegated Bass as Chairman after the successful completion of the term.
Bush and he were re-appointed to positions that spanned six years. In addition to his working responsibilities, Bass is a noteworthy philanthropist who serves on the boards of Vanderbilt University, Sid W. Jackson is a benefactor.
The Peregrine Fund and the Richardson Foundation are both involved in fundraising.
As the founder of the International Rhino Foundation and the Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Directors of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, he is a passionate outdoorsman.
His political leanings have led him to endorse the campaigns of politicians such as George Allen and George W. Bush.
The group of Bush, Hutchison, Hutchison, McCain, McCain, and Gramm.
The father of three, Ramona Seeligson, is his current wife.