American businessman; founder, chairman and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange; NYSE chair
SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell has donated a portion of SpaceX stock to the Trump Accounts for more than 2 million U.S. children, with emphasis on those in lower-income areas near central Texas. The move follows earlier pledges from Michael and Susan Dell and other tech giants, as the program seeds $1,000 per child and enables future retirement-style accounts. Officials say donations accelerate the accounts’ rollout.
Dell shares have surged after President Trump highlighted a $6.25 billion contribution from Michael and Susan Dell to the Trump Accounts program, a tax-advantaged education and wealth-building vehicle for children. The White House event featured executives from tech and finance, with bipartisan attention on the program’s potential to broaden access to capital and ownership.