The guy who owns all the trades

The guy who owns all the trades and is on the side of management should definitely not be reminded of the time he was arrested for peeing on a woman.

Allegedly: Jay Penske

American media and publishing entrepreneur and auto racing team owner.
He is the Chairman and CEO of Penske Media Corporation, a digital media and publishing company he founded in 2004.

“The time he was arrested for peeing on a woman.” Excuse the image, it is just hilarious. This guy is like a unicorn, very unique and smart. Hope he has a humor too.

• In August 2019, media mogul Jay Penske, son of NASCAR legend Roger Penske, made headlines when he was arrested in Massachusetts for allegedly urinating on a woman at the Nantucket Yacht Club. Reports suggest that Jay and his brother Mark were involved in an altercation with two women, who claimed the brothers broke into the property and assaulted them in the parking lot. According to witnesses, Jay, who is the CEO of PMC Media, was seen urinating in the parking lot and then allegedly sprayed one of the women with a hose, resulting in her boots getting soiled. Besides being the son of a billionaire, Jay Penske owns well-known entertainment websites such as Deadline.com and HollywoodLife.com.
• Jay Penske has established a significant presence in the media world, gaining control over renowned publishing brands such as “Variety,” “The Hollywood Reporter,” and “Rolling Stone.” While operating from Los Angeles instead of the traditional publishing hub in Manhattan, Penske has managed to accumulate a remarkable portfolio of titles, rivaling the achievements of the late Si Newhouse from Conde Nast.
• Although he communicates primarily through press releases, those who have had the opportunity to meet Jay Penske in person often describe him as amiable and intelligent, with a clear vision and a genuine personality.
• Allegedly, there are even some reports from some PMC publications, suggesting that Jay Penske had received money from the Public Investment Fund overseen by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the same fund that granted Jared Kushner’s investment firm a substantial $2 billion. PMC strongly refuted these claims, clarifying that the funds actually came from the Saudi Research Media Group, a public company audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers, with investments in Bloomberg and Hearst. Moreover, this funding occurred two years before the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which led to the Saudi prince facing widespread criticism. Despite the clarification, some people still feel uneasy about the association with Saudi Arabia, as they view it as a controversial connection that has contributed significantly to PMC’s growth.