Bernard M. Gordon Charitable Remainder Unitrust

The Bernard M. Gordon Charitable Remainder Unitrust operates as a single-family office and philanthropic entity. It manages an extensive asset base, originating from corporate shares, to facilitate direct investments and support charitable initiatives. This mechanism enables strategic capital deployment, serving both financial growth and societal benefit through its structured approach to wealth management and distribution.

The trust was established in 2003 by Bernard Marshall Gordon, the distinguished engineer, inventor, and founder of Analogic Corporation, widely regarded as the "father of high-speed analog-to-digital conversion." Gordon endowed the unitrust with all his company shares, motivated by a personal commitment to directly witness and guide the allocation of his wealth to impactful causes during his lifetime.

The Unitrust serves as a capital provider, engaging in early-stage venture capital investments while primarily directing funds towards philanthropic endeavors, notably in engineering education and institutional support. Its overarching vision is to strategically deploy wealth for both financially sound investments and substantial charitable giving, embodying Bernard Gordon's enduring dedication to advancing technology and fostering academic development.