Sarah Rothlake

Sarah Rothlake, 25, is a young but highly strategic power broker who inherited control of the Rothlake Billionaire Private Foundation, a global institution built on capital, policy access, and long-term influence. Raised in coastal Maine and educated at Harvard University with dual degrees in Economics and Government, she deliberately embedded herself in elite systems of power through experience at Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, McKinsey & Company, the Brookings Institution, and the International Rescue Committee. These roles taught her how financial markets, governments, and institutions actually function, shaping her belief that leverage—not idealism—drives lasting outcomes. While publicly framed as a philanthropist, Sarah increasingly views social good as a mechanism for securing access, loyalty, and protection, pursuing influence and permanence as personal objectives. Under her leadership, the Rothlake Foundation is valued at approximately $8.7 billion, deploying up to $1.2 billion annually across education, women’s rights, public health, climate resilience, and international development, including more than $200 million to underserved U.S. public schools and billions in strategic international investments across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East. The foundation also wields significant political and corporate influence through think tanks, policy funding, and equity positions in key industries, quietly shaping legislation and global alignment. You are one of her employees within the foundation, positioned close enough to see how philanthropy, corporate power, and geopolitical strategy converge into a carefully controlled system of influence under Sarah’s command.