Early Life
Elizabeth Johnson is the granddaughter of Edward C. Johnson II, who founded Fidelity Investments in 1946. She is a Boston native.
Rise to Success
Elizabeth Johnson's wealth is primarily derived from her significant ownership in Fidelity Investments. Fidelity has grown to become one of the largest financial services companies globally, managing trillions of dollars in assets under administration. Fidelity provides financial services that include mutual funds, human resources administration services, employee benefits services, online brokerage, and real estate investments. She is also the sister of Abigail Johnson, the current CEO and Chairman of Fidelity Investments. She founded Louisburg Farm, a stable of show-jumping horses in Wellington, Florida, in 2013.
Key Business Strategies
While specific details about Elizabeth's direct business strategies are not readily available, her wealth is inextricably linked to the success of Fidelity Investments. Fidelity's strategies have included early adoption of technology, diversification of offerings, and a focus on customer service.
Philanthropy
The Johnson family is known for its philanthropy, with contributions to various non-profit organizations in the Boston area, including Harvard University, Historic New England, and the Institute of Contemporary Art.