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Anchorage, Alaska
Robert Gillam
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How'd he get so rich? Known as the "Peter Lynch of the Northwest," Gillam is the president and CEO of McKinley Capital Management, an investment advisory company he founded in 1990. A graduate of Wharton and UCLA, he is not only the richest man in Anchorage but the richest person in Alaska.
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