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Andrew Carnegie was born on November 25, 1835, Dunferline in the united kingdom and died on August 11, 1919, Lenox, Massachusetts. He was a Scottish-american industrialist. He was able to  lead the expansion of the Steel company in the late nineteenth century. He was also known as the richest man during that century. After having invested his money in the steel company he later became a philanthropist.

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Jay Gould was born on May 27, 1836, Roxbury, New York and died on December 2, 1892, Manhattan, New York City in New York. He was an american railroad spectator, executor, and financier. He was one of the important railroad developers in the nineteenth century.  Gould's first job was on the occupation of being New York's surveyor and then in 1859 he began an interest in the securities in small railroads. He then continued to deal with railroads and became manager of Rensselaer and Saratoga Railway. Then in 1867 he had become the leader of the Erie Railroad. In addition his rising power in the industry of barbed wire had succeeded in his financial manipulations he had with his working partners and competitors.

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Henry Clay Frick was born on December 19, 1849,West Overton, PA and died on  December 2, 1919, New York City. He was an american industrialist, financier, union-buster, and art patron. He was involved in the expansion of the Carnegie Steel company and helped create the company as the largest in the world. Frick was the grandson of a wealthy miller and disteeler. At the age of nineteen he took position of his grandfather's business in which he later then became more involved in other companies.

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Jay Cooke was born on August 10, 1821, at Sandusky, Ohio and died on February 16, 1905, at Ogontz, Pennsylvania.  He was an american financier who helped finance the union for the american civil war. In his early career he began as a pioneer Ohio Lawyer and a Whig. A Whig was a member of the Ohio general assembly and a member of the congress of Ohio. Then in 1838 he entered the banking house of  E.W Clark & Co. as a clerk. Later in the early months before the start of the civil war, he worked with a secretary securing loans from the leading bankers in the Northern cities. Then was able to make editorials, newspapers, signs, and writings in which had succeeded in his sale due to the description of Americans wanting to profit after the civil war. To conclude, he is recognized as the first american financier banker and first to create the wire house firm.

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John Warne Gates was born on May 8, 1855, Turner Junction, Illinois and died on August 9, 1911, in Paris France.  Gates was born and raised in west Chicago Illinois. He was known to be an american financier and steel magnate. Gates was able to take an $8000 investment of barbed plant wire into a $90,000,000 American Steel and wire company. At the age of nineteen as he was fascinated with the uses that barbed wire could bring.He was then able to convince some Texas cattlemen for the purchase of his barbed wire by enclosing their wide range acres of land. After this success he later was able to achieve the creation of many barbed wire industries.

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