BREAKING: Elizabeth Warren’s Daughter Piggybacked off Mom to Cash In on Corporate Contracts

Peter Schweizer is president of the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) and a senior contributor at Breitbart News.

Schweizer has a new book out called Profiles in Corruption: Abuse of Power by America’s Progressive Elite.

In the book, Schweizer investigates political leaders in America and their private finances and secrets deals.

One of the investigations involves Amelia Warren Tyagi who is the daughter of 2020 presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Elizabeth Warren was involved in the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and developed a list of clients.

Her daughter Amelia made money in her new company using that list of contacts.

From Breitbart:

Amelia, alongside business partner Jody Greenstone Miller, founded the Business Talent Group (BTG) in 2007, “a temp firm for specialized and highly skilled employees.”

The business played a role in what has been dubbed the “gig economy,” centralized around independent contractors and part-time workers.

In other words, “people are hired for part-time jobs rather than full-time employment” — something Warren has railed against.

BTG did not have a smooth start.

As Profiles in Corruption points out, temp businesses are “largely about corporate connections” — connections which exploded after Warren landed her job as the chair of the TARP oversight committee, which “played a central role in the federal government’s bailout of financial firms”:

In its early years, the firm struggled.

Executives admitted that they had to be “extremely resourceful” in order to find new business.

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Executive recruitment and the temp business are largely about corporate connections.

As Clare Malone of the Daily Beast pointed out, BTG is “a hybrid headhunting and consulting firm— industries whose bread and butter is leveraging connections.” Now they appeared to have some in abundance.

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) called Warren, knowing her reputation, during the financial crisis in 2008, asking her to serve as chair of the congressional oversight panel to “keep track on the government bailout.”

She brought Amelia, who co-founded her business the year prior, to the meeting.