Steven Hoffenberg is the chairman of Towers Investors.com, a financial services company and the online newspaper, Post Publishing.buzz. In 1995 Mr. Hoffenberg pleaded guilty to bilking investors out of $475 million in restitution. He settled a civil suit with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for $60 million. Mr. Hoffenberg is currently paying back all of the above investors debt. He owned and saved the New York Post newspaper from going out of business. The SEC, at the time, considered the fraud to be "one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history.”

Steven Hoffenberg served 18 years in Federal prison during which time he embarked on an extensive study of the bible and had a profound spiritual Christian transformation. Simultaneously, he studied and practiced law.

Mr. Hoffenberg was released in 2013 and emerged back on Wall Street purposely engaging his expertise and life experience toward billions in restitution, collection and repayment.

Through Towers Investors.com, Mr. Hoffenberg has been working to provide products and services to repay the billions of dollars in restitution.

Mr. Hoffenberg spent two years as a key participant on the Trump campaign and created the ‘Get Our Jobs Back Inc’ super PAC.

Mr. Hoffenberg discovered the unlawful foreign payments to the President Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort that resulted in Manafort being fired.

Mr. Hoffenberg is currently in the process of exposing the $50 billion cover-up of unprosecuted Ponzi crimes by reclusive billionaire and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Harvard Business School Professor Eugene Soltes consulted with Mr. Hoffenberg in the writing of ‘Why They Do It’ that outlines the history of Corporate Misconduct, financial crimes on Wall Street and raising money.

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