Aman Verjee is the head editor of Thank You, President Bush and the co-founder and former editor-in-chief of American Thunder, which launched in February 2004 as the nation's largest and most successful NASCAR magazine, with a circulation of over 300,000 readers.







Aman studied economics and public policy at Stanford University, where he was an editor-in-chief of The Stanford Review, and later earned his M.B.A. and J.D. from Harvard University.

After leaving Stanford, he then went to work on Wall Street as a bond trader for Lehman Brothers, where he was helped form the Financial Engineering team. He later spent seven months as a management consultant for McKinsey & Company, but went on to work at PayPal, the online payments company owned by eBay that generated over $1 billion in revenues in 2005.

Aman now leads PayPal's Corporate Strategy function and Financial Planning & Analysis team for PayPal.

An avowed libertarian, Verjee has advocated that PayPal wield its disruptive business model as a tool for geo-political liberation and individual empowerment over repressive institutions.

Verjee also serves on the board of many prestigious organizations, including The Stanford Review (where he is the Chairman) and Unitus, a microfinance accelerator located in Washington.

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