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Stephen Leopold
Stephen Leopold (born November 15, 1951) is a Canadian real estate professional and entrepreneur.
==Early life and education==
Born in Montreal, Canada, Leopold is descended from a prominent Montreal family. His paternal grandmother, Rhoda Leopold, was one of Canada's illustrious philanthropists; she was the only person, male or female, to chair the Canadian equivalent of the United Jewish Appeal (now the United Jewish Communities) (UJC), the Combined Jewish Appeal, for four consecutive years. Rhoda Leopold died in 1964, and the "Woman of the Year Award" given by Montreal's Combined Jewish Appeal is honored in her name as the Rhoda Leopold Award. Leopold's father was the late Irwin Leopold, a leading Montreal businessman and developer. Irwin Leopold initiated the development of Westmount Square in Montreal. Westmount Square, a complex of residential and commercial buildings that formed "a city within a city," was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Some of Irwin Leopold's other major developments included Burlington Square in Burlington, Vermont; the Royal Bank Building in Ottawa; Lafayette Square in Boston; and the former headquarters of the National Bank of Canada in Old Montreal.
In Leopold's early years, he attended Selwyn House School, a private school and Westmount High School. He later graduated with honors from McGill University in Montreal, and attended the McGill University Faculty of Law.
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