Steve Wentz, Actor, Musician, Producer, and Business Owner

Steve Wentz is an accomplished mountain bike racer, trail builder and mountain bike enthusiast. One of the first people in America to design and construct pump tracks, his company Momentum Trail Concepts now travels globally designing and installing pump tracks around the world.

After his vehicle went off the road and crashed Wednesday evening, a Lincoln man was transported to Northern Lights Eastern Maine Medical Center for treatment and is currently listed in stable condition.

Early Life and Education

Pete Wentz is an American musician and business owner best known as bassist, primary lyricist and frontman of Fall Out Boy. With an extensive musical background – having founded experimental electropop band Black Cards during their hiatus period in 2009 – Wentz boasts an impressive resume.

Wentz attended New Trier High School and North Shore Country Day school before enrolling at DePaul University – however he soon dropped out to pursue his musical career full time.

He began dating Jeanae White in 2003; they broke up around mid-2006. Following that relationship he dated model Meagan Camper from 2011 to 2014; during that time they announced via Instagram that she was pregnant in February and gave birth eight months later in August.

Professional Career

Stephen specializes in fixed income markets, with particular expertise in US Treasuries and interest rate products. He works closely with both private clients and institutions to craft comprehensive portfolio strategies. Stephen holds Series 7, 63, 65 securities licenses as well as New York State Life and Health insurance licenses.

Wentz didn’t receive an FBS scholarship offer, yet made the most of his time at North Dakota State. He led them to five straight titles while posting impressive stats against an FBS opponent in their only matchup. Additionally, Wentz runs a successful business designing and building mountain bike trails which remain enjoyable to ride long after they’ve been built.

Wentz is part of the rock ‘n’ roll group Black Cards with his bandmates. This group made appearances in multiple episodes of One Tree Hill as well as producing an electropop/ska album.

Achievement and Honors

Pete Wentz is an author, musician, actor, producer and the owner of Clandestine Industries. In addition, he serves as bassist/lyricist for Chicago-based rock band Fall Out Boy and co-owns independent record labels Fueled By Ramen Records and Decaydance Records.

He has fostered an ongoing humanitarian relationship with Children’s Hunger Fund for many years and personally traveled with CHF to areas plagued by violence and poverty around the globe. His generous efforts allow CHF to assist suffering children all around the globe.

Donated funds towards building a concert hall at his undergraduate alma mater, North Central College in Naperville, Illinois; supported music education through giving to upperclass student scholarships with an affinity for music; sponsored Facing Africa organization that sends highly-skilled volunteer surgical teams into Ethiopia to treat Noma gangrenosa which deforms facial features due to malnutrition; sponsored Facing Africa.

Personal Life

As a celebrity, your personal life will come under scrutiny – particularly if you belong to one of America’s acclaimed rock bands.

As well as his musical talent, Wentz also dabbles in numerous other areas. He owns Clandestine Industries which distributes books and clothing; as well as Fueled By Ramen imprint Decaydance Records which signed artists such as Panic! at the Disco and Gym Class Heroes.

At home, Wentz enjoys riding bikes and spending time with his family – including fathering Saint Lazslo, 5, Bronx Mowgli, 11, and Marvel Jane, 2. Recently he posted an adorable picture of them all sitting amidst California poppy flowers with 8.2 million followers!

Net Worth

Wentz is best known as bassist and primary lyricist of Fall Out Boy rock band. Additionally, he is a notable philanthropist as well as having ventured into various non-musical projects including acting, writing and fashion; founding Clandestine Industries clothing line as well as hosting Best Ink TV show on CBS television channel; also owns film production company Bartskull Films as well as bar named Angels & Kings in Los Angeles.

He has secured endorsement deals with brands like Nike, Bobcat and First Western Bank. In addition, he owns minority interest of Phoenix Rising FC as a minority owner and has appeared on many TV shows such as One Tree Hill and Californication. Madison Oberg is his wife; they share two children. In NFL, he played for Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders teams respectively.