Title: Marcus Benjamin
Content: Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography ; Standard Dictionary ; Universal Cyclopædia ; New International Encyclopædia ; Appleton's New Practical Cyclopædia, (six volumes, 1910). Marcus Benjamin (1857&ndash;1932) was an American editor, born at San Francisco, California, and educated at the Columbia University School of Mines. After following his profession of chemist for several years, he turned to editorial work. Dr. Benjamin worked on a number of reference works, as: From 1896, he was the editor of the publications of the United States National Museum. He was an aide in the office of Naval Intelligence during World War I, and received a decoration by France. He was a fellow of the Chemical Society.
Title: Albert Benjamin
Content:  Benjamin was born in Glasgow and discovered bridge at Glasgow University, studying medicine. In 1939 he married Judy, who duly became his favourite bridge partner. During World War II Benjamin was drafted into the Ambulance (Home Defence) Service, and quickly showed what he was made of: he paid another ambulance man to take over his night shift, and made a small fortune by playing poker, winning 47 months out of 48. Nevertheless, he regarded poker as a boring and soul-destroying game.
Title: Jon Benjamin (Jewish leader)
Content:  Marc Jonathan Benjamin (born 31 October 1964) is a qualified lawyer and has held various leadership positions in NGOs and Jewish communal organisations, including as Chief Executive of the Board of Deputies of British Jews from January 2005 to May 2013 and Chief Operating Officer of World ORT from January 2014 to December 2015.
Title: Daniel Benjamin
Content:  Benjamin grew up in Stamford, Conn., one of three sons (William Benjamin and Jonathan Benjamin) born to Burton and Susan Benjamin. His father is an internist; his late mother was a teacher, an administrator at the University of Connecticut and the head of marketing for a Manhattan law firm. They were a moderately observant Jewish family. Benjamin graduated from Harvard University magna cum laude, where he was a 1983 Marshall Scholar at New College, Oxford. After college, he worked as a journalist for Time and The Wall Street Journal.
Title: Burton Benjamin
Content:  Burton Benjamin was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Sam and Ruth Bernstein Benjamin. In 1939, Burton earned a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Michigan. While in school in Cleveland and in college, Benjamin worked as a journalist. In 1939, Benjamin worked for United Press and the Newspaper Enterprise Association in Cleveland and New York City until 1946. During this time, Benjamin served in World War II in the U.S. Coast Guard, earning the rank of lieutenant. Subsequently, Benjamin began writing and producing documentaries for RKO-Pathe, from 1946 to 1955. Burton Benjamin became a writer for television in 1955. 
Title: Judah P. Benjamin
Content:  Benjamin spent a week in London assisting Mason in winding up Confederate affairs. He then went to Paris to visit his wife and daughter for the first time since before the war. Friends in Paris urged him to join a mercantile firm there, but Benjamin felt that such a career would be subject to interference by Seward and the United States. Accordingly, Benjamin sought to shape his old course in a new country, resuming his legal career as an English barrister. Most of Benjamin's property had been destroyed or confiscated, and he needed to make a living for himself and his relatives. He had money in 
Title: Benjamin Pell
Content:  Benjamin Pell (also known as "Benji the Binman", born December 1963) is a British man who is known for having raked through the dustbins of law firms representing prominent people in search of incriminating or compromising documents that he could sell to the press.
Title: Brian Benjamin
Content:  June 2017. Benjamin said he consulted for his former firm, but asserted that he was not compensated. Benjamin would not explain the form that had been filed and repeatedly denied receiving any outside income since his election. Benjamin is known as a political progressive. One of Benjamin's first campaign promises was to seek to close Rikers Island. He introduced a bill to close Rikers in three years. After violence on Rikers on Thanksgiving Day 2017, Benjamin sent a letter to the State Commission of Correction requesting a report on the state of the facility. The report found that it might be necessary 
Title: Burton Benjamin
Content:  Burton Richard Benjamin (October 9, 1917 – September 18, 1988) was a vice president and director of CBS News. He worked at CBS for 29 years, as a writer, producer, and executive. In that time, he was director of CBS News from 1978 to 1981 and executive producer of CBS Evening News from 1975 to 1978. He was a senior executive producer from 1968 to 1975 and from 1981 to 1985. At CBS, Benjamin often produced programs with Walter Cronkite. He wrote Fair Play: CBS, General Westmoreland, and How a Television Documentary Went Wrong about the Benjamin Report, his report on The Uncounted Enemy and its related lawsuit.
Title: Judah P. Benjamin
Content:  Benjamin was going. "To the farthest place from the United States, if it takes me to the middle of China." With one companion, Benjamin travelled south in a poor carriage, pretending to be a Frenchman who spoke no English. He had some gold with him, and left much of it for the support of relatives. He was traveling in the same general direction as the Davis party, but evaded capture whereas Davis was taken by Union troops. Benjamin reached Monticello, Florida, on May 13 to learn Union troops were in nearby Madison. Benjamin decided to continue alone on horseback, east 

Question: What is Benjamin Mount's occupation?
Answer: record producer.
music producer.