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Michael Stern - President and CEO; Chairman
and CEO of the Michael Stern Parkinson's Research Foundation
and a trustee of the Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum,
the Fisher House Foundation and the American Medical
Association Foundation. Mr. Stern has been a war and
foreign correspondent over the last five decades. He
is the author of seven books and a producer of several
motion pictures. He is a graduate of Syracuse University, from which he received a Bachelor of Science degree. |
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Dr. Paul Greengard -Director of the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Disease Research at The Rockefeller University
Dr. Paul Greengard was awarded the year 2000 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his pioneering work in delineating how neurons communicate with one another in the brain. During a half-century of research, he has been lauded for his singular contribution to our understanding of the complex signaling process that occur within each of the 100 billion or more nerve cells in the human brain. He is the Vincent Astor Professor at The Rockefeller University and Director of the Fisher Center laboratory. Dr. Greengard is also a member of the National Academy of Sciences and has received more than 50 awards and honors throughout his career. He has authored nearly 1000 scientific publications. |
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Dr. Alvin Freiman - VP of the Foundation. He
is a cardiologist and an Attending Physician at Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and a Professor of Clinical
Medicine at Cornell University. He is a Fellow of the
American College of Cardiology, the American College
of Physicians and the American Heart Association. |
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William White - COO, Intrepid Museum Foundation.
Member of the Board of Trustees of the Intrepid Museum
Foundation, the Fisher Armed Services Foundation. He
holds a U.S. Navy Meritorious Public Service
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Kent Karosen is the President of Karosen Strategic Partners LLC, a Strategic Consulting firm. In addition, he serves in the office of the Chairman of Cantor Fitzgerald L.P., as a Managing Director. He is also a board member of the Intrepid Museum Foundation serving on its executive committee. Originally from Kansas City, he is a graduate of Kenyon College. |
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Dr. E. Ratcliffe Anderson, Jr. - Former Surgeon
General of the United States Air Force. He was Dean
and Professor of Medicine at the University of Missouri
School of Medicine and the Executive Director of the
Truman Medical Center. A combat veteran, he is the recipient
of many major
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in the U.S. Air Force. |
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Gerry Byrne - formed Gerry Byrne Media Partners in 2002 as a full-service media and marketing consultancy to the entertainment, communications, and media industries. Primary clients include Parade Magazine, Reed Business Information, and Tribeca Entertainment. He is also chairman and founder of the newly created Quills Literacy Foundation, a Reed supported initiative, and he is leading the launch of The Quills, a consumer-driven books awards program which will debut on the NBC/Universal owned stations in October 2005.
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Lammot duPont - Principal with duPont Fabros
Development and former staff member of the House Banking
Committee. He serves on a number of boards. including a
family trust. He holds degrees from Williams College and Georgetown
University. |
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Betsy Gotbaum - is the Public Advocate of New York City. A longtime civic leader, this is her first elective office. She is a Democrat.
Gotbaum, a trained teacher, became involved in civic affairs in the 1970s, while serving on the staff of former Mayor John Lindsay. In the 1980s she served as the Executive Director of the New York Police Foundation, a non profit group which supports the New York City Police Department.
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Chairman Henry Hyde - is the distinguished
Chairman U.S. House International Relations Committee
and a member of the House Judiciary Committee. Chairman
Hyde holds a law degree from Loyola University. He is
a combat veteran of WWII, having served with the Navy
in the Pacific. |
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Howard
Lutnick - President
and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, LP, one of the nation's
largest financial intermediary firms. Member of NASDAQ's
Board of Directors, Haverford College's Board of Managers,
the Board of City Harvest, and the Intrepid Sea Air
Space Museum. Mr. Lutnick is a graduate of Haverford
College. |
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Representative Carolyn Maloney - has served
the City of New York first on the New York City Council
and as of 1992, in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Some of Rep. Maloney's top priorities include campaign
finance and government reform and support of women and
families. |
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Tony Marano - Tony Marano - Tony Marano is the Chief Executive Officer of the Americas for Cushman & Wakefield. Prior to joining C&W, Mr. Marano was VP of Business Services at Lucent Technologies. |
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James L. Nederlander, Jr. - President, the
Nederlander Organization. Third generation of family
known worldwide for theater productions and popular
music attractions. Has presented several shows on Broadway
and at other world-class venues. |
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Stuart Roth - served as Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Alzheimer's Association. He has
dedicated his energy and years of successful management
skills to the organized fight against the scourge of
Alzheimer's disease. |
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Richard Salem - Richard J. Salem is the Chairman of Enable America, our nation’s first not-for-profit organization solely committed to the reduction of unemployment among persons with disabilities. His other business interests include serving as the Chief Executive Officer of two companies developing and deploying innovative technology solution sets: Clean Water International, which converts wastewater and solids into renewable resources, and Thermal Matrix International, which integrates sensors into “suicide bomber detector” networks. Mr. Salem also maintains a limited law practice, Salem Law Group, with offices in Florida, Washington, DC, and New York City, which, together with strategic partner firms, provides experienced counsel and support in the realm of “business to government” affairs and conflict resolution.
A graduate of Duke Law School, he is a lifetime member of its Board of Visitors, and serves on the Board of Trustees of Belmont Abbey College, his undergraduate Alma Mater. He recently completed terms on a National Institutes of Health Advisory Council, a Federal Judiciary Nominating Commission, and currently serves on the Boards of St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, the National Organization on Disabilities, and the Stern Parkinson’s Research Center.
Mr. Salem is married to the former Eileen Monley and has two daughters, Susan and Elizabeth. They reside in Tampa, Florida. He maintains an active role in local and state community and civic affairs, and enjoys biking, snow skiing, reading, and music. |
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Dr. Moshe Shike - Director of Cancer Prevention
and Wellness at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
and a professor of medicine. He is co-editor of the
most authoritative textbook on nutrition and metabolism,
"Modern Nutrition in Health and Disease." |
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Richard Shortway - served as a 1st Lieutenant
with the US Air Force in WWII and flew several missions
over Germany. After the war, he started a publishing
career at Conde Nast Publications. He went on to become
Publisher of Vogue magazine and eventually, President
in charge of Vogue and Vanity Fair magazines. |
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Barry Sloane is Co-President and Co-CEO of Century Bank in Massachusetts. He is a Director of eSpeed and a Trustee of the Savings Bank Employee Retirement Assoc (SBERA), the Intrepid Museum Foundation, the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, an Overseer of the Children's Hospital of Boston, a Director of the American Skin Association, and the Boston Police Athletic League. He holds BA and MPA degrees from Harvard University. |
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Margaret Stern - has been a director and senior
vice president of public relations, communications and
marketing at major U.S. corporations such as the Coca-Cola
Company and Italian and French government entities.
Since 1990, she has been president of Margaret Stern
Communications, Inc. |
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David H.W. Turner - CFO of Thomson Financial.
He was formerly the Executive VP of Reuters America
Holdings, Inc. He is a graduate of St. Andrews University
in Scotland where he earned a Bachelor's degree in economics. |
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Steven Witkoff - As principal of The Witkoff Group, Steven Witkoff has catapulted the firm to the industry forefront with its recent acquisition of such properties as the famed News Building at 220 East 42nd Street, 33 Maiden Lane, One Broadway, 156 William Street, 370 Lexington Avenue, 866 Third Avenue and 10 Hanover Square. While the acquisitions are astounding, the real "magic" begins once The Witkoff Group takes properties under its wing to begin a metamorphosis that results in the delivery of the finest service and the value-enhancement of each asset.
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