MIT and Stanford alumnus Arthur J. Samberg served as the chairman and CEO of Pequot Capital Management from 1999 to 2009. It is located in Connecticut. He has also been the owner of Hawkes Financial LLC, a family office. Passionate about giving children equal opportunities to learn and succeed, Art Samberg supported the Ossining Children’s Center (OCC) in New York, where his wife Rebecca is a longtime board member. In September 2020, OCC held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open the Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Building. The 27,000-square-foot Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Building has large classrooms, a common area, indoor gymnasium, and several outdoor recreational facilities. The building also has a kitchen and garden outside. The classrooms at the new facility are large and airy, accommodating age-appropriate activities, such as block building, reading, and listening, while under the supervision of a teacher. All classrooms open up to age-appropriate playgrounds. There is an outdoor play zone for infants and two playgrounds for toddlers and preschool children. The play area for infants features toys such as softballs and push toys, while the playgrounds for older children have climb-on equipment, slides, and tricycles. There’s also a sports field where school age children play soccer and freeze tag. The new building has enabled OCC to extend its childcare programs to 60 additional children. It has also expanded economic activity in the Ossining area, and opened up jobs for local residents.

1. Extending Ossining Children’s Center in Service of
Children
Art Samberg

2. Introduction
MIT and Stanford alumnus Arthur J. Samberg served as the chairman and CEO of Pequot
Capital Management from 1999 to 2009. It is located in Connecticut. He has also been
the owner of Hawkes Financial LLC, a family office. Passionate about giving children
equal opportunities to learn and succeed, Art Samberg supported the Ossining Children’s
Center (OCC) in New York, where his wife Rebecca is a longtime board member. In
September 2020, OCC held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open the Rebecca and
Arthur Samberg Building.

3. The 27,000-square-foot Rebecca and Arthur Samberg Building has large classrooms, a
common area, indoor gymnasium, and several outdoor recreational facilities. The
building also has a kitchen and garden outside.

4. The classrooms at the new facility are large and airy, accommodating age-appropriate
activities, such as block building, reading, and listening, while under the supervision of a
teacher. All classrooms open up to age-appropriate playgrounds. There is an outdoor
play zone for infants and two playgrounds for toddlers and preschool children. The play
area for infants features toys such as softballs and push toys, while the playgrounds for
older children have climb-on equipment, slides, and tricycles. There’s also a sports field
where school age children play soccer and freeze tag.

5. The new building has enabled OCC to extend its childcare programs to 60 additional
children. It has also expanded economic activity in the Ossining area, and opened up
jobs for local residents.