Harvard Business School Club of NY 2016 Program

Honoring Leaders Who Make a Difference
H A R V A R D B U S I N E S S S C H O O L C L U B O F G R E A T E R N E W Y O R K
American Museum of Natural History, New York City
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
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49 annual
leadership
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Harvard Business School Club of New York
Gratefully Acknowledges our
visionary circle
StarVest Partners, LP
Deborah Farrington
and
Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP
Thomas L. Kempner Jr.
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WELCOME
May 18, 2016
Dear Friends and Colleagues:
On behalf of the Harvard Business School Club of New York (HBSCNY), it is our great pleasure to welcome you
to the 49th annual Leadership Dinner, honoring business and community leaders who are making a difference
in so many ways. We are grateful to you for being our partner in our endeavors to bring the thought leadership
of Harvard Business School and our New York alumni’s education and experience to work for our community.
This year’s dinner is unique in that it publicly represents a quiet thrust of our Club, collaborating around joint
interests with other important New York institutions. Jazz at Lincoln Center and HBSCNY have joined forces on a
number of fronts, including providing co-honorees for the receipt of the John C. Whitehead Social Enterprise Award.
Our co-honorees are being recognized for their contributions to music education in NYC schools, the first time
we have presented the award to leaders of the arts.
HBSCNY is proud to be collaborating with other organizations as well, including a project with Weill Cornell Medical
College and two with LaGuardia Community College in Queens. We endeavor to continue to develop and expand
valuable partnerships that enable both parties to enhance their New York experience and make meaningful, joint
contributions to our city.
We also wish to thank the dinner chair and HBS graduate Deborah Farrington, who has done an absolutely superb job.
Debby is one of three women who founded StarVest, a leading venture capital firm, and is also a Director of HBSCNY
and an active leader in our Entrepreneurship effort. She has worked diligently to build support for the dinner and
to ensure a program deserving of your presence. We extend our gratitude.
We hope you all have a wonderful evening. We are pleased to be your grateful hosts.
Sincerely,
Katherine Bahamonde Monasebian, MBA ’07 Bruce R. Bockmann, MBA ’67
President, HBSCNY Chairman, HBSCNY

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2016 DINNER CHAIRMISSION
The Harvard Business School Club of Greater New York
is a unique, powerful platform connecting the leadership and
management expertise of Harvard Business School and its alumni with the vital,
creative and dynamic community of Greater New York City.
In doing so, the Club creates continuous learning, networking and
mentoring opportunities for its alumni, supports Harvard Business School thought
leadership in business and social enterprise and rallies the Club membership
to contribute to a broad range of community needs and challenges.

HBSCNY OFFERS A TRULY UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO ENHANCE YOUR LIFE
AND CONTRIBUTE TO OUR COMMUNITY
As the largest HBS organization globally, HBSCNY provides the opportunity for alumni, at all ages and all career
stages, to work together around common passions and to add value to their lives and their community. The Club
enables HBS alumni to participate and contribute in ways that balance personal and community interests, time
availability and depth of commitment.
The broad scope of Club activities, and 500+ active volunteers, distinguishes it from almost all other alumni clubs.
HBSCNY:
• Offers continuing learning opportunities for professional development and personal growth
with 100+ wide-ranging speakers and events annually.
• Provides an unmatched ability to meet HBS alumni in a relaxed setting to make friends and professional alliances.
• Contributes to the Greater NYC Community through the Community Partners pro bono consulting projects
to nonprofits. 270 participants provide more than 14,000 volunteer hours.
• Addresses a key local economic challenge through the Skills Gap Project, which connects NYC educational
institutions with businesses to build needed skills in the local workforce.
• Provides dynamic opportunities in entrepreneurship through Alums in the Alley and Startup Partners,
and plays a leadership role in HBS’s New Venture Competition and other national programs.
• Supports the largest angel investing group in New York via HBSAANY, with over 260 members and
investments in 36 companies.
• Enables senior alumni to remain vitally engaged through daytime events that explore arts, business and community.
• Grants scholarships to send local nonprofit executives to HBS Executive Education programs and awards
fellowships that give HBS students experience on the front lines of entrepreneurship and social enterprise.
• Provides local support for HBS Initiated Global Programs.
A UNIQUE CLUB

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2016 LEADERSHIP DINNER COMMITTEE
CO-CHAIRS
Katherine Bahamonde Monasebian ’07
Bruce T. Marcus ’80
DINNER COMMITTEE
Bruce R. Bockmann ’67
Hemali Dassani ’99
Marjorie Federbush AMP-160
Nancy L. Lane PMD-29
Howard D. Morgan ’88
Barrie Moskowitz ’92
Jacques C. Nordeman ’64
Kenneth A. Powell ’74
Lowell W. Robinson ’73
Aleksi Suvanto ’99
Graves Tompkins ’08
Lance Stuart ’78
Amy Vecchione ’84
Laila Worrell ’98

2016 DINNER PROGRAM
Katherine Bahamonde Monasebian, MBA ’07, President, HBSCNY
Deborah A. Farrington, MBA ’76
Founder & General Partner, StarVest Partners, LP
Leadership Dinner Chair
John Paulson, MBA ’80
President, Paulson & Co. Inc.
Presented by Nitin Nohria, Dean, Harvard Business School
Leslie Wohlman Himmel, MBA ’78
Founder and Managing Partner, Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Presented by Michael Fascitelli, MBA ’82, Managing Member, MDF Capital LLC
Bruce R. Bockmann, MBA ’67, Chairman, HBSCNY
Jane Fraser, MBA ’94
Chief Executive Officer, Citigroup Latin America
Presented by Michael L. Corbat, ’83, CEO, Citi
Jeffrey C. Walker, MBA ’81
Vice Chairman, UN Secretary General’s Envoy for Health Finance and Malaria, Retired
Vice Chairman, JPMorgan Chase and Founding Managing Partner, JPMorgan Partners
Presented by Shanice Rodriguez, Student, AmpUP
Wynton Marsalis, Honorary Mus. D., Harvard College ’09
Musician, Composer, Educator; Managing and Artistic Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center
Presented by Valerie Grant ’94, Board Member, HBSCNY
WELCOME
REMARKS
PRESENTATION OF THE
BUSINESS STATESMAN AWARD to
PRESENTATION OF THE
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARD to
DINNER
REMARKS
PRESENTATION OF THE
LEADERSHIP AWARD to
PRESENTATION OF THE
JOHN C. WHITEHEAD
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AWARD to
and to

PREVIOUS DINNER CHAIRS
1968 Harry W. Knight ’33
1969 Alexander T. Daignault ’39
1970 James E. Robison ’40
1971 Thomas S. Thompson ’48
1972 Albert H. Gordon ’25
1973 Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr. ’56
1974 F. Warren Hellman PMD-08
1975 Alonzo L. McDonald ’56
1976 Andrall E. Pearson ’47
1977 Richard H. Jenrette ’57
1978 William F. May AMP-16
1979 John C. Whitehead ’47
1980 James D. Robinson III ’61
1981 James L. Ferguson ’51
1982 John D. Macomber ’52
1983 John L. Weinberg ’50
1984 Thornton F. Bradshaw ’42
1985 John K. McKinley AMP-42
1986 Thomas S. Johnson ’64
1987 Marvin S. Traub ’49
1988 Peter G. Scotese AMP-37
1989 D. Ronald Daniel ’54
1990 Richard B. Fisher ’62
1991 Garnett L. Keith ’62
1992 Joel E. Smilow ’58
1993 Joseph R. Perella ’72
1994 Stephen A. Schwarzman ’72
1995 John S. Chalsty ’57
1996 Charles R. Lee ’64
1997 Reuben Mark ’63
1998 Henry M. Paulson, Jr. ’70
1999 Rajat K. Gupta ’73
2000 Michael A. Carpenter ’73
2001 Charles Ames ’54
2002 Sir Martin Sorrell ’68
2003 Byron R. Wien ’56
2004 Michael J. Johnston ’62
2005 Edmund A. Hajim ’64
2006 Anne M. Fudge ’77
2007 Bennett Goodman ’84
2008 Leonard M. Harlan ’61, DBA ’65
2009 John A. Paulson ’80
2010 Jacques C. Nordeman ’64
2011 Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. ’78
2012 Paul J. Fribourg AMP-96
2013 Barry S. Sternlicht, MBA ’86
2014 Jeffrey R. Immelt, MBA ’82
2015 Alexander Navab, MBA ’91

Deborah A. Farrington, MBA ’76
Founder & Managing Partner, StarVest Partners, L.P.
Deborah Farrington is Founder and Managing Partner of StarVest Partners, a New York City
based venture capital firm founded in 1998. StarVest invests in technology-enabled business
services with a focus on software-as-a-service, data & analytics and internet marketing.
It is one of the largest women majority-owned venture capital firms in the US.
Ms. Farrington is Lead Director and Chairman of the Compensation Committee of NetSuite,
Inc. (NYSE: N), a leading software-as-a-service company where StarVest was the first venture investor in 2000; and a Director
and Chairman of the Compensation Committee of Collectors Universe, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLCT). Representing StarVest,
she is a board member of CrowdTwist, Host Analytics, PeopleMatter, Take the Interview and Xignite. She was a Finalist in
Finance for the World Technology Awards and has been on the Forbes Midas 100 List of top venture capitalists in the
United States multiple times and the top woman on the list in 2008 and 2011.
Prior to founding StarVest, she was CEO of Victory Ventures, LLC, a New York City-based private equity firm; Managing
Director of Asian Oceanic Group, a Hong Kong-based merchant bank; an investment banker, securities analyst and member
of the Operating Committee of Merrill Lynch International while with Merrill Lynch in New York, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
Deborah began her career at The Chase Manhattan Bank.
She is a graduate of Smith College, where she is a Trustee and member of the Investment Committee, and holds an MBA
from Harvard Business School, where she is a member of the Dean’s Visiting Committee and has endowed a “Fellowship
for Women Entrepreneurs”. She is a board member of the HBSCNY, a member of the New Ventures Advisory Council of
McKinsey & Company, the International Women’s Forum, the Business Committee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
and a member of the board of directors of the American Friends of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
2016 LEADERSHIP DINNER CHAIR

BUSINESS STATESMAN AWARD
1968 C. Douglas Dillon
1969 Robert S. McNamara ’39
1970 George Pierce Baker
1971 Henry Ford II
1972 David Packard
1973 David Rockefeller
1974 George W. Ball
1975 Walter B. Wriston
1976 John D. DeButts
1977 Reginald H. Jones
1978 Felix G. Rohatyn
1979 Donald M. Kendall
1980 Clifton C. Garvin, Jr. AMP-31
1981 Ian MacGregor
1982 Donald T. Regan
1983 Paul A. Volcker
1984 Philip Caldwell ’42
1985 John R. Opel
1986 Charles L. Brown
1987 James E. Burke ’49
1988 John S.R. Shad ’49
1990 Sam M. Walton
1991 Thomas S. Murphy ’49
1992 Richard L. Gelb ’50
1993 Wayne Calloway
1994 Charles P. Lazarus
1995 Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. ’65
1996 Henry B. Schacht ’62
1996 Dean John McArthur
1997 Richard B. Fisher ’62
1998 C. Michael Armstrong
1999 Charles R. Lee ’64
2000 Andrall E. Pearson ’47
2001 Roger A. Enrico
2002 Kathryn S. Wylde
2003 Henry M. Paulson, Jr. ’70
2004 Ann S. Moore ’78
2005 Jamie Dimon ’82
2006 Jeffrey R. Immelt ’82
2007 Hamilton E. James ’75
2008 Michael D. Fascitelli ’82
2009 Michael R. Bloomberg ’66
2010 Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. ’61
2011 Thomas C. Barry ’69
2013 Leon Black ’75
2014 Stephen A. Schwarzman ’72
2015 Glenn Hutchins, JD-MBA ’83
The Business Statesman Award is presented annually to an individual who has shown outstanding leadership
in business as well as personal integrity and commitment to the community.
PAST RECIPIENTS

2014 DINNER CHAIR2016 BUSINESS STATESMAN AWARD
John Paulson is the President and Portfolio Manager of Paulson & Co. Inc. (“Paulson”).
Paulson is an SEC-registered investment management company specializing in global
merger, event arbitrage and credit strategies with approximately $17 billion of assets under
management. The firm was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in New York with offices
in London and Hong Kong.
Paulson & Co. has received numerous awards and accolades over its 20 year history including the Absolute Return’s 2013
awards for Management Firm of the Year, Best Arbitrage Fund, and Best Event Driven Fund. Combined with the eight other
Absolute Return awards Paulson has won previously, this cements the firm’s position at the top of the awards leaderboard.
Mr. Paulson received his Masters of Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1980. He graduated from
New York University in 1978. Prior to forming Paulson in 1994, John was a general partner of Gruss Partners and a managing
director in mergers and acquisitions at Bear Stearns.
John serves on the Boards of New York University; the Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Central Park Conservancy;
the 92nd Street Y; the Council on Foreign Relations; the Partnership for New York City and the Deans Advisory Board
of the Harvard Business School.
John Paulson, MBA ’80
President, Paulson & Co. Inc.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARD
The Entrepreneurship Award honors an individual whose
Entrepreneurship is of the highest professional and creative standard,
has led to significant entrepreneurial success and is a prime example of
leadership that makes a difference in both community and business.
INAUGURAL RECIPIENT
2015 Michael R. Bloomberg, MBA ’66

2016 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARD
Leslie Wohlman Himmel, MBA ’78
Founder and Managing Partner, Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Leslie Wohlman Himmel is founder and co-managing partner of Himmel + Meringoff
Properties, one of New York’s leading real estate owners with a commercial real estate portfolio
comprised of over two million square feet and valued at more than $1 billion. Starting as an
acquisitions associate at Integrated Resources in 1979, Ms. Himmel has risen to prominence
as the highest ranking female landlord in New York’s office market. During her partnership of
over 30 years with Stephen Meringoff, they have succeeded in creating one of the only privately
owned, first generation portfolios of New York City office buildings. Leslie is a hands-on owner
whose focus is on the acquisition of properties, strategic repositioning of assets and financing
the portfolio.
Leslie serves on M&T Bank’s Directors Advisory Council and NYC Mortgage Committee. Serving on REBNY’s Board of
Governors since 2001, she is also on the Board of the Executive Committee. In 1992, she founded and still co-chairs
REBNY’s Economic Development Committee, which works with NYC officials supporting economic development.
In 2011, she received the REBNY Mendik Lifetime Leadership Award for exceptional leadership. She is a member of YPO
and on the HBSCNY Board.
Passionate about helping other women succeed, as a gift to HBS in honor of her 30th reunion, Leslie established the
“The Women’s Student Association Fellowship Fund,” which awards scholarships to HBS students. Her daughter,
Andrea (29), graduated from Wharton (2008). A former energy analyst for six years with Sanders Capital, Andrea is
forming an investment management fund focused on oil and gas assets. Her son, David (27), graduated from HBS
in 2014 and works at Jamestown Properties.
Ms. Himmel graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from University of Pennsylvania (BA), and received an
MBA with high honors from HBS (1978).

LEADERSHIP AWARD
1998 Katharine Graham
1999 Marian Wright Edelman
2000 G.G. Michelson
2001 Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner AMP-90
2003 Donna E. Shalala, Ph.D.
2004 Joan Ganz Cooney & Peter G. Peterson
Ann R. Tisch & Andrew H. Tisch ’77
2005 Kathryn C. Chenault & Kenneth I. Chenault
Joel E. Smilow ’58
2006 Carla A. Harris ’87
Nancy M. Barry ’75
2007 Agnes Gund, M.A. ’80
2008 Cory A. Booker
2009 Elaine R. Wolfensohn & James D. Wolfensohn ’59
2010 Ann Johnson & Thomas S. Johnson ’64
2011 Robert S. Kaplan ’83
2012 William A. Ackman ’92
2013 Lisa Smith Cashin, AB ’75 &
Richard M. Cashin, AB ’75, MBA ’80
2014 Joseph R. Perella, ’72
2015 Adebayo O. Ogunlesi, JD-MBA ’78
The Harvard Business School Club Leadership Award pays tribute to extraordinary individuals who exemplify
unique leadership skills and whose careers stand as a shining example to others.
PAST RECIPIENTS

2016 LEADERSHIP AWARD
Jane Fraser, MBA ’94
Chief Executive Officer, Citigroup Latin America
Jane Fraser is the CEO of Citigroup Latin America responsible for all businesses in the
23 countries where Citi is present in this important region, including Mexico. Jane sits
on Citi’s Operating Committee.
Before this role, she was Chief Executive Officer of U.S. Consumer and Commercial Banking and
CitiMortgage, responsible for Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, Small Business Banking, and
Wealth Management in the U.S. and Citi’s residential home mortgage lending business globally.
From 2009 to 2013, Jane served as CEO of Citi’s Global Private Bank. Over the course of four
years, she transformed the business, recruiting and developing top talent to deliver strong results and industry-leading
efficiency ratios. Under Jane’s leadership, Citi Private Bank was named Best Global Private Bank by the Financial Times,
The Banker and PWM for three consecutive years. Prior, Jane was Global Head of Strategy and Mergers & Acquisitions for
Citi from 2007 to 2009 and also led the firm’s re-engineering effort. She joined Citi in 2004 to run Client Strategy for the
Global Banking division. American Banker has recognized her several times as one of the “Most Powerful Women in Banking.
She is a member of the Board of Directors of Banamex, the Board of Directors of Banco de Chile, AACCLA (American
Association of Chamber of Commerce in Latin America) and the Board of Directors of the Council of the Americas.
Prior to joining Citi, Jane was a Partner at McKinsey & Company where she worked in London and New York for 10 years
serving clients in the financial services industry. While at McKinsey, she authored a number of articles on globalization and
co-authored a book on global strategy, Race for the World, published by HBS Press in 1999. She started her career at Goldman
Sachs in the Mergers & Acquisitions department in London and then worked for Asesores Bursátiles in Madrid, Spain.
Jane has an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and an M.A. in economics from Cambridge University.
Jane is married with two children.

Jeffrey C. Walker, MBA ’81
Vice Chairman, UN Secretary General’s Envoy for Health Finance and Malaria, Retired
Vice Chairman, JPMorgan Chase and Founding Managing Partner, JPMorgan Partners
Jeff Walker is Vice Chair in the United Nations Envoy’s Office for Health Finance and Malaria.
He currently serves on the Boards of New Profit (where is he also Chairman), The University
of Virginia, Berklee College of Music, Lincoln Center Film Society, The Miller Center,
CharityStrong, AmpUP, AMP for Health and University of Virginia’s Undergraduate Business
School, where he was President for ten years. Jeff serves on the Board Of Visitors of the
University of Virginia. He is a partner in Bridge Builders investment fund. Jeff is Co-Founder
and Co-Chairman of The Quincy Jones Musiq Consortium, was Chairman of The Council of
Foundations at University of Virginia (UVA), serves on the Dean’s Board of Advisors and was
on the Visiting Committee at the Harvard Business School and is on the Advisory Boards of MIT
Media Lab, UCLA Film TV and Theater School, Center for Contemplative Sciences at UVA (which he chairs), Harvard
School of Public Health, Brookings Metropolitan Council, Blue School, Witness.org and Ideo.org. He is President of the
15 Central Park West Board.
Previously, Jeff was Executive-in-Residence at Harvard Business School, focusing on social enterprises and collaboration, and
a Lecturer at the Kennedy School. At Harvard, he also helped to develop and launch a course in exponential fundraising for
nonprofit leaders at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. He served as the Chairman of Millennium Promise,
with the United Nations and Columbia University, an incubator to eliminate extreme poverty, and was the Chairman of the
Thomas Jefferson Foundation (Monticello), where he still serves as an Emeritus Trustee. Jeff Co-Founded and was Chairman
of Npower, an organization that provides shared technology services to nonprofits.
Jeff recently co-authored a new book, “The Generosity Network”, about new approaches to gather resources to address causes
each of us are passionate about.
For twenty five years Jeff was CEO and Co-Founder of CCMP Capital, the $12 billion successor to JPMorgan Partners,
JPMorgan Chase & Co’s global private equity, Vice Chairman of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Chairman of the JPMorgan
Chase Foundation. He has an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School and a B.S. from the University of Virginia, is a
Certified Management Accountant and a Certified Public Accountant.
2016 JOHN C. WHITEHEAD SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AWARD

Wynton Marsalis, Honorary Mus. D, Harvard ’09
Managing and Artistic Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center
Wynton Marsalis is a world-renowned trumpeter, composer, educator and leading advocate of
American culture. Born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1961, he made his recording debut as a
leader in 1982, and has since recorded more than eighty jazz and classical recordings, and has
won nine GRAMMY®
awards. In 1983, he became the first and only artist to win both classical
and jazz GRAMMYs®
in the same year. Today Wynton is the only artist ever to win Grammy
Awards®
in five consecutive years (1983-1987).
Marsalis is the recipient of honorary doctorates from over twenty-five of America’s top academic
institutions including Columbia, Harvard, Howard, Princeton, and Yale. His creativity has
been celebrated the world over. In 1997, Marsalis became the first jazz artist to be awarded
the Pulitzer Prize in Music for his oratorio Blood on the Fields, commissioned by Jazz at Lincoln
Center. In 2001, he was appointed Messenger of Peace by Mr. Kofi Annan, Secretary-General
of the United Nations, and in 2005 Wynton received The National Medal of Arts, the highest
award given to artists by the United States government.
Marsalis has authored six books including: Jazz ABZ: An A to Z Collection of Jazz Portraits (Candlewick, 2005), illustrated by
poster artist Paul Rogers; Moving to Higher Ground: How Jazz Can Change Your Life (Random House, 2008), with Geoffrey C. Ward;
and most recently, Squeak, Rumble, Whomp! Whomp! Whomp! (Candlewick, 2012), also illustrated by Paul Rogers.
Marsalis helped lead the effort to construct Jazz at Lincoln Center’s home—Frederick P. Rose Hall—the first education,
performance, and broadcast facility devoted to jazz, which opened its doors in October 2004. He currently serves as Jazz
at Lincoln Center’s Managing and Artistic Director and Director of Jazz Studies at The Juilliard School.
2016 JOHN C. WHITEHEAD SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AWARD

JOHN C. WHITEHEAD SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AWARD
2005 Iris Y. Chen ’01
Benjamin Fenton ’00
Marc Sternberg ’00
2006 Michael Everett-Lane ’99
Ariel Zwang ’90
2008 Whitney R. Tilson ’94
2009 Cheryl L. Dorsey
2010 Deborah C. Wright ’84
2011 Ilene H. Lang ’73
2012 Raymond J. McGuire ’83
2013 The Honorable
Elaine L. Chao, ’79
Dr. James S.C. Chao
2014 Kathy Giusti, MBA ’85
2015 Steve Klinsky, MBA ’79, JD ’81
Maureen Sherry
The Social Enterprise Initiative at HBS generates and shares knowledge that helps individuals and organizations
create social value in the nonprofit, private, and public sectors. Social Enterprise plays a critical role in supporting the
School’s mission to educate leaders who make a difference in the world by integrating social enterprise-related research,
teaching, and activities into the daily life of HBS. An important way HBS graduates make a difference in the world is
through their leadership in social enterprise as managers and board members of nonprofits and as corporate leaders
engaging their businesses in social responsibility programs. Initiated in 2005, the Social Enterprise Award honors
graduates who further this important mission.
John C. Whitehead ’47 was the Founding Supporter of the Social Enterprise Initiative and Chair of the Social Enterprise
Initiative Advisory Board. One of Harvard Business School’s most distinguished graduates; he was a powerful role model
for younger generations of leaders. Throughout his career he demonstrated extraordinary leadership in the private,
public, and nonprofit sectors. The former Co-Chairman of Goldman, Sachs Co., Mr. Whitehead served as Deputy
Secretary of State in the Reagan Administration and was awarded The Presidential Citizen’s Medal. The 2006 Leadership
Dinner was the inaugural naming of this award in Mr. Whitehead’s honor.
PAST RECIPIENTS

HBS ENTREPRENEURS
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2016 LEADERSHIP DINNER SUPPORTERS
VISIONARY CIRCLE
Davidson Kempner Capital
Management LP
Deborah A. Farrington
StarVest Partners, LP
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
Citi
McKinsey Company
Stephen Meringoff /
Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Paulson Family Foundation
VICE CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
American Express
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Harvard Business School
Leslie Wohlman Himmel
Alan A. Shuch
The John P. and Anne Welsh
McNulty Foundation
MasterCard
The MCJ Amelior Foundation
NetSuite
Shearman Sterling LLP
Spring Mountain Capital
Walker Family Foundation
CRIMSON CIRCLE
Accenture
Argand Partners
BNY Mellon
The Boston Consulting Group
James J. Burke, Jr.
Jim Burns
Egon Zehnder/
Ricardo Sunderland,
Albert Laverge,
Gabriela Carvalho,
Carlos Vazquez
General Atlantic LLC
Rob Louv / Houlihan Lokey
MT Bank
Morgan Stanley
Nordeman Grimm
Perella Weinberg Partners LP
Searchlight Capital Partners
Skybridge Capital
Sullivan Cromwell LLP
Mark Tatum /
National Basketball Association
Barbara Marcin Ullman
Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner
Willis Towers Watson
WorkHouse NYC
Jan Rock Zubrow

2016 DINNER CHAIR
2016 LEADERSHIP DINNER SUPPORTERS
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Lawrence D. Ackman
Jacqueline Adams
Kim Albright
Charles N. Atkins
Laura Sharyar Aziz
Henry Barkhorn
Bruce Batkin
Charles Beever
Todd E. Benson/Herington LLC
Black Knight Financial Services
Anthony Blenk
Caroline Tisch Blodgett Will Blodgett
Mitchell Blutt
Paula Brancato
Capital One
Andrea de Cholnoky
Leo J. Corbett
Howard Cox
D. Ronald Daniel
Elizabeth DeMarse
Nancy-Ann DeParle
Alan Desino
Martin Dolan
Ben Edmands
The ELMA Philanthropies
EY
Marjorie S. Federbush
David L. Ferguson
Ambassador April H. Foley
Martin Fridson /
Lehmann Livian Fridson Advisors LLC
David Gelobter
Bonnie Joel Glasky
Francisco X. Gonzalez
Valerie S. Grant
Joyce Greenberg
Ben Griswold, IV
Ed Grossman
Guggenheim Securities
Susan Lyon Hailey
Lorraine Hariton
Fleur Leonard M. Harlan
Andrew Heffernan
Joanna Stone Herman
Gary Jacob / Glenwood Management Corp.
JMP Securities LLC
Wilma H. Jordan / JEGI
J.S. Held LLC
The John R. Jakobson Foundation, Inc.
Ellen Lewis Kaden
Richard C. Kane
Atul Khanna
Michael Krupa
Nancy L. Lane
Laurie Lindenbaum Bob Horne
Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund
Susan Liu
Jeanette Loeb
Ambassador John L. Loeb, Jr.
M. Klein and Company
Bruce Marcus
Margolin, Winer Evans LLP
Jonathan Mariner
Blythe Masters
Annette McEvoy
Stephen V. McKenna
Richard L. Menschel
Katherine Bahamonde Monasebian
Lori David Moore
Nan J. Morrison
Catherine James Paglia
Jeff Peek
Claire Goodman Pellegrini Rusty Cloud
Kevin Penn
Laura Petersen
Rusty Pierce
Kenneth Powell
Dianna Raedle
Julie Raynor
Ed Rivera
Karen Thomas Robards
Lowell Robinson
Nina Roket / Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
Ropes Gray LLP
Rubenstein
Sanford J. Sue Riemer Sacks
Jacob Shavit
Iftikhar H. Shirazi
Maureen Sherry Steve Klinsky
David J. Stern
The Swyer Companies
TCV
Erica Steven Tishman
Carmen B. Torruella
Amy Vecchione
Teri Barry Volpert
Peter Wendell
Ilyse Wilpon Roberto Buaron
Scott C. Wilson
Kathy Wylde
Jing Yang
Glenn Youngkin
Ariel Zwang Gordon Mehler
Listings as of May 6, 2016

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
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Giving back reflects both our most basic values and our highest calling.
That’s why Citi salutes the Harvard Business School Club of New York
for its wide-ranging programs that benefit not only the school and its
alumni but also NYC’s community at large. We congratulate our own
Jane Fraser for being a stellar example of extraordinary leadership.
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Congratulations to this year’s Honorees:
LESLIE WOHLMAN HIMMEL
JANE FRASER
WYNTON MARSALIS
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2016 DINNER CHAIRSPECIAL THANKS
We are grateful to the following for their generous donations to this evening’s gift bag:
Chief Executive Magazine
Clif Bar
Couture Collective
Estee Lauder
Five Hour Energy
Harvard Business Review
Hershey
Johnson Johnson
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2016 DINNER CHAIRBOARD CHAIRS
1968
Albert H. Gordon ’25
1969
Warren Alpert ’47
1970-71
John A. Blum ’38
1972
John C. Whitehead ’47
1973
Conrad Jones ’49
1974
Bernard A. Leventhal ’56
1975
Byron R. Wien ’56
1976
John O. Whitney AMP-49
1977
Alonzo L. McDonald, Jr. ’56
1978-80
Andrall E. Pearson ’47
1981-82
D. Ronald Daniel ’54
1983
Robert G. Dettmer ’57
1984
Millington F. McCoy ’63
1985
John L. Lesher ’58
1986
Peter G. Scotese AMP-37
1987-88
Thomas S. Johnson ’64
1989-90
Ennius E. Bergsma ’75
1991-92
Victor K. Kiam II ’51
1993
Harold Tanner ’56
1994-95
Joseph R. Perella ’72
1996-04
Stephen I. Sadove ’75
2005-10
Michael J. Johnston ’62
2010-2014
Howard D. Morgan ’88
2015-2016

2016 DINNER CHAIRCLUB PRESIDENTS
1922 M. Bartlett Pinkham ’18
1923-24 Stacey K. Beebe ’22
1925 Glenn A. Bowers ’16
1926 Charles G. Gambrell ’25
1927 Herbert Leighton
1928 Donald K. David ’19
1930 T. Spencer Shore ’26
1931 Langbourne M. Williams, Jr. ’62
1932-33 Stacey K. Beebe ’22
1934-35 Lionel C. Perera
1936 W. Stewart McDonald
1937 V. Allen Hower ’22
1938-39 Carl R. Boll ’22
1940-41 Teel Williams ’22
1942 George L. Van Bergen ’22
1943 Earle P. Merritt ’26
1944 Edward T. Batchelder
1945 Charles J. O’Connor
1946 Marvin Bower ’30
1947 T. Spencer Shore ’26
1948 George W. Allen ’33
1949 Louis W. Munro ’23
1950 John A. Kiggen, Jr. ’21
1951 John F. Childs ’33
1952 Taylor M. Mills ’31
1953 Charles S. Shaughnessy ’21
1954 David W. Brumbaugh ’31
1955 J. Raymond Stuart ’39
1956 Clarence W. Mackay ’28
1957 Ralph K. Rogers ’21
1958 John J. Fitzgerald ’27
1960 Warren Alpert ’47
1961 Morris H. Wright ’37
1962 Frank J. Croke ’54
1963 Albert V. Casey ’48
John T. Garrity ’48
1964 Charles E. Sigety ’47
1965 Robert W. Morey, Jr. ’62
1967 John A. Blum ’38
1968 James E. Robison ’40
1970 Bernard A. Leventhal ’56
1971 Harry W. Knight ’33
1972 Conrad Jones ’49
1973 Byron R. Wien ’56
1974 Charles I. Petschek ’48
1975 Stephen L. Wald ’59
1977 T.J. Dermot Dunphy ’56
1979 Donald K. Clifford, Jr. ’56
1980 Donna R. Ecton ’71
1981 Ronald Weintraub ’60
1982 Gerald L. Good ’71
1983 Ennius E. Bergsma ’75
1984-86 Kenneth A. Powell ’74
1987-88 Stephen L. Wald ’59
1989-90 Burt Alimansky ’77
1991-92 Nancy L. Lane PMD-29
1993-95 Amy Vecchione ’84
1996-97 Margery B. Fischbein ’80
1998-99 Al Sharif ’76
2000-01 Ronald J. Gerber ’86
2002-03 Scott B. Meyer ’96
2004-05 Daniel L. Kramer ’87
2006-07 Elena C. Crespo ’93
2008-10 Bruce T. Marcus ’80
2011-12 Richard C. Kane ’68
2013-15 Hemali Dassani ’99
2016 Katherine Bahamonde
Monasebian ’07

2016 DINNER CHAIRCLUB OFFICERS VOLUNTEERS
PRESIDENT
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
Irene Tserkovny ’07
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Ken Shoji ’92
VICE PRESIDENTS
Entrepreneurship
Jason Klein ’86
Diana Dowling ’93
Marketing Alumni Affairs
Meg Langan ’92
Marge Wyrwas AMP-180
Programming
Sean Egan ’81
Lance Stuart ’78
Secretary
Barrie Moskowitz ’92
Social Enterprise
Charles Toder ’62
Clare Peeters ’00
CLUB ASSOCIATES
Chief of Staff
Sara Weeks
Associate Director
Alan Hurite
Program Manager for Events
Som Chivukula
Chloris Ji
Program Manager for
Entrepreneurship and
Marketing
Lane Zimmerman
Program Manager
for Social Enterprise
Sydney Rose
VOLUNTEER LEADS
Maxine Botesazan ’13
Margaret Brown ’84
Joan Cheng ’02
Andrew Cheskis ’84
Leo Corbett ’75
Celia Currin ’72
Greg Durst ’98
James Fincher ’03
Stelios Hatzakis PLDA-11
Freda Johnson ’99
Richard Kane ’68
Herb Kaplan ’65
Hal Kennedy ’84
Chloe Kiernan ’08
Bettina Klein ’92
Camille Kubie ‘04
Church Lewis ’84
Joanne Lim ’99
Alex Mandl ’02
Cornelius Marx ’67
Kira Mendez ’88
Calvin Mew PMD-48
Joan Mokray ’74
Chitra Nawbatt GMP-6
John O’Donnell ’77
Jim Peet ’80
Leonard Polaner ’54
Margaret Poster ’76
Jessica Postiglione ’09
Barry Puritz ’65
Dianna Raedle ’93
Ed Riegelhaupt ’57
Bill Rosser ’62
Brad Schrader ’80
Stacy Schwartz ’03
Marvin Shaub ’64
Nikki Signh ’08
Ava Seave ’82
Efrem Sigel ’68
Andrew Silbiger ’96
Cathy Stephenson ’90
Avi Telyas ’86
David Teten ’98
David Theobald ’91
Cindy Tran ’04
Irina Zavina ’03
Jessica Ziegler ’84
Ava Zydor ’84
SCHOLARSHIPS
Governing for Nonprofit
Excellence (GNE)
Joanne Lim ’99
Performance Measurement
for Effective Management of
Nonprofit Organizations (PMNO)
Richard Kane ’68
Hal Kennedy ’84
John O’Donnell ’77
Strategic Perspectives in
Nonprofit Management (SPNM)
Jessica Ziegler ’84
Calvin Mew PMD-48

HBSCNY BOARD
CHAIRMAN
PRESIDENT
BOARD MEMBERS
Jacqueline Adams ’78
J Adams: Strategic Communications
Todd Benson ’91
Herrington LLC
Dan Biederman ’77
Bryant Park Corp.
Martin Brand ’03
The Blackstone Group
Roberto Buaron ’74
First Atlantic Capital, Ltd.
Jim Burns ’97
KKR
Argand Partners
Elisabeth Hair DeMarse ’80
DeMarseCo, Inc.
Daisy Dowling ’02
The Blackstone Group
Deborah A. Farrington ’76
StarVest Partners LP
Marjorie S. Federbush AMP-160
Strategies Synergies International, Ltd.
Joel Glasky ’73
Financo LLC
Valerie Grant ’94
Bernstein Value Equities
Divya Gugnani ’04
Concept to Co
Leonard Harlan ’61, DBA ’65
Castle Harlan
Leslie Wohlman Himmel ’78
Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Richard C. Kane ’68
Atul Khanna ’91
Line Capital LLC
Nancy L. Lane PMD-29
Thai Lee ’85
SHI International Corp.
Bruce Marcus ’80
Vine Talk, Inc.
Jonathan Mariner ’78
Major League Baseball
Howard Morgan ’88
Argand Partners
Jacques C. Nordeman ’64
Nordeman Grimm, Inc.
Devon Pike ’01
Givenchy Couture USA
Kenneth A. Powell ’74
Powell Consulting Corp.
Dianna Raedle ’93
Deer Isle Group
Lowell W. Robinson ’73
EVINE Live
Wilbur L. Ross Jr. ’61
WL Ross Co. LLC
Joanna Stone Herman ’97
DeSilva+Phillips
Aleksi Suvanto ’99
Edelman
Mark Tatum ’98
National Basketball Association
Graves Tompkins ’08
General Atlantic
Amy Vecchione ’84
Aventina, LLC
Laila Worrell ’98
Eric Zinterhofer ’98
Searchlight Capital Partners
Soofian Zuberi ’99
Merrill Lynch Co
Ariel Zwang ’90
Safe Horizons
EMERITI
BOARD MEMBERS
Burt Alimansky ’77
John Chalsty ’57
Donald K. Clifford, Jr. ’56
Elena C. Crespo ’93
T.J. Dermot Dunphy ’56
Marjorie Fischbein ’80
Ronald J. Gerber ’86
Michael Johnston ’62
Daniel L. Kramer ’87
Bernard A. Leventhal ’56
Joseph Perella ’72
Al Sharif ’76
Jeanette Wagner AMP-90
Byron Wein ’56
Ronald Weintraub ’60

M Klein and Company
Congratulates
Jane Fraser and John Paulson
on their exemplary leadership and success

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