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2021 Centennial Society
Application
Mission Statement
The Economic Club of New York is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, nonpolitical organization dedicated to the
promotion of the study and discussion of social, economic and political questions. For more than a century,
the Club has served as the premier public forum for thought leaders of the United States and the world, to
express a diverse set of views and opinions in a free and open environment. By embracing and promoting
free expression of diverse views and opinions, the Club effectively acts as a catalyst for innovation in thought
and ideas impacting social, economic and political issues facing society.
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www.econclubny.org
July 2021
About the Club
The Economic Club of New York is a membership organization with members drawn from the top executive
levels of business, industry and finance. Founded in 1907, the Club serves as a major forum for discussion
on a wide range of public issues of interest to business people.
The Club is nonpolitical, nonpartisan and nonprofit. Its membership (individual, not corporate) is drawn
primarily from the senior leadership ranks of the business, finance and many other sectors of the
economy. Its individual members represent a wide diversity of opinion.
The Club promotes no agenda, and it takes no sides on issues. It exists solely to provide a serious,
structured forum in which selected top leaders, from both the U.S. and abroad, can address its members
and their invited guests. Because its speakers have complete freedom to express their views, the Club is
described as the leading non-partisan forum in the United States. All views expressed at Club functions
are those of the speakers, not of the Club.
Speakers are chosen for distinction and timeliness. Over the years speakers have included heads
of government, cabinet ministers, legislators, economists, bankers, business executives, labor
leaders, university presidents, governors, judges, generals and admirals, ambassadors and
scientists.
Our virtual events, breakfasts, lunches, receptions, and occasional dinners are informative and enriching
exchanges with world class and highly influential thought leaders from various sectors of the economy.
The format is designed for serious discussion on timely issues. The program itself is uninterrupted and the
event's entire focus is on the Guest of Honor and the speaking program. Programs include a question
period, commonly in a fireside chat format to include questions from members of the Club.
Club programs are open to members and their guests. Members are encouraged to invite guests and
many find that hosting tables at in-person events provides a unique opportunity for their clients. Club
events are typically open to coverage by the media. As part of our Reciprocity Program with the
Economic Club of Washington DC and the Economic Club of Chicago, their upcoming events are
shared with ECNY Club members for their consideration to attend.
The Centennial Society, available to those in the Club who are elected into Membership, includes
advanced tiers of giving that reflect our most generous members. Special benefits of joining the
Centennial Society vary by giving level but include recognition in Club materials, priority seating for
Members and their guests at in- person events, as well as the ability to bring a guest to the VIP reception,
special receptions for Centennial Members, and much more.
For more information about the Club, please visit: https://www.econclubny.org/web/pages/members
July 2021The Centennial Society
The Centennial Society and the Centennial Fund were created more than a decade ago by the Economic
Club of New York Board of Trustees to provide the Club financial security during its second century and to
ensure continued high-quality programs for its membership. The Fund is directed by the Board and all
expenditures from the Fund, whether from income and/or principal, must be authorized by the Board. Today,
there are more than 300 members in the Centennial Society. All Gifts to the Fund are tax-deductible and have
enabled the Club to further its important mission of providing diverse and timely programs with prominent
thought leaders who share ideas across virtually every aspect of the national and global economy.
To join the Centennial Society, we are pleased to share that there are three levels of giving that a Club
member may select to support the Centennial Fund. As always, company matches are welcome. All
Centennial Society members are offered an opportunity to join our off-the-record Salon Series and each level,
and the associated member benefits are outlined below:
Centennial Society ($10K)
Early registration for Club events
Recognition at virtual and in-person events
Recognition in Club communications materials including monthly newsletter
Opportunity to join annual Centennial Society Salon Series
Priority seating for the Centennial Society member and his/her guest(s) at in-person events
The opportunity for one (1) registered guest to accompany the Centennial Society member to
VIP Receptions
Special invitations to Private Receptions
President's Club ($25K)
All Centennial Benefits
PLUS
Second access to annual Salon Series subscription
Early access to recording of virtual events
Virtual and in-person Green Room opportunities
President Table guaranteed seating
An invitation to an exclusive event with the Chairman and President plus one guest
Special President's Club pin
Chairman's Circle ($50K)
All Centennial Benefits
All President's Club Benefits
PLUS
First access to annual Salon Series subscription
Dais or Chairman’s Table guaranteed seating
An invitation to exclusive event with the Chairman and President plus one guest
Two complimentary seats to year-end event
Special Chairman's Circle pin
For more information about joining the Centennial Society or Salon Series, please contact gmfeazelle@econclubny.org
Updated- Fall 2021I _________________________________________________________, hereby pledge
(please circle one option)
$10,000 (Ten thousand dollars)
$25,000 (Twenty five thousand dollars)
$50,000 (Fifty thousand dollars)
� Please make my donation a reoccurring annual gift to the Economic Club of New York.
Payment will be made by:
1) Check payable to The Economic Club of New York
2) Credit Card: Visa, Mastercard & American Express accepted. Please call the Club office with
card information.
3) Contact the Club office for information regarding transferring securities
Contributions will be fully tax deductible to the extent provided by law. Any related questions can be
submitted to eberry@econclubny.org. The Economic Club’s Federal ID # is 13-1655225.
Member Name (as to be stated on the Recognition Roll)
__________________________________________________________________________
Member Signature___________________________________________________________
Date ___________________ Phone____________________ Email__________________
If you are affiliated with a corporate or foundation matching gift program, you may be able to increase your
gift to the Centennial Society. Completed forms can be submitted electronically to eberry@econclubny.org
or mailed to: The Economic Club of New York
PO Box 21193
New York, NY 10087-1193
July 2021The Economic Club of New York
Centennial Society Recognition Roll
Chairman's Circle
Madelyn Antoncic John B. Hess Jeffrey Schoenfeld
Frank Brosens Henry R. Kravis Scott Shay
Greg Brown Marie-Josée Kravis Dinakar Singh
James W. Breyer Terry J. Lundgren Jerry I. Speyer
Fr. Andrew Bushell Peter G. Mangin Murry K. Stegelmann
Edward Cox Michael E. O’Neill Julie Sweet
Mark Gallogly John Paulson Lynn Thoman
Sander R. Gerber Charles Phillips Jason DeSena Trennert
Greg Gliner Shaiza Rizavi
President's Club
Ruediger Adolf Glenn H. Hutchins Dinesh C. Paliwal
Lee S. Ainslie III Ann F. Kaplan Douglas L. Peterson
H.E. Alya Al-Thani Jill Kaplan Michael Peterson
Betsy Z. Cohen Kenneth Lipper William R. Rhodes
Stanley F. Druckenmiller George Maroulis Alexander J. Roepers
Mario J. Gabelli* Dambisa Moyo* John W. Rogers Jr.
Peter Georgescu Anna Nikolayevsky Jeffrey Schoenfeld
James A. Hasso Stephen Jacob Odzer Andrew Sommers
William H. Heyman Peter R. Orszag Colin Teichholtz
Centennial Fund Members
Howard J. Abner Frank Bisignano H. Rodgin Cohen Douglas Durst
William Ackman Roger A. Blissett Stephanie Cohen Richard Edelman
Ruediger Adolf Samuel Bloustein Timothy Collins Joel S. Ehrenkranz
Lee S. Ainslie III Michael C. Bodson Cristobal I. Conde Janice Reals Ellig
Ellen Alemany William H. Bohnsack, Jr. David Cote James M. Fail†
Herbert M. Allison, Jr.† Elizabeth Bramwell† Edward F. Cox Thomas Farley
Sharaf Al Hariri Kenneth D. Brody Howard Cox Alexander M. Farman-
Dwayne O. Andreas Frank Brosens Timothy G. Dalton, Jr. Farmaian
Michael J. Angelakis Richard F. Brueckner Thomas Daniels Yaroslav Faybishenko
Madelyn Antoncic Kevin Burke Marquette de Bary† Martin Feldstein†
Rand V. Araskog Harold Burson Gonzalo de Las Heras Roger W. Ferguson, Jr.
Caroline Atkinson Fr. Andrew Bushell Richard A. Debs Joseph R. Ficalora
Jack Azagury Michael A. Carpenter Nagaraja K. Deevi Joseph S. Fichera
Louis Moore Bacon Leslie M. Carter Christopher DeLong Laurence D. Fink
David R. Baker† Mary Ann Casati Elisabeth DeMarse Michael G. Fisch
Ajay Banga John K. Castle Danielle DePippo Gwendolyn Foster
Thomas O. Barnes John A. Catsimatidis Dinyar Devitre Christopher Fralic
Wallace Barnes† Michael J. Cavanagh Donald F. Donahue Patricia Francy
Thomas C. Barry James H. Cavanaugh William H. Donaldson Barbara Hackman Franklin
David Barse John Chamberlin Domitilia M. dos Santos John J. Frezza
Joshua Berkowitz Purnendu Chatterjee Stanley Druckenmiller Barry S. Friedberg
Richard Bernstein Robin Chemers Neustein Thasunda Brown Duckett Adena Friedman
Mark Bertolini Connie S. Chen Glenn H. Dubin Stephen A. Friedman
Brandon Bethea Ashvin B. Chhabra William C. Dudley Cono R. Fusco
Ramachandra Patricia M. Cloherty Patricia Duff Mario J. Gabelli*
Bhagavatula Abby Joseph Cohen John C. Dugan Mark Gallogly
John H. Biggs Betsy Z. Cohen James J. Dunne III Michael E. Gellert
*Repeat Giver
† Deceased
Page 1 of 2 August 1, 2021Centennial Fund Members
(Continued)
Peter Georgescu Jerome Kohlberg† Kathleen O’Reilly Stanley S. Shuman
Sander R. Gerber Orin S. Kramer Hutham S. Olayan Muriel Siebert†
Susie Gharib Henry R. Kravis James M. Orphanides Ian Slome
Nomi Ghez Marie-Josée Kravis Peter R. Orszag Jerry I. Speyer
Nili Gilbert Sallie Krawcheck John A. Pancetti Robert K. Steel
Greg Gliner John Z. Kukral Robin Panovka Murry K. Stegelmann
Leslie V. Godridge Joseph Lamastra Herbert Pardes Sy Sternberg
Steven J. Goldman† Kenneth G. Langone John Paulson Keith Stock
Matthew Goldstein Nancy Lazar Norman Pearlstine Michael A. Stocker
Peter T. Grauer Joseph M. Leccese Karen B. Peetz Murray C. Stoltz
Earl G. Graves, Sr.† John A. Levin Lawrence E. Penn II Marcy Syms
Maurice R. Greenberg William M. Lewis, Jr. Joseph R. Perella Steven A. Tananbaum
Robert Greifield Carl H. Lindner† Joanna Peters Dan Tapiero
Gunther E. Greiner Kenneth Lipper Douglas L. Peterson Paul J. Taubman
Edmund A. Hajim John Lipsky Michael Peterson Diana Taylor*
Taylor Hanex Martin Lipton Peter G. Peterson† Fred S. Teng
Jane Hartley* Andrew N. Liveris John C. Phelan Lynn Thoman
Gerald L. Hassell Daniel S. Loeb Edmund S. Phelps Craig B. Thompson
James A. Hasso Francisco A. Lorenzo Richard Plepler Ernie Thrasher
John M. Hennessy Thomas M. Luddy Ruth Porat Carl H. Tiedemann†
C. Robert Henrikson Edward J. Ludwig George Pyne Michael Tiedemann
James H. Herring Terry J. Lundgren James H. Quigley Ranjit Tinaikar
William H. Heyman Omeed Malik Thomas John Reid Andrew H. Tisch
Landon Hilliard David Malpass Thomas A. Renyi Fredric J. Tomczyk
Gary Hindes Peter G. Mangin William R. Rhodes Alair A. Townsend
Amanda S. Hindlian Ross S. Margolies Frank E. Richardson W. James Tozer, Jr.
Sunil Hirani Michael A. Margolis Darren Richman Jason DeSena Trennert
Fred P. Hochberg Donald B. Marron† J. Joe Ricketts Joe Ucuzoglu
Robert D. Hormats Mark Mason Jack L. Rivkin Debra Udicious
Michael J. Howard Theodore Mathas Shaiza Rizavi Lawrence R. Uhlick
R. Glenn Hubbard Elizabeth McCaul Larry Robbins Robin A. Vince
Susan L. Hullin Richard T. McCormack Alexander Robinson Vincent J. Viola
Glenn H. Hutchins William E. McCracken James D. Robinson III* Enzo Viscusi
Edward S. Hyman William J. McDonough David Rockefeller† Richard A. Voell
Reuben Jeffery Eugene R. McGrath Alexander J. Roepers John L. Vogelstein
Jennifer J. Johnson Raymond J. McGuire Theodore Roosevelt IV George T. Votis
Suzanne Nora Johnson Lynn McMahon Daniel Rose Jeanette S. Wagner
Thomas S. Johnson John E. Merow † Jeffrey A. Rosen Charles Wait
Paul Tudor Jones Howard P. Milstein Stephen M. Ross George H. Walker IV
Warren B. Kanders Michael G. Morris Steven A. Roth Lulu C. Wang
Ann F. Kaplan Georgette Mosbacher William C. Rudin Dennis Weatherstone†
Karen Katen Deanna M. Mulligan Charles Rusbasan Robert Wedeking
Michal Katz Gary P. Naftalis Patricia F. Russo Sue Ann Weinberg
Derek Kaufman Chitra Nawbatt Thomas A. Russo Karen Weiss
Henry Kaufman Annette Nazareth John J. Rydzewski John C. Whitehead†
Tom R. Keene Fred Nazem Faiza J. Saeed Frederick B. Whittemore
Gershon Kekst Daniel A. Neff Marla Schaefer James Wiener
Gary M. Kenajian Daniel Neidich Oscar S. Schafer Christopher J. Williams
Stephen J. Ketchum Trinh Nguyen Ralph Schlosstein Ronald A. Williams
Youghee Kim-Wait Robert H. Niehaus Adam Schneider Robert G. Wilmers†
Jason Klein Anna Nikolayevsky Jeffrey Schoenfeld Matthew Winkler
Klaus Kleinfeld X. Rick Niu Alan Schwarz Kenneth Witover
Robert W. Kleinschmidt Deborah Kobe Norris Stephen A. Matthew E. Zames
Hans Kobler Jim O’Brien Schwarzman Emad A. Zikry
David H. Koch† Michael E. O’Neill Scott Shay *Repeat Giver
† Deceased
August 1, 2021
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