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New York Historical Society
170 CENTRAL PARK W NEW YORK, NY 10024-5152 www.nyhistory.orgTO COLLECT, PRESERVE, AND INTERPRET, FOR THE BROADEST POSSIBLE PUBLIC, MATERIAL RELEVANT TO THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES IN GENERAL AND OF NEW YORK STATE AND CITY IN PARTICULAR.
- EIN:
- 131624124
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 131624124
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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This data is based on the organization's 2023 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Chair
Hsin Mei Agnes Hsu
Vice Chair
John Monsky
President And Ceo
Louise Mirrer
Treasurer
Russell P Pennoyer
Vice Chair
Suzanne F Peck
Trustee
Andrew H Tisch
Trustee (As Of 3/2024)
Anita Volz Wien
Trustee
Barbara Knowles Debs
Trustee
Barry Barnett
Trustee (Deceased 3/2024)
Bernard L Schwartz
Trustee
Brian Kane
Trustee
Bridget Van Kralingen
Trustee
Buzzy Geduld
Trustee (Deceased 10/2023)
Byron Wien
Trustee
Daniel Cohen
Trustee
David W Zalaznick
Trustee (Deceased 7/2023)
Dorothy Goldman
Trustee
Edward R Hintz
Trustee
Elie Hirschfeld
Trustee
Elizabeth B Dater
Trustee
Ernest Tollerson
Trustee
Gillian Steel
Trustee
Helen Appel
Trustee (End 10/2023)
James S Chanos
Trustee
Jane Weitzman
Trustee
Jean Margo Reid
Trustee
Joel I Picket
Trustee
Jonathan M Moses
Trustee
Joseph A Di Menna
Trustee
Judith Berkowitz
Trustee
Keith Wofford
Trustee
Lawrence Neubauer
Trustee
Lois Chiles
Trustee (End 10/2023)
Martin J Gross
Trustee (As Of 10/2023)
Michael Hormel
Trustee
Michael Solender
Trustee
Michael Weisberg
Trustee
Norman Benzaquen
Trustee
Peter May
Trustee
Ravenel B Curry Iii
Trustee
Richard Reiss Jr
Trustee
Roger Hertog
Trustee (As Of 10/2023)
Sally Klingenstein Martell
Trustee
Sidney Lapidus
Trustee
Susan Waterfall
Trustee
Sy Sternberg
Trustee
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Secretary, Evp & General Counsel
Freddy Taveras
Assistant Treasurer And Cfo (As Of 9/2023)
Monique Quinn
Assistant Treasurer & Cfo (End 9/2023)
Richard Shein
Vp Human Resources
Frank Di Maiolo
Vp Education
Leslie Hayes
Vp Museum Director (End 12/2023)
Margaret Hofer
Vp Development (End 2/2024)
Matthew Bregman
Svp And Library Director
Valerie Paley
Vp Chief Curator (As Of 12/2023)
Wendy Ikemoto
Director Of It
Armando Lopez
Vp Public Programs (End 4/2023)
Dale Gregory
Cco & Vp Strategic Partnerships (End 1/2024)
Laura Washington
Vp History Exhibits (End 12/2023)
Marci Reaven Tanis
Vp Operations And Capital Projects
Yashiris Moreta
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