Program OverviewThe David Rockefeller Fellows Program was established in 1989 as a tribute to the civic contributions and leadership of the Partnership’s founding chairman, David Rockefeller. Over 250 senior executives have taken part in this enriching 11-month program, which exposes participants to key leaders and issues in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors of the city.

Program Objectives• To enhance individual business and civic leadership skills

• To recognize the connection between corporate interests and thecity’s vitality

• To facilitate access to the leadership tools and networks necessary foreffective public-private partnerships

• To explore ways to leverage corporate capacity in order to impactissues and influence private and civic sector participation in New YorkCity affairs

Program CriteriaFellows should be: • nominated by Partners

• senior executives in key leadership positions

• individuals who have demonstrated interest in civic activities

• individuals who will make the requisite time and energy commitment tothe Program, as well as a meaningful contribution to the class

• representative of the diversity of New York’s business community

Program Design• Commitment — Breakfast or lunch meetings take place 2-3 times per

month, each lasting from 60 minutes to 4 hours depending on whethera site visit or tour is included. Events are tailored to fit the demandingschedules of the Fellows.

• Content — Session topics are based on the goals and interests of eachclass of Fellows, as well as the Partnership’s current agenda items.Meetings are informal and candid discussions with key leaders on issuesaffecting the city and ways that the private sector can have an impact.

MissionThe mission of the David Rockefeller Fellows Program is to provide a new generation of leaders with a unique opportunity to better understand New York City and to take a more active role in shaping the city’s future.

DAVID ROCKEFELLER FELLOWSA Partnership for New York City Leadership Program

David Rockefeller Fellows Alumni Committee

For more information about the David Rockefeller Fellows Program, please contact Debra Feinberg by phone at 212-493-7598 or by email at dfeinberg@pfnyc.org.

Partnership for New York City One Battery Park Plaza New York, New York 10004-1479 Phone: 212.493.7400 Fax: 212.504.0377

www.pfnyc.org

Contact Information ALUMNIKenneth D. Daly

President, New York National Grid

Ronald E. Davis Executive Vice President & Head of Customer Management Zurich Financial Services

LaMae Allen deJongh Partner Accenture

Mark F. Erickson Chief of Staff Eton Park Capital Management, L.P.

Beatrice Hamza Bassey Partner Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

Paola Lozano Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Donna Milrod Chief Administrative Officer The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation

Michael Park Principal McKinsey & Company, Inc.

EX-OFFICIOMarnie Pillsbury

Executive Director David Rockefeller Fund

Alair A. Townsend Publishing Director Crain’s New York Business

Kathryn Wylde President & CEO Partnership for New York City

7/9/13

PARTNERSHIPfor New York City

Calendar of EventsProgram events will expose Fellows to models of corporate and

civic leadership, as well as top government officials and CEOs.

Government OfficialsMeetings are scheduled with key Federal, City and State officials

to discuss issues relevant to New York City. Fellows have met

with former U.S. presidents, the Governor, the State Attorney

General and Comptroller, former mayors, New York City borough

presidents and City Council speakers, deputy mayors, Department

of Education chancellors, City commissioners and the Executive

Director of the Metropolitan Transit Authority.

Private and Civic Sector LeadersFellows also have an opportunity to meet with private and civic

sector leaders who are at the forefront of issues affecting the city.

These leaders provide personal insight on the benefits of public-

private partnerships, the significance of enhancing corporate

citizenship and the importance of helping to maintain New York

City’s position as the global center of commerce.

Site VisitsIn order to provide a first-hand view of some of the issues

affecting the city, site visits and tours are occasionally scheduled

to complement meetings and have included: City Hall, NYPD

headquarters and crime management operations; Office of

Emergency Management headquarters; NYC water supply reservoir

and tunnel excavation; affordable housing and community

development sites in the Bronx and Harlem; Rikers Island Prison;

public high schools and charter schools; Manhattan Family Court;

and several arts and cultural institutions.

What David Rockefeller Fellow Alumni Have to Say About the Program

“The DR Fellows program opened my eyes to the broad array of public policy challenges New York City leaders face. As I became more familiar with the challenges, I also became more determined than ever to dedicate my career to those challenges.”

“The Fellows Program gave me direct and substantive experience in how New York City government serves its diverse population. It has reinvigorated my interest in city politics and has motivated me to be an active and engaged leader.”

“The opportunity to hear Howard Rubenstein, Shelly Lazarus, Terry Lundgren and Chancellor Joel Klein speak candidly about their experiences and their love for New York City inspired me. Each provided a different roadmap for how to accomplish things as a leader in business and in the very complicated and competitive environment of the city.”

“The Partnership’s credibility with top government and business executives has provided a halo to the Fellows, expanding both our access and ability to influence the leadership of New York. Given the personal and professional demands on our time, the Fellowship offers a rare chance to develop intimate relationships with a dynamic group of peers, each committed to sharing their knowledge and relationships with the other Fellows. The shared experiences create bonds that transcend the formal bounds of the program.”

— Peggi Einhorn, Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Class of 1999)

— Lisa Quiroz, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, Time Warner, Inc. (Class of 2007)

— Glenn Markman, Executive Vice President, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. (Class of 2008)

— John Rhea, Chairman, New York City Housing Authority (Class of 2003)

Calendar of EventsProgram events will expose Fellows to models of corporate and

civic leadership, as well as top government officials and CEOs.

Government OfficialsMeetings are scheduled with key Federal, City and State officials

to discuss issues relevant to New York City. Fellows have met

with former U.S. presidents, the Governor, the State Attorney

General and Comptroller, former mayors, New York City borough

presidents and City Council speakers, deputy mayors, Department

of Education chancellors, City commissioners and the Executive

Director of the Metropolitan Transit Authority.

Private and Civic Sector LeadersFellows also have an opportunity to meet with private and civic

sector leaders who are at the forefront of issues affecting the city.

These leaders provide personal insight on the benefits of public-

private partnerships, the significance of enhancing corporate

citizenship and the importance of helping to maintain New York

City’s position as the global center of commerce.

Site VisitsIn order to provide a first-hand view of some of the issues

affecting the city, site visits and tours are occasionally scheduled

to complement meetings and have included: City Hall, NYPD

headquarters and crime management operations; Office of

Emergency Management headquarters; NYC water supply reservoir

and tunnel excavation; affordable housing and community

development sites in the Bronx and Harlem; Rikers Island Prison;

public high schools and charter schools; Manhattan Family Court;

and several arts and cultural institutions.

What David Rockefeller Fellow Alumni Have to Say About the Program

“The DR Fellows program opened my eyes to the broad array of public policy challenges New York City leaders face. As I became more familiar with the challenges, I also became more determined than ever to dedicate my career to those challenges.”

“The Fellows Program gave me direct and substantive experience in how New York City government serves its diverse population. It has reinvigorated my interest in city politics and has motivated me to be an active and engaged leader.”

“The opportunity to hear Howard Rubenstein, Shelly Lazarus, Terry Lundgren and Chancellor Joel Klein speak candidly about their experiences and their love for New York City inspired me. Each provided a different roadmap for how to accomplish things as a leader in business and in the very complicated and competitive environment of the city.”

“The Partnership’s credibility with top government and business executives has provided a halo to the Fellows, expanding both our access and ability to influence the leadership of New York. Given the personal and professional demands on our time, the Fellowship offers a rare chance to develop intimate relationships with a dynamic group of peers, each committed to sharing their knowledge and relationships with the other Fellows. The shared experiences create bonds that transcend the formal bounds of the program.”

— Peggi Einhorn, Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Class of 1999)

— Lisa Quiroz, Senior Vice President for Corporate Responsibility, Time Warner, Inc. (Class of 2007)

— Glenn Markman, Executive Vice President, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. (Class of 2008)

— John Rhea, Chairman, New York City Housing Authority (Class of 2003)

Program OverviewThe David Rockefeller Fellows Program was established in 1989 as a tribute to the civic contributions and leadership of the Partnership’s founding chairman, David Rockefeller. Over 250 senior executives have taken part in this enriching 11-month program, which exposes participants to key leaders and issues in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors of the city.

Program Objectives• To enhance individual business and civic leadership skills

• To recognize the connection between corporate interests and the city’s vitality

• To facilitate access to the leadership tools and networks necessary for effective public-private partnerships

• To explore ways to leverage corporate capacity in order to impact issues and influence private and civic sector participation in New York City affairs

Program CriteriaFellows should be: • nominated by Partners

• senior executives in key leadership positions

• individuals who have demonstrated interest in civic activities

• individuals who will make the requisite time and energy commitment to the Program, as well as a meaningful contribution to the class

• representative of the diversity of New York’s business community

Program Design• Commitment — Breakfast or lunch meetings take place 2-3 times per

month, each lasting from 60 minutes to 4 hours depending on whether a site visit or tour is included. Events are tailored to fit the demanding schedules of the Fellows.

• Content — Session topics are based on the goals and interests of each class of Fellows, as well as the Partnership’s current agenda items. Meetings are informal and candid discussions with key leaders on issues affecting the city and ways that the private sector can have an impact.

MissionThe mission of the David Rockefeller Fellows Program is to provide a new generation of leaders with a unique opportunity to better understand New York City and to take a more active role in shaping the city’s future.

DAVID ROCKEFELLER FELLOWSA Partnership for New York City Leadership Program

David Rockefeller Fellows Alumni Committee

For more information about the David Rockefeller Fellows Program, please contact Debra Feinberg by phone at 212-493-7598 or by email at dfeinberg@pfnyc.org.

Partnership for New York City One Battery Park Plaza New York, New York 10004-1479 Phone: 212.493.7400 Fax: 212.504.0377

www.pfnyc.org

Contact Information ALUMNIKenneth D. Daly

President, New York National Grid

Ronald E. Davis Executive Vice President & Head of Customer Management Zurich Financial Services

LaMae Allen deJongh

Mark F. Erickson Chief of Staff Eton Park Capital Management, L.P.

Beatrice Hamza Bassey Partner Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP

Paola Lozano Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Donna M. Milrod Chief Administrative Officer The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation

Michael Park Principal McKinsey & Company, Inc.

EX-OFFICIOMarnie Pillsbury

Executive Director David Rockefeller Fund

Alair A. Townsend Publishing Director Crain’s New York Business

Kathryn Wylde President & CEO Partnership for New York City

7/9/13

PARTNERSHIPfor New York City