Annual Report 2015–16

Lincoln CenterCorporate Fund

Lincoln Center proudly celebrates New York City’s extraordinary cultural and intellectual life, and reaffirms its role as the world’s leading performing arts institution.

Peter MartinsBallet Master in Chief

Katherine E. BrownExecutive DirectorBruce Kovner

ChairmanJoseph W. PolisiPresident

Judith-Ann CorrentePresident and Chief Executive Officer

Peter GelbGeneral Manager

We, the undersigned Executive and Artistic Directors of 10 resident organizations of Lincoln Center,

wholeheartedly endorse the enclosed appeal by the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund. Unrestricted contributions

raised by the Corporate Fund constitute vitally important annual support that helps enable each resident

organization to sustain a level of unparalleled artistic excellence while encouraging new ventures.

We cordially invite you to renew or make a first-time contribution to the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund.

Peter MartinsArtistic Director

Marjorie Van DercookExecutive Director

Wynton MarsalisManaging and Artistic Director

Greg SchollExecutive Director

Oscar S. SchaferChairman

Matthew VanBesienPresident

Alan GilbertMusic Director

Wu HanArtistic Director

David FinckelArtistic Director

Suzanne Davidson Executive Director

Katherine FarleyChairman

Debora L. SparPresident

Lesli KlainbergExecutive Director

André BishopProducing Artistic Director

Adam SiegelManaging Director

Hattie K. JutagirExecutive Director of Development & Planning

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER

THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL

THE METROPOLITAN OPERA

NEW YORK CITY BALLET

NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC

SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET

FILM SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER

THE CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER

LINCOLN CENTER THEATER

LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

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Each year, Lincoln Center welcomes to its halls and plazas the most celebrated performing artists from around the country and around the world, upholding its reputation as a hub of cultural exchange in New York City and an international standard for excellence in the arts. In the past year, Lincoln Center staged over 85 local, national, and world premieres and hosted 6.5 million visitors on its campus—which is now preparing to embark on the highly anticipated renovation of David Geffen Hall.

The Corporate Fund remains the only entity that allows donors to support endeavors across 10 performing arts organizations at Lincoln Center, all with a single gift. One annual donation helps to sustain the artistic, educational, and community missions of these constituents, which not only bring extraordinary arts to New Yorkers, but also to broad and diverse audiences worldwide through television and movie screens, as well as an expanding digital presence. We thank our donors with discount and complimentary ticket offers, behind-the-scenes experiences, access to Lincoln Center venues for client entertainment, line credit on campus-wide materials, and a host of other outstanding member benefits. Our sincerest gratitude to our member companies who help us preserve Lincoln Center’s status as a leading presenter and curator of the world’s finest and most innovative arts.

Steven R. SwartzChairmanLincoln Center Corporate Fund

New York City Ballet New York City Ballet develops new work, preserves the repertoire and aesthetic of its founders, and makes ballet universally accessible through touring, education programs, outreach, and the creative use of media.

New York Philharmonic The New York Philharmonic revitalizes the orchestral experience through high-caliber performances of the great music of the past and today, and through evolving educational programs, touring, and media initiatives.

Lincoln Center Theater Lincoln Center Theater produces plays and musicals, classics and contemporary works, with the most accomplished artists working in theater while aspiring to the highest artistic standards.

The School of American Ballet The School of American Ballet is devoted to training the nation’s most talented young people for professional careers in classical ballet.

Jazz at Lincoln Center Through performance and education, Jazz at Lincoln Center nurtures the global community of those who are passionate about jazz and swing—both lifting spirits and preserving the integrity of America’s music.

Film Society of Lincoln Center The Film Society of Lincoln Center promotes the art of film and the achievements of filmmakers to a growing and ever more discerning audience.

The Juilliard School The Juilliard School educates its students to achieve excellence as leading artists in music, dance, and drama, and prepares the next generation to become informed and vocal advocates for the arts in society.

The Metropolitan Opera The Metropolitan Opera presents highly theatrical productions of operatic favorites and important new works, featuring the world’s leading singers, conductors, composers, directors, designers, and choreographers.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center supports and advances the performance, composition, and appreciation of chamber music.

Lincoln Center for the Performing ArtsLincoln Center for the Performing Arts is a presenter of superb artistic programming, national leader in arts education and community relations, and manager of operations across campus on behalf of all 11 resident organizations.

With the finest music, opera, dance, and theater programming, Lincoln Center attracts 6.5 million visitors each year. Extensive touring and educational outreach enhances Lincoln Center’s unique, worldwide stature.

The Corporate Fund is proud to support 10 performing arts organizations at Lincoln Center, a dynamic cultural campus that is unparalleled in the world.

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund thanks its members by providing an unparalleled range of executive benefits such as tickets to select open rehearsals; passes to workshop performance benefits and studio classes; access to our Concierge Services priority ticketing desk; complimentary refreshments in patron lounges across the campus; opportunity for private group tours; and invitations to exclusive Donor Appreciation events.

Corporations also receive priority access to 30 world-class venues for client and employee entertaining, conferences, media events, and concert receptions. Venue options include the intimate, starry setting of the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse; the renowned and soon-to-be-renovated David Geffen Hall; the sweeping city views from Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Appel Room; and the contemporary elegance of Alice Tully Hall’s Hauser Patron Salon.

To see the complete membership benefits, click here.

Membership Benefits

Jazz at Lincoln Center

Lincoln Center Corporate Fund

New York Philharmonic

The School of American Ballet

Lincoln Center for the

Performing Arts

Lincoln Center Theater

Film Society

of Lincoln CenterThe Metropolitan Opera

New York City Ballet

The Juilliard School

The Chamber Music Society

of Lincoln Center

Establishing national and international eminence for chamber music

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is America’s foremost repertory company for

chamber music. Under the artistic direction of cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han, CMS

presents an extraordinary roster of world-class artists in its signature series at Alice Tully Hall,

in the more intimate Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio, and in concerts around the globe,

drawing more listeners to chamber music than any other organization of its kind.

Beyond the concert hall, the Chamber Music Society offers a rich variety of activities to

inform, to educate, and to draw new audiences to chamber music. Through far-reaching

educational programs, live, recorded, web-streamed, and televised performances, extensive

commissioning, radio broadcasts, new music series, and young artist programs, CMS actively

promotes a love and appreciation for a body of music that is among the finest achievements

of our civilization.

Film Society of Lincoln Center

Founded in 1969 to celebrate American and international

film, the Film Society endeavors to make the discussion and

appreciation of cinema accessible to a broad audience. Via year-

round programming and discussions; its annual New York Film

Festival; and its publications, including Film Comment, the U.S.’s

premier magazine about films and film culture, FSLC aims to

ensure that film will remain an essential art form for years to come.

The cast of Moonlight at the 54th New York Film Festival

Devoted to supporting the art and elevating the craft of cinema

Entertaining, enriching and expanding a global community for jazz through

performance, education and advocacy.

Jazz at Lincoln Center With the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and a comprehensive array of

guest artists, Jazz at Lincoln Center advances a unique vision for the continued development

of the art of jazz by producing a year-round schedule of performance, education and

broadcast events for audiences of all ages. These productions include concerts, national

and international tours, residencies, a jazz hall of fame and concert series, weekly national

radio programs, recordings, publications, an annual high school jazz band competition

and festival, a band director academy, jazz appreciation curriculum for students, music

publishing, children’s concerts and classes, lectures, adult education courses, student and

educator workshops and interactive websites. Under the leadership of Managing and Artistic

Director Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center impacts millions of lives annually through

the transformative spirit of America’s music.

The Juilliard SchoolThe Juilliard School is the only private conservatory in the country to offer study in the

three performing arts disciplines of music, dance, and drama. With more than 100 years of

educational and artistic excellence, Juilliard continues to make an indelible impact on the

quality of the performing arts in America and the world. From Kevin Kline to Laura Linney,

Yo-Yo Ma to Renée Fleming, Paul Taylor to William Forsythe, Juilliard alumni are among the

leading luminaries in the performing arts today.

Juilliard is also a major contributor to the cultural life of New York City, offering nearly

700 performances at Lincoln Center each year. In 1999, for its unparalleled standard of

excellence in arts education, Juilliard was awarded the National Medal of Arts, the U.S.

government’s highest honor for the arts.

Making an indelible impact on the quality of the performing arts

Lincoln Center TheaterShowcasing exceptional theatrical performances in a variety of genres

Now in its 32nd year, Lincoln Center Theater has earned praise from countless quarters

for its exemplary productions, and has been named as “the pre-eminent theater in the

country” by The New York Times.

Since the Theater’s re-establishment in 1985, LCT has received a total of 78 Tony Awards

—for the magnificent epic, War Horse, for Tom Stoppard’s trilogy The Coast of Utopia,

for acclaimed revivals of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific and The King and I and

August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, as well as for many other memorable

productions throughout the Theater’s history. LCT plays, musicals, and revivals have been

seen by millions of theater-goers at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, the Mitzi E. Newhouse

Theater, at Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters, and on national tour.

The Claire Tow Theater opened in the late spring of 2012 as the home of the LCT3 program

for works by new artists for new audiences. In addition to producing plays and musicals,

Lincoln Center Theater sponsors educational and engagement programs for students in

public schools throughout New York City.

The cast of Lincoln Center Theater’s production of OSLO, by J.T. Rogers, directed by Bartlett Sher.

The Metropolitan OperaThroughout its 133-year history, the Metropolitan Opera has been one

of the world’s leading performing arts companies. Renowned for its

unparalleled variety of repertory, exceptional musical standards, and

impressive productions, the Met continues to be at the forefront of

opera, presenting the most creative and talented artists in the world.

Nearly 750,000 people attend more than 200 performances in the

opera house each season. The company presents, on average, six new

productions and up to 20 revivals each season, spanning the repertory

from the Baroque period to the 21st century.

Beyond the opera house, millions experience the Met through innovative

outreach programs. Under the leadership of General Manager Peter

Gelb, the Met has initiated a groundbreaking vision that continues

to transform the way audiences around the globe experience grand

opera. Building on the company’s 85-year radio broadcast tradition, the

Met transmits live opera performances to movie theaters around the

world through the Live in HD series, and subsequently broadcasts the

performances on PBS through the Great Performances series. Through

these initiatives, the Met is able to reach the largest and most diverse

audience in its history. Additionally, the Met provides free educational

and public outreach programs each season, which engage new

audiences and opera enthusiasts alike, helping to secure the vitality of

the operatic art form for generations to come.

Providing a vibrant home for the most creative and talented opera artists

One of the foremost dance companies in the world, New York City Ballet is

renowned for the athleticism and lyricism of its dancers – and for its ability to

present the largest repertory in the field of classical ballet. Founded by legendary

choreographer George Balanchine and philanthropist Lincoln Kirstein, New York City

Ballet presents dance of unrivaled excellence, while consistently developing new

work of the highest order.

New York City Ballet continues to build new audiences through extensive touring,

public outreach and curriculum-based education programs, and by nurturing the

next generation of dance professionals through the New York Choreographic

Institute and through its partnership with the School of American Ballet. Such

activities bring more and more people to the ballet, promote the highest artistic

standards, and elevate the classical dance form in the hearts and minds of millions.

New York City Ballet

Elevating classical dance in the hearts and minds of millions

New York Philharmonic

Honoring its role as a world leader in music and as the nation’s oldest symphony orchestra

The New York Philharmonic connects with up to 50 million music lovers each season through

performances, education programs, broadcasts and online. Having commissioned and/

or premiered works by leading composers from every era since its founding, the Orchestra

now champions contemporary music through the NY PHIL BIENNIAL, in venues across the

city, among other projects. A resource for its community and the world, the Philharmonic

complements its annual free citywide Concerts in the Parks with wide-ranging education

programs, including the famed Young People’s Concerts and the New York Philharmonic Global

Academy—partnerships that cultivate tomorrow’s orchestral musicians. Renowned around the

world, having appeared in 432 cities in 63 countries, America’s oldest symphony orchestra has

always been a media pioneer, and today releases live performances through downloads and

online. Music Director Alan Gilbert has led the New York Philharmonic since 2009, succeeding

20th-century musical giants including Bernstein, Toscanini, and Mahler.

The School of American Ballet

The School of American Ballet is the official training academy of the

New York City Ballet and the premier school of its kind in the country. Since

its storied founding by legendary choreographer George Balanchine and

philanthropist Lincoln Kirstein, the School of American Ballet has produced

more professional ballet dancers than any other school in the United States.

Extraordinarily accomplished faculty members guide the transformation of

talented students into professional dancers and prepare them for placement

in leading national and international ballet companies. Beyond the classroom,

students are offered a unique opportunity to gain performance experience

dancing in the Spring Workshop Performances, SAB’s community lecture

demonstration program, an annual Student Choreography Workshop, and in

New York City Ballet productions.

Producing more professional ballet dancers than any other school in the United States

Serving Lincoln Center's mission to share the world's best performing arts with everyone, everywhere

Lincoln Center for the Per forming Arts

Lincoln Center presents a dazzling, year-round schedule of over 400 world-class

performances through its acclaimed series including Great Performers, American Songbook,

White Light Festival, Mostly Mozart Festival, Lincoln Center Festival, Midsummer Night

Swing, and Lincoln Center Out of Doors. In addition to presenting a broad spectrum of

the world’s leading artists, a variety of innovative educational and community outreach

programs invite thousands of children, families, and neighbors to Lincoln Center’s halls

and plazas to experience the unique joy of the performing arts. The Emmy Award–winning

live telecast series Live From Lincoln Center brings the best of Lincoln Center to millions of

homes across America. Lincoln Center also manages a 16.5-acre campus that welcomes

some 6.5 million visitors each year. In addition, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts has

led a series of major capital projects on behalf of all 11 resident organizations.

Extell Development CompanyFetner PropertiesFirst American Title Insurance Company

– National Commercial Services First Eagle Investment Management

Foundation Kenneth & Maria FishelThe Fragrance Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson,

LLP Garrison Investment Group, LP Goldfarb & Fleece LLP Eugene M. Grant & Company, LLCGreenberg Traurig, LLP The Guardian Life Insurance CompanyRichard H. Holzer Memorial FoundationITOCHU International Inc. Jack Resnick & Sons Joseph P. Day Realty CorporationKaplan Rice LLPKasirerKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPLatham & Watkins LLP The Leir Charitable FoundationsLPZ ManagementEileen P. MatthewsMissoni Morrison & Foerster LLP Norton Rose Fulbright US LLPThe Polk Wealth Management Group,

Morgan StanleyPost Commercial Real EstateRiemer & Braunstein LLPRose Associates, Inc.Ruben Companies May and Samuel Rudin Family

FoundationSavills StudleyThe Segal Company Sentinel Real Estate GroupShorenstein Properties LLC Signature Bank SkyBridge CapitalSLCE Architects, LLPStellar Management Company Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Sumitomo Corporation of Americas

FoundationSy Syms Foundation TD Bank N.A. UnitedHealthcare United Refining CompanyWachtell, Lipton Rosen & KatzWarburg Pincus LLCWeiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc. Zetlin & De Chiara LLP

FRIEND

$10,000 and moreAckman Ziff Real Estate GroupAdobeAmerican Essentials, Inc. Aon BarclaysThe Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s

Foundation The Brodsky Family Clifford Chance US LLP

CSC ServiceWorks Davis Consulting Group, LLC Deloitte E.B. Cohen Insurance & Risk

ManagementLuisa Fernanda EspinosaMr. and Mrs. J. Pepe FanjulFirst Manhattan Co. Fisher Brothers FoundationFitch, Inc. Fortune Brands Inc. Friedland Properties FTI Consulting, Inc. G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.The Georgetown CompanyLinda & Richard GoldsteinThe Jon & Mindy Gray Family Foundation Investcorp International, Inc. J. Crew Group Inc. LionsgateLoews CorporationL’OrealSusan & Morris Mark MBAF CPAs, LLCMilberg Factors, Inc. Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas) MOATNews Corp. Peerless Clothing PSEG FoundationRBC Capital MarketsRefinery RooftopSolomon Organization Charitable Trust Spielman Koenigsberg & Parker, LLP Steven and Tina Swartz The Theodore Rapp FoundationTom James Company Rafael Vinoly ArchitectsWillis Towers Watson Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

DISTINGUISHED DONORS

$5,000 and more24 Seven, Inc. AB BernsteinAlixPartners LLP Alvarez & Marsal Architectural Flooring Resource, Inc.ASCAPAssociate Ophthalmologists, PC B. Riley & Co., LLC Gretchen Maull BergerBerger Hirschberg StrategiesBerkeley Research Group, LLCBRG CapstoneBTIG LLCCapital Business Credit LLC CaptivateClearVision Optical Joan & Edward CohenCorning Incorporated DDG FoundationVince DeGiaimoDeluxe Delivery Systems Development Specialists, Inc. Digby Management Company Epstein, Becker & Green PC

Dr. Diane FellowsFitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto GLC Advisors & Co. LLCGlobal Holdings Management (US) Inc.Great Performances J. Ira and Nicki Harris FoundationThe Herman Goldman FoundationIcon Quik Park Systems Inc.Jones Day The Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc.Kamran Hakim OrganizationKekst and CompanyKramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLPJeffrey & Nancy LaneThe Ralph & Ricky Lauren Family

Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lavine Loeb & Loeb LLP Loomis, Sayles & Company Macy’s, Inc. Michelman & Robinson, LLPMr. Michael Minikes and Mrs. Cheryl

MinikesMitsui Fudosan America, Inc. Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Charlotte MossMultipet International, Inc. Proskauer Rose LLPProvince, Inc. Randa Accessories Reed Smith LLPMr. and Mrs. John Rosenwald, Jr. Ryman Hospitality Properties Foundation The SG Companies S. Rothschild & Company Inc. Shearman & Sterling LLP Debra Flink Sonkin, Search Advisory

Group Starship Capital Advisors LLC Stop & Stor Charitable Fund Strategas Research Partners Sugar Foods Corporation Elizabeth A. Sullivan and Jonathan MannTF Cornerstone Inc. Time Equities, Inc. Toshiba America, Inc.Tribune Media Company Charitable

Foundation Unified AccessoriesVornado Realty Trust William Morris Endeavor Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP

and 133 supporters and contributors under $5,000 as of December 31, 2015

GOLDEN CIRCLE

$250,000 and moreAmerican ExpressBNY MellonLincoln Center Business CouncilLincoln Center Media

and Entertainment CouncilLincoln Center Real Estate and

Construction Council Lincoln Center Women’s

Leadership CouncilMetLife FoundationThe New York Times The William Randolph Hearst Foundation

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP

$150,000 and moreCitiPVH Corp.U.S. Trust, Bank of America

LEADERSHIP

$100,000 and moreAmerican Express OPENChristina BakerCarmen BusquetsCapital One BankCredit Suisse Audrey Butvay GrussGabriela & Austin Hearst Susan & John HessIAC/InterActiveCorpPuig, Carolina Herrera New YorkKara & Stephen M. RossThe Walt Disney Company

OUTSTANDING BENEFACTORS

$75,000 and moreThe Boston Consulting Group, Inc. Con EdisonCrain’s New York Business Feil Family FoundationBill Ford & Marigay McKeeThe Loreen Arbus FoundationMorgan StanleySamuel I. Newhouse Foundation Inc.

DISTINGUISHED BENEFACTORS

$50,000 and more21st Century FoxTory BurchThe Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller

FoundationGlenwood Management Corp. IBM International Foundation The Jeffries Companies

Deborah van der Heyden, JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle)

JPMorgan Chase & Co. King & Spalding LLP Malkin Holdings, LLCThe Marc Haas FoundationMeridian Capital Group LLC Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. Omnicom Group Pfizer Inc. Related Companies Kenneth & Karen RosenThe Starr Foundation Tishman Speyer VSP GlobalWells Fargo

BENEFACTORS

$35,000 and moreA+E NetworksRonnie & Larry AckmanBenenson Capital Partners, LLCBlank Rome LLPBrookfield Office PropertiesThe Charatan/Holm Family FoundationInternational Flavors & Fragrances Inc. Sandra L. KozlowskiKPMG LLP L. Jay Grossman Foundation Inc. M&T BankMcMullan Family FundNewmark Grubb Knight Frank Ogden CAP Properties, LLCSt. JohnWilf Family Foundation Xerox Corporation

DISTINGUISHED PATRONS

$25,000 and moreAccenture LLPAdrienne ArshtAtrium StaffingAXA Foundation The Beshar Family FundConway MacKenzie, Inc. David & Susan CoulterEllen & Daniel CrownDentons US LLPDonald Zucker CompanyDouglaston DevelopmentDr. Ronald and Beth DozoretzThe Durst OrganizationEmmet, Marvin & Martin LLPEncompass Digital MediaEntertainment OneFirst Republic BankGoldman, Sachs & Co.

Gotham Organization, Inc.Greystone & Company Hess CorporationHighland Park Village/

Elisa & Stephen SummersHimmel-Meringoff PropertiesHorizon Media, Inc.Hudson’s Bay Company/

Saks Fifth AvenueInterpublic Group ITV AmericaJoseph Hage Aaronson LLCKRE GroupL & L FoundationLALIQUELionTree LLCMediaLinkPhilip & Cheryl MilsteinMomentum WorldwideNeiman Marcus GroupNordstrom, Inc. Ole Communications GroupOMD People’s United BankPGIMRestaurant Associates Rockefeller Group International, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein The Stahl Organization

in Memory of Stanley StahlVenable LLPVeronis Suhler Stevenson Viacom Inc. Karen R. Weiss, Bank of America

Private Wealth ManagementWIRED

PATRONS

$15,000 and moreABS Partners LLCAT&T New YorkAvison YoungBaker Hostetler LLPBank of America Merrill LynchBristol-Myers Squibb Company Chicago Title Insurance CompanyCohnReznick LLP Colgate-Palmolive Company Columbia Threadneedle InvestmentsCore BTSCredit Agricole Corporate and

Investment Bank Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLPCushman & Wakefield, Inc. Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management Eastdil Secured, LLC Douglas & Wendy EisenbergEstreich & Company, Inc.

Lincoln Center Corporate Fund

The Juilliard School

Bruce Kovner Chairman

Katheryn C. Patterson Vice Chairman

Joseph W. Polisi President

Pierre T. Bastid Julie A. Choi Kent A. Clark Pamela Daley Kenneth S. Davidson Sanford B. EhrenkranzBarbara G. Fleischman Keith R. Gollust Mary Graham Joan W. Harris Matt Jacobson Edward E. Johnson, Jr. J. Christopher Kojima Karen M. Levy Teresa E. Lindsay Laura Linney Michael Loeb Vincent A. Mai Ellen MarcusMichael E. Marks Nancy A. Marks Stephanie Palmer McClelland Christina McInerneyLester S. Morse, Jr.Stephen Novick Susan W. Rose Sarah Billinghurst SolomonWilliam E. Stricker, M.D.

Lincoln Center Theater

Eric M. MindichChairman

Kewsong LeePresident

Marlene HessLeonard Tow William D. ZabelVice Chairmen

Jonathan Z. CohenChairman, Executive Committee

Jane Lisman KatzTreasurer

John W. RoweSecretary

André Bishop Producing Artistic Director

Annette Tapert Allen Allison M. Blinken James-Keith Brown H. Rodgin Cohen Ida ColeIde DangoorDavid DiDominicoShari EbertsCurtland E. Fields Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. J. Tomilson Hill, Chairman EmeritusJudith Hiltz Linda LeRoy Janklow, Chairman EmeritusRaymond JoabarEric Kuhn Betsy Kenny Lack Memrie M. Lewis Ninah Lynne Phyllis Mailman Ellen R. Marram John Morning Brooke Garber Neidich Elyse Newhouse Augustus K. Oliver Robert Pohly Stephanie Shuman David F. Solomon Tracey Travis David Warren Robert G. Wilmers

Honorary Trustees John B. Beinecke, Chairman EmeritusMrs. Leonard Block John S. Chalsty Constance L. Clapp Ellen Katz Victor H. Palmieri Elihu Rose Daryl Roth Lowell M. Schulman

Hon. John V. Lindsay, Founding Chairman

Bernard Gersten, Founding Executive Producer

The Metropolitan Opera

Ann Ziff Chairman

Judith-Ann CorrentePresident and Chief Executive Officer

Mercedes T. Bass Vice Chairman

William C. Morris Chairman of the Executive Committee

Jeanette Lerman-NeubauerSecretary

Betsy Cohen Treasurer

Frayda B. Lindemann Vice President

Christine F. Hunter James W. Kinnear Honorary Chairmen

Paul M. Montrone President Emeritus

Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha Vice Chairman Emerita

Peter Gelb General Manager

James Levine Music Director

Fabio Luisi Principal Conductor

Managing Directors Mrs. Veronica Atkins Mercedes T. BassFrank A. Bennack, Jr. Susan S. Braddock Alexa Bator Chae Leonard S. Coleman, Jr. Judith-Ann CorrenteRena De Sisto Jerry del Missier Mrs. Paul G. Desmarais Sr. Misook Doolittle Elizabeth M. EveillardStephanie T. Foster Marina Kellen French Joan Granlund Eugene P. Grisanti Beth A. GrosshansEkkehart Hassels-Weiler Rolf Heitmeyer Marlene Hess H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang, Ph.D. Christine F. HunterFrederick Iseman James W. KinnearBruce Kovner Camille D. LaBarre Harry T. Lee Jeanette Lerman-NewbauerFrayda B. LindemannDafna Meitar-Nechmad Mrs. Corbin R. Miller William R. Miller Elena A. Prokupets Sana H. SabbaghLaura J. Sloate Howard Solomon Marc I. SternHon. David A. Straz, Jr. Ambassador Nicholas F. Taubman Douglas Dockery ThomasRobert I. Toll Robert L. Turner Ann Ziff

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

James P. O’Shaughnessy Chairman

Elinor L. Hoover Elizabeth W. SmithVice Chairmen

Robert Hoglund Treasurer

Peter W. KeeganSecretary

Nasrin Abdolali Sally Dayton ClementJoseph M. Cohen Joyce B. Cowin Peter Duchin Peter Frelinghuysen * William B. Ginsberg Phyllis GrannPaul B. Gridley Naava Grossman Walter L. HarrisPhilip K. Howard Harry P. Kamen Priscilla F. Kauff Helen Brown LevineJohn L. Lindsey Tatiana Pouschine Dr. Annette U. Rickel Beth B. Sackler Herbert S. Schlosser David SimonJoost F. Thesseling Alan G. WeilerJarvis Wilcox Kathe G. Williamson*Chairman 2004–2014

Directors Emeriti Anne Coffin Anthony C. GoochMarit Gruson Charles H. HamiltonPaul C. Lambert William G. Selden Andrea W. Walton

Chairman Emeritus Donaldson C. Pillsbury (1940-2008)

David Finckel and Wu Han Artistic Directors

Suzanne Davidson Executive Director

Founders Miss Alice Tully William Schuman Charles Wadsworth Founding Artistic Director

Film Society of Lincoln Center

Lesli Klainberg Executive Director

Ann Tenenbaum Chairman

Daniel H. Stern President

Ann TenenbaumChairman of the Executive Committee

Ira M. Resnick Ira S. Rimerman Vice Chairmen

Abigail Hirschhorn Beroutsos Lisa Ehrenkranz Ronnie Planalp Bernard L. Schwartz Vice Presidents

Wendy Keys Secretary

Bennett Goodman Treasurer

Francesca Beale Joshua CohenJames ColemanElissa F. Cullman Jana Edelbaum Lisa Ehrenkranz Barry Feirstein Bennett GoodmanAustin Hearst Kris F. HeinzelmanSusan HessStephanie Hessler Abigail Hirschhorn Beroutsos Pamela JonesTara KelleherWendy Keys Joanne Koch Hillary Koota KrevlinPablo LegorretaEdward H. Meyer Elinor Bunin Munroe Victoria NewhouseCarlos Perez Victor PisanteRonnie PlanalpElizabeth Redleaf Ira Resnick Ira Rimerman Buffy SahlmanBernard L. Schwartz Robert S. ShafirPeter Sobiloff Daniel H. Stern Yael Taqqu Ann TenenbaumDebi Wisch

Chairmen Emeriti Roy L. Furman William F. May (Founder)* Julien J. Studley*

Presidents Emeriti Roy L. Furman Henry McGee Martin E. Segal (Founder)*Alfred R. Stern* Irwin W. Young

Directors Emeriti William L. Bernhard Helen Bernstein Sallie Blumenthal* James Bouras Frederick R. Koch Michael F. Mayer George Nelson*

* Deceased

Jazz at Lincoln Center

Robert J. Appel Chairman

Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn Diane M. Coffey Gail May Engelberg Jack Rudin Vice Chairs

Mark Rosenthal Chair, Executive Committee

Michael D. Fricklas Secretary

Clarence OtisTreasurer

Gordon J. Davis Founding Chairman

Lisa Schiff Chairman Emeritus

John Arnhold Jessica M. Bibliowicz Valentino D. Carlotti Richard M. Cashin Stephen S. Daniel Diana Roesch DiMenna Mica Ertegun Hughlyn F. Fierce Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Buzzy Geduld Valerie S. GrantPeter T. GrauerStephen IfshinJeffery KindlerGreg MarcusWynton MarsalisRonald D. McCraySteven MillerMark R. Patterson Charles E. Phillips, Jr. Michael F. Price Keith Reinhard Lywal SallesArthur J. Samberg Paul C. Schorr, IV Barry F. Schwartz Kimberly Ayers Shariff David J. Stern Faye Wattleton George Wein

Directors Emeriti Alan D. Cohn † June Noble Larkin Albert Murray † Jonathan F.P. Rose

Ex-Officio Members Hon. Bill de Blasio Mayor of the City of New York

Stephen R. Aiello Designee

Hon. Gale Brewer President of the Borough of Manhattan

Courtney Lee Mitchell Designee, Borough of Manhattan President

Hon. Melissa Mark-Viverito Speaker of the New York City Council

Board RepresentativeSherman Irby

† In Memoriam

Board O

f Directors

The Metropolitan Opera (cont'd)

Honorary Directors Bruce Crawford Edgar Foster Daniels Kevin W. KennedyEmily Fisher Landau Mrs. Walter J. Laughery, Jr. Mrs. Alexander M. Laughlin Laurence D. Lovett Paul M. Montrone Dr. M. Lee Pearce Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha

New York City Ballet

Robert I. LippPresident

Sarah Jessica Parker Vice-Chairman

Barbara J. Slifka Vice-Chairman

Darren Walker Vice-Chairman

Gordon B. Pattee Treasurer

Randal R. Craft, Jr. Counsel

Kristin Kennedy Clark Secretary

Maria-Cristina Anzola Zoë E. Baird Maria S. Bartiromo Ronald N. Beck Howard P. Berkowitz Franci J. Blassberg Donya Archer BommerUrsula M. Burns Jane Chace Carroll Debra Martin Chase Stuart H. ColemanDavid E. R. Dangoor Barbara R. EvansMeyer FeldbergBarry S. FriedbergDavid Heleniak Marianne Lake Ricki Lander Carol D. MackChristian Meissner Clarke Murphy Karen MurphyMarie Nugent-HeadJeffrey M. Peek Hugues de Pins Robert Pitts Raja RajamannarStephen Kroll Reidy Denise SaulAlan D. Schnitzer Howard SolomonLesley Stahl Ruth S. Stanton Bonnie Strauss John L. VogelsteinCathinka Wahlstrom Sue Ann Weinberg Hon. Kimba M. Wood William H. Wright, II

Directors Emeriti Gillian Attfield Frederick W. BeineckeDaniel Brodsky Mary Sharp Cronson Lawrence Herbert Nancy Lassalle David H. Mortimer Edward J. Toohey †

Chairmen Emeriti Jay S. Fishman †Barry S. Friedberg Eugene P. Grisanti Theodore C. Rogers Howard Solomon John L. Vogelstein

Ex-Officio Hon. Bill de BlasioHon. Tom FinkelpearlAlair A. Townsend

† In Memoriam

New York Philharmonic

Oscar S. Schafer Chairman

Matthew VanBesien President

Peter W. May Vice Chairman

Laura Chang Treasurer

Daisy M. Soros Secretary

Lawrence D. Ackman Alec Baldwin Dr. Kathryn BealJoshua Bell Dr. Clemens Börsig Yefim Bronfman Kenneth A. BuckfireAngela ChenArthur ChuPeter D. Cummings Toos N. Daruvala Lodewijk J.R. de Vink J. Christopher Flowers Annabelle K. Garrett Sarah Jane GibbonsPeter Gross Paul B. Guenther Gurnee F. Hart Donald J. HeberleRobert S. Hekemian, Jr. Sharon HiteAnn Johnson Peter Jungen Alexander KlabinJ. Christopher Kojima Honey M. Kurtz Stefanie LandsmanChristian A. Lange Karen T. LeFrakHarold Mitchell AC James L. NederlanderElizabeth A. Newman Charles F. Niemeth Gary W. Parr Itzhak Perlman Joel I. Picket Susan Rose Carol D. Schaefer Shirley Bacot Shamel Larry A. Silverstein Yasushi TakahashiOscar L. Tang Pamela Thomas-Graham Bobby Tudor Ronald J. Ulrich Daria L. Wallach Mary J. Wallach Sandra F. Warshawsky Dr. Thomas F. WidmannShirley Young

Chairmen Emeriti Paul B. GuentherGary W. Parr

Directors EmeritiDonald M. Blinken Dale M. Frehse Gunther E. Greiner Phyllis J. Mills Paula L. Root Benjamin M. RosenJoel E. Smilow Stephen Stamas

School of American Ballet

Barbara M. Vogelstein Chairman

Suzanne A. RedpathVice President

Garfield L. Miller, III Treasurer

Helen Haje Secretary

Peter Martins Artistic Director and Chairman of Faculty

Marjorie Van Dercook Executive Director

Kellie Johnson Abreu Christopher AltchekElisabeth M. ArmstrongNicole BecherRosemary T. Berkery Olivier Bernier Amanda Brotman-SchetrittJudy Bernstein Bunzl Norm ChampChelsea V. ClintonLinda S. Daines Thomas R. Ellis Zita J. Ezpeleta Andrew C. FinchRobert Fribourg Joyce Campbell Giuffra Perry Barbara Granoff Karen T. Hughes Susannah Smetana Kagan Nell Kleinschmidt Julia F. Koch Coco KopelmanElizabeth Peay McCreery Elizabeth R. Miller Richard A. MillerStacey C. Morse Ellen L. Needham Daniel Pacthod Naomi Seligman Max R. ShulmanHoward Solomon Barbara Apple Sullivan David H. (Zach) Taylor, Jr. Carolyn Wright-Lewis Clara Xing-WangLaura Zeckendorf

Chairmen Emeriti Albert C. BellasRobert Fribourg Roswell B. PerkinsMax R. Shulman Philip S. Winterer

Directors Emeriti Stuart H. ColemanJames H. DuffyFrances D. Fergusson Mrs. Mark Hampton Nancy N. Lassalle William A. PerlmuthLee Slaughter James W. Stevens Kent Stowell Marcia T. Thompson Elizabeth Farran Tozer

Artistic Advisory CommitteePeter BoalArthur MitchellHelgi TomassonEdward Villella

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Katherine Farley Chairman

Debora L. Spar President

Adrienne Arsht Richard K. DeScherer Joel S. Ehrenkranz Roy Furman John B. Hess Bruce Kovner Philip L. Milstein Laurie M. Tisch Ann Ziff Vice Chairs

Blair W. Effron Treasurer

Directors Ronnie Ackman Robert AppelJoseph Y. Bae Christina Baker Keith T. Banks Renée Belfer Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Richard S. BraddockJeffrey C. CampbellJudith-Ann Corrente Daniel Crown James G. Dinan Beth DozoretzHarold Ford, Jr. William E. Ford Bart Friedman David GeffenBennett J. Goodman Efraim Grinberg Mimi Haas Ronald G. HarringtonWilliam B. Harrison, Jr.Gerald L. Hassell Rita E. Hauser Jim Herbert David A. Hunt Elliot S. Jaffe Steven A. Kandarian Sheryl Drangel Kaye Somesh Khanna David H. Koch Shelly Lazarus Thomas H. Lee Betty Levin Robert I. LippBryan Lourd Peter W. MayWilliam R. Miller Eric MindichWilliam C. Morris Anna Nikolayevsky Indra Nooyi Daniel S. Och James P. O’Shaughnessy Joseph R. Perella Ingeborg Rennert Julian RobertsonJim Rosenthal Stephen M. Ross David M. Rubenstein Oscar S. Schafer Ralph SchlossteinThomas SchumacherRobert K. SteelGayfryd Steinberg Steven R. Swartz Yasushi TakahashiTony TamerChandrika K. Tandon Ann TenenbaumJohn A. Thain

Alair A. Townsend Ann Unterberg Barbara VogelsteinJohn E. WaldronChristopher J. Williams John Wren Clara Wu Tsai Randi Zuckerberg

Ex Officio Hon. Bill de Blasio Barry H. Berke, Esq. Hon. Melissa Mark-Viverito Frank Carucci Hon. Thomas Finkelpearl Hon. Mitchell Silver

Directors Emeriti Co-Chairs Hon. William H. Donaldson Peter L. Malkin

Directors Emeriti Mrs. James A. BlockDiane M. Coffey David A. CoulterBruce Crawford Peter Frelinghuysen Harvey Golub Eugene P. Grisanti*Audrey Butvay GrussPaul B. GuentherRuth W. Houghton Peter S. KrausJune Noble Larkin Martin J. OppenheimerThomas A. Renyi Mrs. Frederick P. Rose Susan Rudin Walter V. Shipley Howard Solomon Daisy M. Soros Hon. Carl Spielvogel Stephen Stamas

*Deceased

List as of December 31, 2016

Board O

f Directors

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund benefits from the support and expertise of some of the world’s leading business executives. The Leadership Committee directs the course of the Corporate Fund and ensures its continued effectiveness in serving the ever-changing needs of 10 world-class arts organizations at Lincoln Center.

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund’s Real Estate & Construction Council is comprised of New York City’s leading real estate executives who provide significant support for Lincoln Center. The Council’s annual gala honors the industry’s most prominent representatives, introduces many new businesses to the Corporate Fund, and is one of New York City’s most anticipated industry events.

Real E

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Construction C

ouncil

Chairman Steven R. SwartzHearst

MembersJames L. Amine Credit Suisse

Keith T. Banks U.S. Trust, Bank of America

Sarah E. Beshar Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP

Angelica Cantlon International Flavors & Fragrances

Valentino D. Carlotti Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Richard A. Cirillo, Esq. King & Spalding LLP

David A. Coulter Warburg Pincus LLC

Richard K. DeScherer Bloomberg L.P.

Nancy J. DubucA+E Networks

Robert P. GarrettKPMG LLP

Richard A. Goldstein

Maurice R. Greenberg C.V. Starr and Co.

David W. Heleniak Morgan Stanley

Taimur Hyat PGIM

Jill Kaplan Crain’s New York Business

Ross LoveThe Boston Consulting Group

Charles G. Ludmer CohnReznick LLP

Peter L. Malkin, Esq. Empire State Realty Trust Malkin Holdings LLC

Bruce E. Mosler Cushman & Wakefield, Inc

Thomas A. Renyi BNY Mellon

Michael I. Roth Interpublic Group

Edward Skyler Citi

Jeffrey T. Stevenson Veronis Suhler Stevenson

Mark Thompson The New York Times Company

Emily WeissAccenture

Kenneth L. Wyse PVH Corp.

James D. Zirin, Esq. Sidley Austin LLP

Ex OfficioKatherine FarleyChairman Lincoln Center

Members Robert H. Arnow Weiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc.

John I. Bralower Avison Young

S.H. Spencer Compton First American Title Insurance Company - National Commercial Services

Peter D’ArcyM&T Bank

James S. Davidson, AIA SLCE Architects LLP

Alice P. DiMarzio NGKF Capital Markets

Mark S. Edelstein, Esq. Morrison & Foerster LLP

Abby Elbaum Ogden CAP Properties, LLC

Jonathan M. Estreich Estreich and Company, Inc.

David H. Feinberg Feinberg Properties LLC

Winston Fisher Fisher Brothers

David V. Fowler BNY Mellon

Eugene M. Grant Eugene M. Grant & Company, LLC

Francis J. Greenburger Time Equities, Inc.

Jeffrey R. Gural Newmark Grubb Knight Frank

Sharon R. Harris

James L. Hedden Rose Associates, Inc.

Woody Heller Savills Studley

Todd Henderson Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management

James I. Hisiger, Esq. Latham & Watkins LLP

Robert J. Ivanhoe Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Meredith J. Kane, Esq. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP

Steven M. Kenny Bank of America Merrill Lynch

George M. Klett Signature Bank

Robert A. Knakal Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.

Benjamin V. Lambert Eastdil Secured, LLC

Rick Lyon Capital One Commercial Banking

Anthony E. Malkin Empire State Realty Trust

Mark L. McCarthy Shorenstein Properties LLC

Mark E. MelchionePeople’s United Bank

Neal J. Miranda Chicago Title Insurance Company

Bruce E. Mosler Cushman & Wakefield

Steven NapolitanoFirst Nationwide Title Agency, LLC

Joel I. Picket Gotham Organization, Inc.

Gregory R. Reimers JPMorgan Chase Real Estate Banking

Stephen M. Ross Related Companies

Richard Ruben Ruben Companies

Glenn A. Shannon Shorenstein Properties LLC

Stephen B. Siegel CBRE

Ben Singer Starship Capital Advisors, LLC

Sheldon H. Solow Solow Building Company

Mary Ann Tighe CBRE

John P. Uehlinger Emmet, Marvin & Martin LLP

Alan G. Weiler, Esq. Weiler Arnow Mgt. Co., Inc.

Alan H. Wiener Wells Fargo Multifamily Capital

Michael S. Zetlin Zetlin & De Chiara LLP

Timothy M. Zietara Centennial Property Finance

Leadership C

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ittee

Co-Chairs Lawrence B. Benenson Benenson Capital Partners, LLC

Gary JacobGlenwood Management Corp.

Co-Chairs Emeriti John J. Avlon The Jeffries Companies

Peter L. Malkin, Esq. Empire State Realty Trust Malkin Holdings

A new initiative of leaders in the media, technology, and entertainment industries coming together to raise unrestricted funds for 10 world-renowned performing arts organizations at Lincoln Center. With one contribution, corporations and firms can support these organizations to the maximum effect, allowing for creative educational programming, exciting new productions, and free performances.

Co-ChairsNancy J. DubucA+E Networks

Meredith K. LevienThe New York Times Company

MembersLoreen ArbusThe Loreen Arbus Foundation

Aryeh B. BourkoffLionTree LLC

Rebecca CenniAtrium Staffiing

Enrique CuscoOle Communications Group

Jonah GoodhartMOAT

Monica KaroOMD USA, Inc.

Michael E. KassanMediaLink

Kim KelleherWIRED

Bill KoenigsbergHorizon Media

Brent MontgomeryITV America

John MoraynissEntertainment One Television

Monica B. RichmanDentons

Bill TillsonEncompass Digital Media

Christopher D. WeilMomentum Worldwide

Neal ZuckermanThe Boston Consulting Group

ContributorsLionsgateTribune Media Company Charitable FoundationWilliam Morris Endeavor

Ex OfficioJulie MeninCommissioner of the Mayor’s Office, Media and Entertainment

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund’s Business Council encourages the support of middle-market businesses and professional firms. Council members represent a wide cross-section of middle-market businesses from a variety of geographic areas that work together to provide special events and other cultivation opportunities to build an important base of support for Lincoln Center.

Chairman Kenneth L. Wyse PVH Corp.

Vice Chairman Michael S. Mullman Blank Rome LLP

MembersAlan Ackbarali Capital One Bank

Stephanie BergerBerger Hirschberg Strategies

Jonathan J. CohenElias B. Cohen & Associates

John P. Cole Wells Fargo

Lisa Collura FTI Consulting, Inc.

Peter Friedfeld ClearVision Optical Company Inc.

Ronald A. Garfunkel SDI Laundry Solutions

Mark Ginsberg VSP Global

William J. Golden UnitedHealthcare

Barbara Grodd Paul Stuart

Mark G. Hirschberg Multipet International, Inc.

Charles G. Ludmer CohnReznick LLP

Donald S. MacKenzie Conway MacKenzie, Inc.

Peter B. Maroney, Jr. Bernstein Private Wealth Management

W. Patrick McMullan III The McMullan Family Fund/Barclays

Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Associates

Wayne S. Miller G-III Apparel Group Ltd.

Daniel A. Orwig Itochu Prominent USA LLC

R.J. Prossner Conway MacKenzie, Inc.

Michelle A. Rice Kaplan Rice LLP

Kenneth A. Rosen, Esq. Lowenstein Sandler LLP

Dr. Joseph Rudick Associate Ophthalmologists, PC

John C. Simons Corporate Fuel Advisors LLC

Raymond T. SloaneBerkeley Research Group, LLC

Debra Flink Sonkin Search Advisory Group

Jonathan B. Taylor Spielman, Koenigsberg & Parker, LLP

Raymond L. Vandenberg Michaelman & Robinson, LLP

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ia & E

ntertainment C

ouncil

Business C

ouncil

The Women’s Leadership Council is a group of involved and impassioned senior female business leaders and philanthropists coming together with the mutual goal of raising unrestricted dollars for eight performing arts organizations and two professional performing arts academies resident at Lincoln Center. The unrestricted nature of these funds permits the organizations to use them to maximum effect, which includes engaging in creative educational programming, presenting exciting new productions, and mounting free performances.

Chair Jill Kaplan Crain’s New York Business

Members Linda Addison Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

Loreen Arbus The Loreen Arbus Foundation

Glenda Bailey Harper’s BAZAAR

Violet BellAdobe

Angelica Cantlon International Flavors & Fragrances

Debrah Lee Charatan The Charatan/Holm Family Foundation

Mary Davis Davis Consulting Group LLC

Joan Haffenreffer Citi

Margaret HayesThe Fashion Group International

Daisey Holmes BNY Mellon – Corporate Affairs

Suri Kasirer Kasirer Consulting

Sandra KozlowskiKorn Ferry

Jacquelyn KreseCredit Suisse

Betty LevinCorporate Art Directions

Lois J. Liberman Blank Rome LLP

Eileen P. Matthews, Esq. Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP

Deborah Montaperto The Polk Wealth Management Group, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management

Elizabeth Musmanno The Fragrance Foundation

Margaret Preston TD Wealth

Frances A. Resheske Con Edison

Michelle A. Rice Kaplan Rice LLP

Kara Ross Kara Ross New York LLC

Marissa Shorenstein AT&T New York

Debra Shriver Hearst

Deborah van der Heyden JLL (Jones Lang LaSalle)

Karen R. Weiss U.S. Trust, Bank of America

Laila J. Worrell The Boston Consulting Group

The Junior Council is a group of young female professionals and performing arts enthusiasts dedicated to raising unrestricted dollars for eight performing arts organizations and two professional performing arts academies resident at Lincoln Center. The unrestricted nature of these funds permits the organizations to use them to maximum effect, which includes engaging in creative educational programming, presenting exciting new productions, and developing free performances. The Junior Council was established by the Women’s Leadership Council with the mission to mentor young women and introduce them to board service.

ChairRachel Samson Bullis Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Vice ChairJean Z. Poh Swoonery

Members Kristen Aron Polo Ralph Lauren

Ashleigh Barker The Estée Lauder Companies

Molly Ford Beck

Gretchen Maull Berger GG MAULL

Anna BittonSummit Rock Advisors

Stevie CohenCharm & Chain

Neena Deb-SenAlphaSights, Inc.

Liz Eswein Laundry Service

Sophie Haas Columbia Business School

Brittany Harris VOYAGE Swimwear

Risa C. Letowsky Duval & Stachenfeld LLP

Toby Milstein

Jeneia MullinsJPMorgan Chase & Co.

Lihn T. NguyenConway MacKenzie, Inc.

Amanda Orban L’Oréal USA

Zulema Quintans American Express

Thayer Joyce Reynolds VML

Katie SeemanAB Bernstein

Jamie SkrockiWME

Elizabeth A. SullivanMerrill Lynch

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en’s Leadership C

ouncil

Junior Council

The Lincoln Center Corporate Fund’s Leadership Committee, Real Estate and Construction Council, Business Council, Media and Entertainment Council, Women’s Leadership Council, and Junior Council have quickly grown into active circles of supporters raising unrestricted funds for the resident organizations of Lincoln Center. The Councils’ lively social events present effective opportunities for executives to network with other companies and industries. The Councils proudly invite you to attend their upcoming events to partake in the festivities while promoting the interest and support for 10 performing arts organizations of Lincoln Center.

Tuesday, December 6, 2016An Evening Honoring Carolina HerreraFeaturing a performance by Diana Ross

Wednesday, January 18, 2017 Women’s Leadership Council and Junior Council Speed Networking

Monday, January 23, 2017Alternative Investment Industry Gala (Hedge Fund Gala)

Tuesday, March 14, 201713th Annual Business Leadership Award BreakfastHonoring Kenneth L. Wyse

Friday, April 21, 2017Women’s Leadership Council Spring Fashion Luncheon

Thursday, May 4, 2017 Junior Council Cuatro de Mayo Event

Wednesday, May 10, 2017The 44th Annual Real Estate and Construction Council Gala

Monday, May 15, 2017 Lincoln Center Business Council Spring Networking Event

Thursday, June 1, 2017 Lincoln Center Business Council Jazz Evening at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola

Tuesday, June 6, 2017The Performing Arts Hall of Fame at Lincoln Center Induction Ceremony and Gala

Monday, June 12, 2017The Sixth Annual Golf & Tennis Event

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ing S

pecial Events

Combined 2015–2016 projected operations for 10 performing arts organizations at Lincoln Center.

This statement is presented solely for the purposes of this report. As autonomous institutions, each of the organizatons participating in the Lincoln Center Corporate Fund has its own operating budget. The statement combines the separate projected results and accommodates differing fiscal years. The Corporate Fund's fiscal year is July 1 through June 30.

A copy of the last annual report filed with the New York State Department of State by each of the Lincoln Center organizations participating in the Fund may be obtained upon request in writing to the Attorney General of the State of New York, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271 or Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023-6583.

Statem

ent of Activities

Revenues Box office revenues 215,051,492Tuition & education fees 43,945,078 Hall rentals 45,858,162 Endowment & investment income 96,986,372 Other income & retail sales 128,554,270Use of reserves 8,642,621 Total revenues $539,037,994

Expenditures Production & performances 397,802,734Educational Programs Professional training (Juilliard and SAB) 58,851,880 Other constituent educational programs 21,854,856Telecasts and radio broadcasts 42,639,234Touring programs 13,225,222 Parks performances 1,614,205 Other community activities 711,684 Building and maintenance 138,787,430Administration 106,592,699Development and fundraising 41,214,859Retail and other expenses 13,883,245 Additions to reserves - Total expenditures $837,178,048

Contribution need ($298,140,054)Contribution support: Federal 1,595,652 State 716,035 City 4,247,491 Restricted corporate gifts 18,645,055 Foundations 60,019,784 Membership programs 18,852,448 Individual gifts 187,506,179 Consolidated corporate fund drive 7,292,211 Total contributed support $298,874,854

Operating surplus/(deficit) $734,800

Lincoln Center Lead

ership

STEVEN R. SWARTZChairman Lincoln Center Corporate Fund

DEBORA L. SPARPresident Lincoln Center

KATHERINE FARLEYChairmanLincoln Center

STAFFArlene Graime Managing Director

Amanda Fox Manager

Jane Kolb Manager

Emily Sullivan Manager

Saidah Asano-Brooks Coordinator

Leann VanDertteyden Coordinator

Clara-Ann Joyce Database Assistant

Eva Popper Volunteer

Cover and aerial Lincoln Center: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; Lincoln Center sign: ©Mark Bussell; Covered walkway to David Geffen Hall: ©Iñaki Vinaixa; Alice Tully Hall: ©Mark Bussell; David H. Koch Theater, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Tristian Cook; Jazz at Lincoln Center: Frank Stewart; The Juilliard School: Rosalie O’Connor; Lincoln Center Theater: Mark Seliger; Metropolitan Opera: Marty Sohl: New York City Ballet: ©Paul Kolnik; New York Philharmonic: Chris Lee; School of American Ballet: Rosalie O’Connor Photography;Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: Matt Dine; Farley: ©Brian Stanton.

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