Directory details for Downtown Brooklyn Partnership
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Downtown Brooklyn Partnership

1 METROTECH CTR N RM 1003 BROOKLYN, NY 11201-3874
downtownbrooklyn.com

AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION FOR DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN.

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EIN:
205323707
Category:
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91%

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Ch AI R

Jared Della Valle

Treasurer

Jeffrey Kay

Secretary

Callie H AI Nes

Director

Adam Alshawish

Director

Al Laboz

Director

Alan Fishman

Director

Alireza Esmaeilzadeh

Director

Angela Pinsky

Director

Anthony Borelli

Director

Ari Goldstein

Director

Aron Gooblar

Director

Ben Gray

Director

Brian Ezra

Director

Brian Kelly

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Carley Graham Garcia

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Chad Purkey

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Christopher Mckenna

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Cooper Kramer

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Dan Kaplan

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David Lombino

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David Meyer

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Doug Steiner

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Ehud Kupperman

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Elizabeth Gaffney

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Evan Walke

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Gary Terrinoni

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Gina Duncan

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Gregg Wolpert

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Ian Klein

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James Brennan

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Jamie Anthony

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Jason Muss

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Jed Walentas

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Jeff Nelson

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Jessica Schumer

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Jim Somoza

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Johari Jenkins

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John Mcpartlan

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Jon Mcmillan

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Joseph Cirone

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Josh Rabina

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Karen Young

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Kevin Lalezarian

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Kimberly Cline

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Lenny Singletary

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Lindsay Greene

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Louis Jerome

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Maryanne Gilmartin

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Melissa Casey

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Michael Regan

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Michael Rudin

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Morris Jerome

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Munish Viralam

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Patricia Dunphy

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Paul Travis

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Paula Ingram

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Phil Lavoie

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Randy Peers

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Raymond Chera

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Rebecca D'eloia

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Roland Merchant

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Russell Hotzler

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Sayar Lonial

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Tara Marcelle

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Tim Quinlan

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Wes Jackson

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Whitten Morris

President

Regina Myer

S.V.P. Of Finance & Operations

Jennifer Tausig Outgoing

S.V.P. Of Comm. & Public Aff AI Rs

Belinda Susan Cape

Director Of Public Safety

Peter Coyne

Vp Of Finance

Paolo Sellan

Vp Of Real Estate And Economic Development

Jarrod Grim

Vp Of Public Space And Operations

Tamara Greenfield

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