Directory details for The New York Public Library Astor Lenox And Tilden Foundations
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The New York Public Library Astor Lenox And Tilden Foundations

270 MADISON AVENUE 11TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10016-0601
www.nypl.org

TO INSPIRE LIFELONG LEARNING, ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE, & STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITIES.

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EIN:
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Officers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees

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Ch AI R & Trustee

Abby S Milstein

Trustee, Pres And Chief Exec Officer

Anthony W Marx

Vice Ch AI R & Trustee

Raymond J Mcguire

Trustee

Andres Santo Domingo

Trustee

Andrew Solomon

Trustee

Annette Gordon Reed

Trustee

Anthony A Yoseloff

Trustee (Start 11/20/24)

Aysha E Schomburg

Trustee

Beth Kojima

Trustee

Carey Maloney

Foundation Trustee

Carl H Pforzheimer Iii

Trustee

Carlos Rodriguez Pastor

Trustee

Christopher Hughes

Trustee

Dinakar Singh

Trustee

Evan Robert Chesler

Foundation Trustee

Howard L Morgan

Trustee

Hubert Joly

Trustee (End 11/20/24)

James S Tisch

Trustee

Jane Lauder

Trustee

Jelani Cobb

Trustee

John T Chao

Foundation Trustee

Katharine J Rayner

Trustee

Kristin Fisher

Trustee

Kwame Anthony Appiah

Ex Officio Ttee, Rep Of Compt

Lisette Nieves

Trustee

Luis A Ubinas

Trustee

Mahnaz Ispahani Bartos

Ex Officio Ttee, Rep Of Mayor

Maria Torres Springer

Trustee (Start 11/20/24)

Merryl H Tisch

Trustee (End 1/23/25)

Michael Byungju Kim

Trustee

Paul M Romer

Trustee

Peter Baldwin

Trustee (Start 11/20/24)

Peter Boyce Ii

Trustee

Susan Morgenthau

Trustee

Tali Farhadian Weinstein

Ex Officio Ttee, Rep Of Spkr

Theodore Golf

Trustee

William Gray

Andrew W. Mellon, Director

Brent Reidy

Merryl And James Tisch, Director

Brian Bannon

General Counsel And Secretary (Start 1/22/24)

Bridget Smith

Vp, Branch Libraries & Patron Svcs

Caryl Matute

Vp, Capital Planning & Construction

David Lem

Vp, Public Programs

Fay Rosenfeld

Vp, Information Technology

Garfield L Swaby

Chief Investment Officer

Geetanjali Gupta

Vp, Gov't & Community Affrs

George Mihaltses

Vp, Branch Programs And Services

Gesille Dixon

Coo And Treasurer

Iris Weinshall

Vp, Development

Jadrien F Steele

Vp, Communication And Marketing

Jennifer Fermino

Chief Digital Officer (Start 7/1/24)

Jennifer Lopez

Chief Strat Pln Officer & Chief Of Staff

Sam Rubin

Cfo & Asst Treasurer

Shannon Sharp

Interim, Chief Digital Officer (End 7/1/24)

Stephen Betts

Vp, Human Resources

Terrance Neal

Snr. Director, Facilities Mgmt

Garrett Charles Bergen

Former Vp, General Counsel And Sec (End 3/1/24)

Michele Coleman Mayes

Director, Investments

Doris Zhao

Director, The Schomberg Center

Joy Bivins

Snr Director, Budget

Marjoel Montalbo

Director, Investments

Peter Rummel

Executive Director, Library For The Performing Arts

Roberta Da Silva Pereira

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