Whitney Museum of American Art

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Whitney Museum of American Art

MUSEUM

Founded 1931 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.

Official Website:
http://www.whitney.org/

Founding Date:
1931

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Daniel C. Benton Business c. 1959 Andor Capital Management

Kathryn Bigelow Film Director 27-Nov-1951 The Hurt Locker

Anne Cox Chambers Business 1-Dec-1919 Billionaire, former US Ambassador to Belgium

Philip H. Geier, Jr. Business 22-Feb-1935 CEO of Interpublic Group, 1980-2000

Thomas H. Glocer Business 8-Oct-1959 CEO of Thomson Reuters

Frederick B. Henry Philanthropist c. 1946 President of the Bohen Foundation

Robert J. Hurst Business 1945 Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs, 1999-2004

Henry Kaufman Business 20-Oct-1927 Ex Managing Director, Salomon Brothers

Leonard Lauder Business 19-Mar-1933 Chairman of Estee Lauder

Raymond J. McGuire Business 1957 Citigroup M&A executive

Eric Mindich Business 1967 Eton Park Capital Management

Steven T. Mnuchin Business c. 1963 Dune Capital Management

Peter Norton Computer Programmer 14-Nov-1943 Retired computer utilities programmer

James R. Patton, Jr. Attorney 27-Oct-1928 Founder, Patton Boggs

John Price Diplomat 18-Aug-1933 US Ambassador to Mauritius, 2002-05

Steven Roth Business c. 1941 CEO of Vornado Realty Trust

Henry R. Silverman Business 1-Aug-1940 Chairman of Realogy

George Weissman Business 12-Jul-1919 24-Jul-2009 CEO of Philip Morris, 1978-84

Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney Business 9-Jan-1875 18-Apr-1942 Whitney Museum of American Art

Fred Wilson Business 20-Aug-1961 Union Square Ventures

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