November 19–26, 2018
City & State New York
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EVA MOSKOWITZ
DAVID R. JONES
STEVEN CORWIN
CRAIG B. THOMPSON
FOUNDER AND CEO SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOLS WHEN EVA Moskowitz left the New York City Council, she went from debating the merits of charter schools to running one. Since then, Success Academy has made her the frontwoman in the fight to give charters money, space and attention – positioning her as a nemesis of Mayor Bill de Blasio and a focus for players in educational policy. She has found success with Success, and critics and fans alike wonder what might be next.
PRESIDENT AND CEO COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK BORN IN the Bed-
ford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, David Jones has never forgotten his roots. He arrived at the Community Service Society in 1986, and ever since, he has remembered the mission of serving low-income New Yorkers. Advocating through columns in media outlets or in person with legislative leaders, Jones has kept his eyes on how policies championed in government would play out on the streets of the city he serves.
PRESIDENT AND CEO NEWYORKPRESBYTERIAN AT NEWYORK-
Presbyterian, Dr. Steven Corwin’s philosophy puts patients first. “A sick human being is a sick human being,” he says – and as president and CEO at NewYork-Presbyterian he has increased awareness about an institution that touches the lives of so many New Yorkers. He has reinforced the hospital’s links to Columbia University and Weill Cornell Medicine while branding his own service with an omnipresent advertising campaign championing success stories.
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PRESIDENT AND CEO MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING CANCER CENTER MEMORIAL SLOAN
Kettering Cancer Center was on the receiving end of some ugly headlines this summer when a key administrator’s commercial links and payments were revealed. In response, President and CEO Craig Thompson resigned from two corporate boards. The facility remains a place where Manhattan wages some of its most effective, lifesaving battles against cancer. Look to the center to continue breaking new ground while putting the bad publicity behind it.