Notable Alumni

A

• Leonard Achan ’99
  President and CEO, LiveOnNY
• Jane E. Alderman ’61*
  Casting director and actress, Act One Studios
• Liz Y. Alicea-Velez ’78
  President, Alilez Partners DBA Huntington Learning Center; General Manager, Latin America and Caribbean Region, Western Union
• Merlin “Mickey” Alper ’55
  Retired executive vice president and CEO, Madison Square Garden
• Carol A. Ammon, MBA ’79, ’10 (Hon)
  Founder and former chair, Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc.
• Frank Angello ’77
  Retired CFO, Operating Services Group, JPMorgan Chase
• Ronald Appel ’84
  Retired Vice President and General Manager, Repair Business Group, Henry Schein
• Christopher Armas ’94
  Head Coach of the Kansas City Current

B

• Michael Balboni ’81
  President of Adelphi University; Founder and former CEO, RedLand Strategies; Former New York State Senator and first chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee
• Lynn Barber, MBA ’79
  Retired chief administrative officer, Prudential Douglas Elliman
• Richard Beahrs, MBA ’77
  Founder, Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program; Former senior vice president, HBO
• Bob A. Beamon ’72
  CEO, Art of the Olympians Museum and Gallery; Olympic gold medalist (long jump), United States, 1968
• David Behin ’92
  Executive Managing Director, Brooklyn Capital Markets, Newmark
• Francine Benes, MS ’69
  Director, Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center
• Chris Bernard ’99*
  Owner, Rose Gold and Associates; Senior Vice President, Athlete Relations, The Players’ Tribune; Former Vice President of Player Development, Marketing and Team Operations, New York Knicks
• Bharat Bhise, MBA ’78
  Founder and CEO, Bravia Capital
• LeeAnn Black ’83
  Chief Operating Officer, Latham & Watkins LLP
• Dana Blair ’04, MBA ’06
  Correspondent, Entrepreneur, Community Activist
• Ruth Block ’52
  Retired Executive Vice President, Equitable Life Insurance Company of America (now AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company)
• Rhoda Blumberg ’38*
  Freelance writer; winner of the 1986 Golden Kite Award
• Justin Vivian Bond ’85
  Actor, Author and Performance Artist; Lambda Literary Award recipient and MacArthur Fellow
• Richard J. Bressler ’79
  President and Chief Operating Officer, iHeartMedia, iHeartCommunications and iHeartMedia Capital LLC
• Barbara Brickmeier, MBA ’83
  Retired Vice President, Human Resources, IBM
• Colette C. Brown ’82
  Chief Human Resources Officer, Stony Brook University Hospital
• Ronald Bruder ’68
  Founder, The Brookhill Group; Entrepreneur and Advocate; recognized as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in the World; Founder and Chairman, Global Board- Education for Employment (EFE)
• Kristen Burke ’89
  Market President, Commercial Banking, Valley Bank

C

• David Cadmus ’78
  President and CEO, Associated Global Systems, Nippon Express
• Loretta Cangialosi ’80
  Retired Senior Vice President and Controller, Pfizer Inc.
• Julian Casablancas ’01
  American musician, singer, songwriter and record producer. Best known as the lead singer of the American rock bands The Strokes and The Voidz.
• Kelly Cass ’90
  On-Camera Meteorologist, Anchor and Host, The Weather Channel
• Vivian Cassaberry-Furby ’84
  Chief Financial Officer and Head of Human Resources, Classical Charter Schools
• Christopher Cawley, MBA ’93
  Managing Director, Citi
• Melanie Chartoff ’70
  Coach, creator and director of client projects, Charismatizing Improvising; Daytime Emmy Award winner for voicing DiDi Pickles and Grandma Minka on the Nickelodeon series Rugrats
• Gennaro Chille, MBA ’98
  Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for the Lazard Relationship, State Street Bank
• Bernard Clair ’73
  Co-chairman, Cohen Clair Lans Greifer & Thorpe LLP; named one of Business Insider’s Top 10 Divorce Lawyers
• Steven Coen, MBA ’93
  Vice President and Managing Director, Metavante
• Robert Colan ’73, MBA ’76*
  St. John’s University School of Law; Former Vice President and Associate General Counsel, AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company, a subsidiary of AXA Financial
• June Collison ’81, MBA ’84
  President, Dignity Health- Community Hospital of San Bernardino; track silver medalist at the 1979 Pan American Games; set the world indoor record in the 440-yard race in 1979; competed in the 1984 Olympic Games representing Guyana.
• Francine Conway, MA ’96, PhD ’99
  Chancellor-Provost of Rutgers University, New Brunswick; Award-winning scholar and clinical psychologist recognized for her work in child psychopathology
• Carole Cooper Leibner ’63
  Former Co-President and Founder, N.S. Bienstock, Inc.
• Nicholas A. Cummings, PhD ’58*
  Chairman, Cummings Foundation for Behavioral Health; Former Chief of Mental Health, Kaiser Permanente; Former President, American Psychological Association
• Sharon Cunningham ’90
  Managing Director, Senior Portfolio Management Director and Financial Advisor, Morgan Stanley

D

• Raniero D’Aversa ’87
  Partner and Chair of Restructuring, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe
• Elizabeth M. Daitz ’02
  Senior Advisor, Drug Enforcement Administration, Former Assistant Commissioner of Police, Suffolk County Police Department; Former Executive Director of Strategic Initiatives, New York City Police Department; White House Fellow, 2019
• Hatice Dalton ’94, MBA ’96
  Managing Director, Deloitte & Touche LLP
• Robert Darling ’81
  Medical Director, Crisis24; Medical Director, AndHealth; Medical Director, BaleDoneen Method; Former White House Physician to President Bill Clinton; founding Principal and Former Chief Medical Officer, White House Medical Group; Chief Medical Officer, Patronus Medical LLC
• Mark S. Davis ’85
  Senior Relationship and Growth Advisor, CrossCountry Consulting; Retired Senior Audit and Assurance Partner, Deloitte
• Joseph DeFeo ’75, MBA ’76
  Former CEO, CLS Bank International; Retired Partner, Brompton Partners
• David Debin ’65
  Produced the 1979 Primetime Emmy-nominated biography Silent Victory; Co-Founder, Third Age Foundation, Inc.
• John Deieso ’18
  President and CEO, Jovia Financial Credit Union
• Alex Delaricheliere, MBA ’04
  Managing Director, Marsh
• Gary Dell’Abate ’83
  Executive producer of The Howard Stern Show on SiriusXM
• Adam Deutsch ’92
  Managing Director, Deloitte Digital; former Vice President, Global Digital Product Operations, ESPN
• Scott Dimig ’06
  Senior Vice President of Promotion, Epic Records, Sony Music
• Kathleen Dirschel ’63
  Vice President of Education, St. John’s Riverside Hospital; former Vice Chancellor and Dean, University of Massachusetts Worcester; former Executive Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
• Keith Donohue, MBA ’99
  Senior Director, BNY Mellon
• Thomas Donohue, MBA ’65*
  Retired President and CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce; recipient of the Horatio Alger Award and Belgium Order of the Crown
• Regina Dooley ’85
  Teacher and Coach, Marion County School Board; Olympic gold medalist (fastpitch softball), United States, 1984
• Scott Durkin ’85
  President & Chief Executive Officer, Douglas Elliman Real Estate

E

• Merideth Eaton, MA ’00
  Actor, known for role on CBS television series Family Law (breaking barriers as the first female with dwarfism to fill a regular role in an American prime time series), ABC series Boston Legal, and CBS series MacGyver.
• Gara Edelstein ’77, MS ’90
  Chief Nursing Officer, Catholic Health
• Paul Ekman ’58
  President and founder, Paul Ekman Group (PEG); American psychologist named one of TIME Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World
• Patricia Erickson, GC ’88
  Human Resources Leader & Coach, Colford Erickson LLC; former, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, American and International Production & Formats Group, BBC Worldwide North America Studios
• Mary-Kathleen Esposito ’86
  Vice President of Marketing, Bauer Hockey

F

• John Forslund, MA ’85
  Television Play-by-play Announcer, Kraken Hockey Network
• Clifford Friedman, MBA ’87
  Managing Director, Northwell Health; Founder and Chief Investment Office, Cold Spring Ventures; former Chairman and CEO, ShareNett; former Vice President of Strategic Development, NBC; former Senior Vice President, Universal Studios.
• William Fuessler ’79
  Retired Partner, Global Leader, Finance, Risk and Fraud, IBM Global Business Services
• Christian Fundo ’07
  Head of North America DCM Lending Legal & Executive Director & Assistant General Counsel, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
• Richard Funke ’71
  Former New York State Senator, 55th District of New York; member of the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
• Robert Fusaro, MBA ’93
  Managing Director and Investment Officer, Wells Fargo Advisors
• Charles Fuschillo, Jr. ’83
  President and CEO of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA); former New York State Senator
• Cono Fusco, MBA ’67
  Board Member and Chairman of the Audit Committee, Financial Guaranty Insurance Company (FGIC); Retired Managing Partner, Grant Thornton LLP.

G

• Kathleen Gallo, PhD ’95, MBA ’98
  Executive in Residence, Northwell Health; former Executive Vice President and Chief Learning Officer, Northwell Health; former Founding Dean and Professor, Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Graduate Nursing and Health.
• Robert Gary ’61*
  President Emeritus, Allstate Property and Casualty
• Daniel Glosser ’73
  Retired Manager of Music Clearance, Domestic Television Division of CBS/Paramount
• Arie E. Gluck ’58*
  400 and 800 meter runner; one of the first athletes to represent Israel at the 1952 Summer Olympics.
• Michael Godard, MA ’95
  President, Indiana State University; former Provost of Southeast Missouri State University’s College of Education and Health Sciences.
• Charles A. Golden ’69
  Managing Director, Guardian Life
• Lon Gorman ’08 (Hon)
  Retired Senior Financial Services Executive & Independent Director, Sterling Trading Tech; former Vice Chairman, Charles Schwab Corporation; former Chairman, NYFIX.
• Robert Gormly ’99
  Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
• Richard Gottehrer ’62
  Principal, MTR Consulting; songwriter of popular songs including “My Boyfriend’s Back” and “I Want Candy”; producer for Blondie and the Go-Go’s; founder and former chairman of The Orchard.
• Omar Grant ’03
  Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Chapter A.R.T. Music Publishing; former Co-President, Roc Nation; former Tour Manager for Destiny’s Child; former Senior Director of A&R, Epic Records.
• Maria A. Grasso, MBA ’89, GC ’89
  Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Flushing Financial Corporation
• Douglas J. Green ’67
  Retired National Partner-in-Charge, Industry Tax Services Products and Solutions, KPMG
• Alexander Greendale ’60*
  American playwright and civic leader; recipient of the Rockefeller Fellowship for Playwriting from The Dramatists Guild of America.

H

• Robert Hanley, MBA ’88
  Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, University of Chicago Medicine; former Chief Human Resources Officer, Stony Brook University Hospital.
• Richard Hardware ’73*
  Placed 16th in the men’s 200-meter event at the 1972 Summer Olympics representing the Jamaican National Team.
• Wanda Heading-Grant, MSW ’88
  Vice Provost for Community, Culture and Engagement, Carnegie Mellon University
• Randee Heller ’69
  Actress, best known for her Emmy-nominated role as Ida Blankenship on AMC’s Mad Men and as Lucille LaRusso in The Karate Kid (1984).
• Dorothy Herman ’86
  CEO, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
• Roman Hingorani, MBA ’85
  Global Chief Financial Officer, FINCA Impact Finance
• Bunny Hoest ’53
  Cartoonist and Co-Creator of The Lockhorns; member of the National Cartoonists Society’s Hall of Fame.
• Alice S. Hoffman ’73
  New York Times Bestselling Author
• Joseph C. Hoffman, MS ’77
  Distinguished Professor, Maritime College; former Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, State University of New York Maritime College.
• Lewis E. Hollander, Jr. ’51
  Ironman World Age Group champion triathlete; listed in Guinness World Records as the oldest athlete to finish the Hawaii Ironman at age 82; retired U.S. Navy Physicist
• Earlene Hooper, MSW ’76
  Former Democratic member of the New York State Assembly, representing District 18; first female Deputy Speaker of New York State.
• Jeffery Horowitz, MBA ’86
  Executive Vice President, Transcard; Chief Executive Officer at REACH™ Professional Development Solutions; Executive Board Member and Senior Advisor, Treasury Sources Group, LLC; retired Managing Director, BNY Mellon.
• Lisa Humbert ’86
  Managing Director, Head IT Risk, Credit Suisse; former Managing Director, Operational Risk Management Officer, MUFG
• Philip Hymes ’49*
  Lighting Director, Saturday Night Live; 2018 Emmy Award winner for Outstanding Lighting Design/Lighting Direction.

J

• Scott James ’84
  Author for St. Martin’s Press; veteran journalist and fiction author; Emmy Award-winning television news reporter.
• John Jeffrey, Jr. ’75
  Retired Partner, Deloitte & Touche
• Ronald Johnson ’74, PhD ’75
  Presidential Counsel in the Board Governance and Leadership Practice, The Registry; former Interim President, Kentucky State University; former President of Clark Atlanta University.
• Bruce Jones ’82
  Professor and former Vice President for Research, Howard University.
• Stephen Jones ’89
  President, Chief Executive Officer & Chairman, Skyview Networks; former Vice President of ABC News Radio, the largest commercial radio news organization in the United States.

K

• Robert Kavner ’65
  Advisor, Idealab; former CEO of AT&T’s Multimedia Products and Services Group and former member of AT&T’s Executive Committee.
• Jack Kaye ’76
  Associate Director for Research, Earth Science Division (ESD), NASA
• Benjamin Gregory A. Kenyon ’06
  Owner and Performance Coach for Athletes, Executives and High Performers, CLIMB Performance Coaching; former sports performance specialist with the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers; head strength coach, Philadelphia 76ers.
• Joan R. Keyes ’45*
  Author and educator for Oxford University Press; author of the original Oxford Picture Dictionary for Kids.
• Sheldon Kleiman, MBA ’83
  Managing Director and Head of Credit, AIG WorldSource; Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer, AIG New York.
• Bernadette Knight ’95
  Managing Director and Head of Sales for Commercial Real Estate within the Global Payments and Liquidity division; former Managing Director and Americas Sales Head, TTS Solutions, Commercial Bank, Citi.
• Arthur Kornfeld ’62
  Musician, producer and music executive; creator and promoter of Woodstock ’69.
• Roberta Kotkin ’74, MBA ’81
  Former General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer, New York Bankers Association (NYBA).
• Leonard Labita ’82
  Retired Vice President and Controller, New York Mets.
• Portia Lack ’83
  Olympic handball player who competed in the 1988 and 1992 Summer Olympic Games; U.S. gold medalist in handball at the 1987 Pan American Games.
• Jonathan Larson ’82*
  Author, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and creator of the Broadway musical Rent.
• Kenneth LaValle ’61
  Former New York State Senator and Chairman of the Senate Higher Education Committee.
• Tommy Leung ’07
  Partner, KPMG US.
• Jesse Levine, MSW ’98
  Executive Vice President of National Security and Law Enforcement, Agile Defense; retired Special Agent in Charge, Intelligence Division, FBI New York Field Office; Vice President of National Security and Law Enforcement, IntelliBridge.
• Jill Levy ’92
  Judge, Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court of Broward County, Florida.
• Allan Levy, MBA ’85
  Managing Director, Citi.
• Thomas Lovely ’54*
  Retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Fidelity New York Bank.
• Suzanne Luna ’86
  Director and Supervising Producer, Momsplaining with Kristen Bell, Daytime Emmy Nominated Web Series and 3 time Webby Award Winner; DGA field director and supervising field producer; American producer and director best known for The Ellen DeGeneres Show; Daytime Emmy Award winner.

M

• Irene Macyk ’83, MS ’98, PhD ’17
  Executive Director, South Shore University Hospital, Northwell Health; former Chief Nursing Officer, Northshore University Hospital, Northwell Health.
• Andrew Manion, MS ’89, PhD ’92
  President, Edgewood University; former President, Marian University
• Leona Marlin ’95
  Liaison Officer, Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations; former Prime Minister of Sint Maarten.
• Michelle Martin, MBA ’08
  Senior Vice President, Total Rewards Experience, Paramount
• Alex Masmela ’00
  Chief Operating Officer, HCA Healthcare.
• Heather Mau ’11
  Eastern Conference Assistant Athletic Trainer Representative, NBA Trainers Association
• Kevin J. Mawae, MA ’06
  Former Assistant Offensive Line Coach, Indianapolis Colts; Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2019; retired Offensive Center, National Football League for Seattle Seahawks, NY Jets and Tennessee Titans.
• Christopher Mayrose ’88
  Managing Director, The Private Bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
• Brian McAuley ’61
  Chairman, Pacific DateVision, Inc.; Co-founder, Nextel Communications, Inc.; chairman of PdvWireless.
• Dennis McDonagh ’78
  Retired Senior Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer, Real Estate, The Blackstone Group.
• Eileen McDonnell ’88
  Retired Chief Executive Officer, Penn Mutual Life Insurance.
• Robert McMillan ’57*
  First non-physician to serve on the Board of Trustees of the American Medical Association; Counsel, Bee Ready Fishbein Hatter & Donovan, LLP.
• Dillon McNamara ’14
  Sales Associate, ETF Global; former professional baseball player drafted by the New York Yankees in the 27th round of the 2013 draft.
• Gregory Meeks ’75
  U.S. Congressman representing New York’s 5th Congressional District.
• Dr. Wesley Memeger, Jr., PhD ’66*
  Scientist, Artist, Activist
• Carole Migden ’70
  Chair of the Rules Committee, San Francisco Board of Supervisors; former California State Senator.
• Joseph Minoso ’01
  Actor, NBCUniversal Media, known for his role as Joe Cruz on NBC’s Chicago Fire.
• Joseph Moscola, MBA ’08
  Founder, Salus Innovations; Project Manager, Medisys Management, LLC; former Senior Vice President and Chief People Officer, Northwell Health
• William Murray ’56*
  American operatic baritone singer; Fulbright Award recipient and recipient of the honorary title of Kammersänger from the Berlin Senate in 1980 for exceptional artistic accomplishments.

N

• Gary Napolitano ’84
  Vice President and Managing Partner, IBM.
• Richard Neer ’70
  WFAN radio personality and published author.
• Arthur Nizza, MSW ’87, DSW ’93
  President and CEO, Government Employees Health Association (GEHA).
• Stanley Norwalk ’65
  Civic Leader and Political Columnist
• John Nosenzo, MBA ’85
  Chief Commercial Officer, Bioventus.

O

• Kevin O’Connor ’84
  Market President, Valley Bank; former Chief Executive Officer, Dime Community Bank
• Doreen O’Grady ’85
  Chief Nursing Officer, Forest Hills Hospital.
• James Olensky ’87
  Managing Director, Marsh.
• Donna Orender ’82, ’07 (Hon)
  Chief Executive Officer, Orender Unlimited; former President and Commissioner of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA); former Senior Vice President of Strategic Development, PGA Tour.
• Jonathan Orens ’81
  Associate Director and Clinical Chief, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
• Carmen M. Ortiz ’78
  Partner, Anderson & Kreiger; former United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts.

P

• Robert Palladino ’78
  Audio Engineer, NBC Universal Media, LLC; Two-time Emmy Award-winning lead sound mixer, Saturday Night Live (40 years).
• Thomas Pecora ’84
  Audio Engineer, NBC Universal Media, LLC; Two-time Emmy Award-winning lead sound mixer, Saturday Night Live (40 years).
• Melvin Pender ’76, ’97 (Hon)
  Olympic Gold Medalist, United States 4×100-meter relay.
• Maribeth Petrizzi ’87
  Assistant Director, Federal Trade Commission
• John J. Phelan, Jr., MBA ’70, ’87 (Hon)
  Former President and Chief Executive Officer, New York Stock Exchange.
• Edward H. Phoofolo, MBA ’77
  Served as interim Prime Minister of Lesotho from August 1994 to September 1994.
• Gregory Piccioli ’89
  Senior Special Project Producer, Altice USA/News12; Emmy Award-winning television producer; former Senior Producer for The Wendy Williams Show.
• Fotios Piniros ’94
  Managing Director, Morgan Stanley; former Managing Director, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette.
• Michael Porcelli, Jr., MA ’98
  Physical Education Teacher, Hernando Elementary; 1998 Summer Olympics Wrestler.
• Robert Prezant ’73
  President, Farmingdale State College.
• Peter A. Principato ’87
  Emmy Award-winning variety sketch writer; Chief Executive Officer, Artists First.

Q

• Humera Qazi ’93
  Managing Director and Head of Wealth Management Operations Client Services Group, Morgan Stanley.Managing Director, Head of Wealth Management Operations Client Services Group at Morgan Stanley
• Irene Quarshie ’98
  Managing Director and Head of Wealth Management Operations Client Services Group, Morgan Stanley.
• Carolyn Quinn ’87
  Senior Vice President of Pediatrics, Cohen Children’s Medical Center, Northwell Health

R

• Joseph Raiola ’77
  Senior Editor, MAD Magazine, the all-time best-selling humor magazine.
• Stephen Reid ’65*
  American jazz drummer who played with Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman and James Brown.
• Philip Reilly, MBA ’77
  American jazz drummer who played with Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman and James Brown.
• Dorothy Richardson, MA ’88
  Olympic gold medalist, United States softball team, 1996 and 2000; Head Softball Coach, Liberty University.
• Carlton D. “Chuck D” Ridenhour ’84, ’13 (Hon)
  Olympic gold medalist, United States softball team, 1996 and 2000; Head Softball Coach, Liberty University.
• Todd Robinson ’82
  Actor, Writer and Producer, NBCUniversal; Emmy Award Winner.
• Janice Robinson ’90
  Music performer and songwriter known for writing songs for Wyclef Jean, Taylor Dayne, Soul Solution, Junior Vasquez and David Morales.
• Samuel Rodriguez ’06
  Director, Trading Technology, Charles Schwab
• Cynthia Rufe ’70
  Federal Judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

S

• Paul Salerno ’76
  Retired Managing Partner, Melville Office, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
• Joseph Sambito ’73
  Former professional baseball player – Spent 12 seasons as an MLB pitcher with the Astros, Mets, and Red Sox; Member of the 1979 National League All Star team
• Michael Sammis ’81
  Retired President, Universal Publishing Production Music; Former CFO – Worldwide, Universal Music Publishing Group
• Monica Santoro ’77
  Retired Chief Quality Office and Senior Vice President, NYU Winthrop
• Denise Schaaf ’88
  Talent Managing Director at Deloitte & Touce LLP
• Margaret Seery ’84
  Former Managing Director at KPMG; Former Managing Director at Accenture; Vice President of Genpact
• Matthew Senk, MA ’92
  Head baseball coach at Stony Brook University; 2012 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association National Coach of the Year
• Kevin Serrapede ’73
  1972 and 1978 Summer Olympics, Handball
• Brian Shields ’99
  Long Island University School of Arts, Communication and Design; 2019 Member of the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame; Recipient of the Jim Melby Award
• Claire Shulman ’46*
  Former Queens Borough College President; Adjunct Faculty Instructor at Adelphi University
• Victoria Sidorenko ’95
  Former Vice President & CFO, Government Programs at Excellus; CFO of LiDestri Food and Drink
• Anna Marie Skalka ’59
  Professor Emerita and Senior Advisor to the President, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Temple University Health
• James A. Sladack, MBA ’77
  Managing Director at Newmark Knight Frank
• Robert Smyth, MBA ’71
  Former Chairman, President & CEO of Citizens Bank of Massachusettes
• Kevin Spiegel, MBA ’87
  Former President & CEO of the Erlanger Health System; Former CEO of Methodist University Hospital; Assistant Professor at Drexel University College of Medicine; CEO Medical Expansion Partners
• Jill Spitzer ’71
  Executive Director and CEO of Jewish Family Service
• Debra Starkman ’76
  Senior Vice President and Director of Marketing at BBDO Worldwide
• Herbert Steinberg ’57*
  Artist, Realist Style, CLEO Award Winner, Art Direction
• Leonard Stekol, MS ’98
  President & CEO, Ridgewood Savings Bank
• Thomas E. Steihle, MBA ’92
  CFO and Vice President of Business Management, CIO and Vice President of Information Technology at Ingalls Shipbuilding
• Bill Stephney ’84
  Principal Executive at Broad Market Media
  Former Chief Executive at Def Jam Recordings, SOUL Records and StepSun Music.
• Thomas Stigers, MBA ’86
  Executive Vice President of WestRock Company

T

• William Tenet ’75
  Former Medical Director, NYU Langone Cardiovascular Associates; CEO, NYU Langone Cardiovascular Associates
• Valerie Terzano ’74, MS’ 90
  Chief Nursing Officer, Senior Vice President at NYU Langone Health
• Paul Tetlow ’88, MBA ’90
  Partner at K&L Gates
• Nishit Thakkar, MBA ’06
  Head of Strategic Partner Management at Credit Suisse; Capital Expenditure Analyst- Credit Suisse
• Michael J. Tiedemann ’89
  Managing Director at Wells Fargo Securities
• Mark Tierno ’70
  Former President of MacMurray College in Illinois and Cazenovia College in New York, College of Arts and Sciences
• Edolphus Towns, MSW ’73
  Former Congressman, representing New York’s 10th District
  Former Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
• William Tracy ’76
  COO at The Bon-Ton Stores, Inc.
• Alan Trautwig ’78, ’17 (Hon)*
  Former Sportscaster for MSG Network; Sports Commentator, MSG Network, NBC, NBC Sports Network and USA Network
• Nicholas Turturro, Jr. ’85
  Emmy nominee for role as Sgt. James Martinez, NYPD Blue Television Series

V

• Birdsall Viault ’54*
  Author of several McGraw-Hill textbooks
• Eduardo Vilaro ’85
  Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Hispánico

W

• Tonille Watkis ’14
  2016 Miss Black USA; Corporate Flight Attendant – Aviation
• Max Weinberg ’70
  Drummer, E Street Band with Bruce Springsteen; Bandleader, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brian
• Michael Weiner ’93
  CFO, Genpact
• Michael Weinstein ’06
  CEO & Founder, Runaway Productions
• Joseph Westphal ’70
  United States Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
• Harold Williams ’89
  Music Video and Film Director, Film Producer and Screenwriter: BET, Billboard, MTV Video Music and NAACP Image Awards; Owner of HYPE Films
• Robert B. Willumstad ’05 (Hon)
  Partner, Brysam Global Partners; Former Chairman & CEO of the American International Group (AIG)
• Michael Windischmann, Sr. ’92
  1984 Summer Olympic player, Mens Soccer; Captain of 1990 U.S. FIFA World Cup Team; National Soccer Hall of Fame, Class of 2004
• Michelle Winfield, MS ’84
  Supervisor for Special Education; Honored with the 2017 Woman of Distinction award by NYS Senator, Brad Hoylman, for her advocacy for the rights of children
• Sola Winley, MA ’96
  Executive Vice President and Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer for Major League Soccer
• Robert Wolf ’71
  Past President of Galen College of Nursing, Tampa Bay
• Jacqueline Woodson ’85, ’16 (Hon)
  New York Times Bestselling Author and Poet Laureate
• John Wren ’75, MBA ’75
  CEO of Omnicom Group, Fortune 500 Company

Y

• Marylou Yam, PhD ’94
  President of Notre Dame of Maryland University, College of Nursing and Public Health
• Reuven Young ’72
  Captain of 1968 Israeli Olympic Soccer Team; Athletic Director Buckley Country Day School
• Jill Ytuarte ’97
  Managing Director at Morgan Stanley

Z

• Herbert Zaretsky, PhD ’64*
  Recipient of the St. George Medal
• James Zeigon, MBA ’73
  Former Managing Director and CEO of Deutsche Bank’s Global Institutional Services; Former Senior Managing Director at the Chase Manhattan Corporation and the head of Chase Global Services

*deceased