Evan Goldberg honored as a leader in New York
At City & State, we like our lists.
Every year we publish two 40 Under 40 lists, recognizing rising stars in politics and government in New York City and in Albany. We carefully assess the power players in the city and the state to bring you our annual Power 100 lists. As part of our Above & Beyond series, we honor women who stand out in their fields and military veterans who go beyond the call of duty. Every week, we present the biggest winners and losers in New York politics.
Now, we bring you something new: the 50 Over 50.
In this special section, we honor 50 New Yorkers who are at least 50 years old. We recognize the record of achievement of these outstanding figures, who have distinguished themselves in academia, advocacy, business, government, organized labor and other fields and professions.
Many of them are widely known. Others have become influential figures behind the scenes. All of them have an impressive record of accomplishment.
Congratulations to them all!
Bob Morgenthau, Former Manhattan DA
Dick Ravitch, Former Lt. Governor
Eleanor Randolph, Former Editorial Writer, New York Times
Ernie Logan, President, Council of School Supervisors & Administrators
Howard Rubenstein, Chairman, Rubenstein
Lilliam Barrios Paoli, Former Deputy Mayor of Health,
Merryl Tisch, Former Chancellor, Board of Regents
Ray Kelly, Vice Chairman, K2 Intelligence
Steven Spinola, President Emeritus, The Real Estate Board of New York
Tonio Burgos, CEO, Tonio Burgos & Associates Inc.
Abe Foxman, Vice Chair, Museum of Jewish Heritage
Agnes Gund, Former President, New York Museum of Modern Art
Alfonse D’Amato, Founder & Managing Director, Park Strategies
Andy Jagoda, Professor and System Chair, Mount Sinai Emergency Medicine
Bertha Lewis, Founder & President, The Black Institute
Bill Samuels, Chairman, Effective NY
Carl Weisbrod, Chairman, NYC Planning Commission
Carol Kellermann, President, Citizens Budget Commission
Charles O’Byrne, SVP for Government Relations, Related Rentals Companies
David Birdsell, Dean, Baruch College School of Public Affairs
David R. Jones, Esq., President and CEO, Community Service Society of New York
Ed Cox, Chairman, GOP
Evan Goldberg, President, NYS Trial Lawyers Association
Frank Marino, President & CEO, Marino
Gary LaBarbera, President, Building Construction Trades Union
Gene Russianoff, Senior Attorney, NYPIRG
George Lence, President, Nicholas & Lence Communications LLC
Hector Figueroa, President, 32BJ
James P. Molinaro, Former Staten Island Borough President
Jay Hershenson, Senior Vice Chancellor, CUNY
Jerry Goldfeder, Special Counsel, Stroock and Stroock
Jim Capalino, Chief Executive Officer, Capalino and Company
Joe Lhota, Former Deputy Mayor, New York City
John Catsimatidis, Chairman & CEO, Red Apple Group
Lisa Linden, President & CEO, LAKPR
Lou Coletti, President and CEO, Building Trades Employers Association
Luis A. Miranda, Managing Partner, MirRam Group
Lynne Brown, Sr. VP for University Relations and Public Affairs , New York University
Marcia Kramer, Chief Political Correspondent, CBS 2
Marty McLaughlin, Partner, Connelly, McLaughlin and Woloz
Paulette LoMonaco, Executive Director, Good Shepherd Services
Peter Ward, President, Hotel Trades Council
Robert Bishop, Partner, Pitta Bishop
Sam Roberts, Urban Affairs Correspondent, NY Times
Shirley McKinney, Superintendent, National Park Service Manhattan Sites
Stuart Appelbaum, President, RWDSU
Virginia Kee, Board of Director, The Open Door Senior Center
Vito A. Turso, Deputy Commissioner, Public Affairs, NYC Dept of Sanitation
Warren Licht, President, Northwell
William C. Thompson, Jr., Senior Managing Director & Chief Administrative Officer, Siebert Brandford Shank, & Co., LLC