2020 ANNUAL REPORT

B T N Y . O R G | 1 2 3 W I L L I A M S T . 4 T H F L . N E W Y O R K , N Y 1 0 0 3 8 | ( 6 4 6 ) 7 4 7 - B T N Y A LETTER FROM B E T H E . O N O F R Y , E X E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R

The past year brought immense change to all of our lives.

At Breakthrough New York, we connected with students and families to ensure they were safe and supported. We adapted our tried-and-true programming model to a virtual one and distributed technology to students to ensure that they could connect with us and their schools. We are proud of our students for continuing on their educational paths despite the major disruptions to their lives. Today, 100% of our high school graduates are enrolled in a four-year college, and 91% of the class of 2020 graduated from college on time.

As the pandemic persisted, we moved from crisis-response to thoughtful planning and implementation, and we reshaped our summer and school-year program. We provided new tutoring sessions and more one-on-one support with application mentors to navigate the college and high school application processes. We also launched new initiatives -- our volunteer college coach model and Salesforce Student Communities portal -- to create a more individualized, robust, and effective support system for our students.

I am so proud of our staff and students’ perseverance through this crisis, but the pandemic has laid bare the inequities in our education system. Research shows that remote instruction has further exacerbated the opportunity and achievement gap for BIPOC students in particular. Our program model is precisely designed to combat learning loss and create bridges to opportunities previously inaccessible to students. Combining our tested model with the creativity and strength our community, I know we will be able to navigate these new challenges and ensure a bright future for our students.

Thank you for your partnership with us over the past year, for your unwavering belief in our students, and for your commitment to working with us to seize the opportunities that lie ahead.

2 2020 HAS TAUGHT US that a brighter future requires a strong, diverse community who work together to create positive change. Breakthrough New York students are part of this movement.

Through Breakthrough New York’s ten-year program, students develop their individual talents as they pursue a college degree and a career of their choosing. They also grow as a community of young leaders who apply their talents to make an impact. Brandon and Zoe are two students who exemplify Breakthrough's values.

MEET BRANDON MILLINGTON

Brandon Millington graduated from Boston University this fall with a degree in Film. During his last semester, Brandon served as a team leader with Students for Justice - a non-profit organization focused on voter registration and mobilization.

"We wanted to get as many voices out there as we could,” he said “and give as many people as possible assistance in voting.” He advises young people “to realize the importance of being an active citizen when it comes to elections and be proactive in our communities.”

Brandon credits Breakthrough New York for connecting him to Students for Justice and for his success at Boston University: “I think Breakthrough put that spirit in me to just push forward and to own my progress and capabilities. Breakthrough really expanded my access to new opportunities and where I could see myself.”

Now, he’s thinking about the legacy he wants to build for himself and his family. Brandon is sharing his film expertise and deep understanding of the Breakthrough community to tell the story of our students and program through a video that will be streamed during our virtual gala in May. We’re confident that Brandon’s work will continue to make a positive impact as his career progresses.

“I’m a first generation college student,” he said. “I know that every decision I make will have an effect on my family’s name and how we carry ourselves. I want to expand our reach and presence beyond .” 3 MEET ZOE ABNEY

When New York City needed more healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoe Abney stepped up as a volunteer EMT.

“I didn’t realize how bad it was until I got on the front line and saw for myself how it was affecting people in the city and especially the area of the Bronx where I volunteered,” she said. “I’m proud that I did it because I didn’t think that I would be able to handle something like that, being only 21 years old.”

Zoe attributes her leadership to her ten years with Breakthrough New York: “They helped me develop my personality. I feel like I grew into my personality being at Breakthrough.”

Zoe is a senior at Medgar Evers College and aspires to pursue a career as a trauma/triage registered nurse. She wants to actively combat the disparities in healthcare exacerbated during this pandemic:

“I want to help provide services to those with socioeconomic issues and a lack of access to healthcare.” We are proud of Zoe’s courage and persistence throughout the pandemic, and we know she will continue to make a difference within her community in the years to come.

“From my perspective, [the medical field] is not an easy pathway, but by believing in yourself and your abilities, you will be able to do anything you want. Breakthrough helps you with that and provides you with the necessary resources to help you get and stay on track.”

4 2020 IMPACT SNAPSHOT

97% 100% 91% 90% of alumni secured a of 8th grade of 2020 seniors of seniors job or continued students enrolled in graduated from high graduated college their education a college school and enrolled within 6 months of preparatory high in college graduation school

S T U D E N T C O M M U N I T Y 5 1 4 S T U D E N T S

6 3 1 2 0 2 5 3 1 4 1 accepted students middle school high school college (out of 400+ students students students applicants)

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Other Gender non-confirming Multi-racial 1% 0.6% 9% 34% live in 16% live in Black 34% Queens Male Asian 39.7% 22%

Female 59.7% 33% live in 16% live in the Bronx Manhattan

Latinx 33% 1% live elsewhere

R A C I A L D I V E R S I T Y G E N D E R D I V E R S I T Y 5 B r e a k t h r o u g h N e w Y o r k coaches students and their families in gaining admittance to the best-fit high schools and colleges across the public, private, and parochial spectrum. We are proud to share the new enrollments for students entering high school and college in Fall 2020.

HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS

Academy of Finance and Enterprise Eximius College Preparatory Achievement First East Brooklyn Academy High School Horace Mann School Bard High School Early College HSMSE Manhattan Leon M. Goldstein High School for CBUardR HRighE SNchToo l9 ETarlHy C GollRegAe DE the Sciences ENQRueOenLs LMENTS Little Red School House / Elisabeth Beacon School Irwin High School Bedford Academy High School Manhattan/Hunter Science High Bishop Loughlin (BHGH) School Bronx Center for Science and Math Manhattan Bridges High School Bronx High School of Science Manhattan Center for Science and Brooklyn College Academy [HS] Mathematics Brooklyn Latin School Marymount School Brooklyn Technical High School Millennium Brooklyn High School Calhoun School NYC iSchool Cardinal Spellman High School STAR Erasmus Cathedral High School Stuyvesant High School Church Farm School Townsend Harris High School Collegiate Institute for Math and Trevor Day School Science Union Square Academy for Health Columbia Secondary School Sciences Cristo Rey Brooklyn University Heights Secondary School Cristo Rey New York Xavier High School COLLEGE ENROLLMENTS

Babson College Ithaca College Taylor University Bentley University New York Institute The Culinary Institute Boston University of Technology of America Bowdoin College New York University Union College Brown University Not Enrolled University of Michigan Case Western Pennsylvania State Virginia Polytechnic Reserve Uni. University Institute & State Univ. Cornell University Rhodes College Washington University CUNY Rochester Institute in St. Louis CUNY Brooklyn College of Technology Wells College CUNY Hunter College St. John's University Wesleyan University CUNY The City College SUNY Stony Brook Yale University of New York University Hamilton College SUNY University at Hobart and William Albany Smith Colleges Syracuse University 6 FY20 FINANCIALS July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 Revenue

Total: $2,663,699

Expenses

Total: $2,753,445

Breakthrough New York ended FY20 net negative, primarily due to unexpected revenue loss during spring 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic began. We adjusted our expenses in FY21 and are grateful to our philanthropic partners who have increased their support as we navigate this crisis.

Other revenue includes in-kind support, government support, and investment income. 7 Last year, we celebrated our 8th annual gala virtually for the first time.

While the pandemic prevented us from celebrating our annual gala in person, the strength and generosity of the Breakthrough community shone through. We raised $780,000 thanks to the continued support of our sponsors and donors.

Please visit www.btny.org/gala-2021 to learn more about our virtual gala on May 25. We hope you will join us!

MEET OUR 2 0 2 0 HONOREES:

Laura Drumm is a Managing Director and Head of Financial Institutions within RBC’s US Debt Capital Markets team. Laura also serves as Co-Chair of the RVets employee resource group, as well as a member of the RBC US Foundation and Political Action Committee boards. Laura graduated from Princeton University, magna cum laude, with an A.B. degree in History and a certificate in American Studies. She resides in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn with her husband, John, and her two daughters. Laura and her husband are long time supporters and volunteers of BTNY. In fact, they asked for donations to be made to the nonprofit when they were married.

Walt Lukken is the President and CEO of the Futures Industry Association (FIA). FIA is a global trade organization with offices in London, Singapore and Washington, D.C. Walt and FIA have been strong supporters of BTNY over the years with its mission to provide opportunity to our next generation of student leaders. Walter graduated with honors from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business in 1989 with a BS in Finance. Walter received his JD from Lewis & Clark Law School in 1992.

Alisa Mall Is a managing director at Foresite Capital responsible for corporate development, long term capital strategy, investor relations, and ESG engagement. Alisa also serves as a board member at Breakthrough New York, The Bronfman Fellowship, and the Pension Real Estate Association (PREA). Alisa graduated with honors from Yale University in 1999 with a BA in Political Science. In 2004, she received her JD from Stanford University Law School.

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Ms. Franci J. Blassberg and Lissie Diringer and Lee Dunst Mr. Joseph L. Rice DivcoWest Donors Michael A. Blum DuBose Family Foundation Dan and Laura Botoff Nora and Harold Elish Brito Family Foundation The Faber-Litt Charitable Fund Valedictorian Carmel Partners Rob and Nancye Falzon Carnegie Corporation of New York Victoria Feltman $100,000 and Above Citigroup, Inc. Daniel Fleschner Hearst Foundations Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Florida Crystals Corporation Con Edison Adam C. Gibbons Macquarie Group Foundation Freda K. Gimpel and Harvey Stern The Dau Family Foundation Liz and David Sherman Robert Golden Michael C. Dawley – Laura J. Sloate, Gradus Bluefin Partners LLC Hermione Foundation Steve Grant Laura Drumm and John Broderick Lauren Greenfield East End Advisors, LLC Deborah Harmon Salutatorian Eastdil Secured Medill and Max Harvey $50,000 - $99,999 Evercore - Real Estate Capital Alison Hawkins Advisory Cathy and Frank Aquila David Hodes FIA and Walt Lukken Gray Foundation Meredith B. Jenkins FIA Law & Compliance Division Charles Hayden Foundation Kimberly A. Johns FIA Tech The Lawrence Foundation Adam Kallaus G.A. Fowler Family Foundation Meringoff Family Foundation, Inc. Linda Kreczkowski and FTI Consulting Eugenia and Dan Mezzalingua Scott Sherman Laurie and Stephen Girsky Mother Cabrini Health Foundation Kirk Lakeman Goldman Sachs Gives Edward Munves Jr. Wesley & Evan LePatner Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching New York Community Trust Amy G. and Steven Lipin Gift Program Sarah and Dan Rappoport Marie and Barry Lipman Grey Rock Energy Partners Jenifer Liu and Gerald Cooper HermanMiller Cares Madwell Inc. Summa Cum Laude Hyde and Watson Foundation Rebecca Mall $20,000 - $49,999 Innisfree M&A Incorporated Lisa and Brian McCarthy Institute for Financial Markets Louis and Anne Abrons The Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Johnson Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Patricia Myers and Edward Hayes Michelle and Sonny Kalsi Hannah Blumenthal and Henry E. Niles Foundation Karin and David Kuhns Quentin Chu Norman Foundation Albert Kunstadter Family Foundation The Capital Group Companies Beth E. Onofry and K. Blair Parker L+M Development Partners Charitable Foundation Robert and Linda Onofry LBA Realty Charitable Carnelian Energy Capital Stephan Oppenheimer Foundation Fund Amy and Bill Clark Linda and Tim Percarpio Stephen & May Cavin Leeman Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Elizabeth and Robert S. Pitts Jr. Foundation, Inc. Maria and Sherlock Hackley The Pond Foundation Lime Rock Partners The Hagedorn Fund Lata and Sampath Rajappa David Lipman Charitable Fund JPMorgan Chase Foundation Rajini Ranji Walt Lukken Katten Muchin Rosenman Nancy and Paul Ross Foundation Georges Lurcy Charitable and Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Sacksteder and Educational Trust Bonnie Litt and Charles Fournier Peter Harrar Alisa Mall and Ari Rosenberg London Stock Exchange Group Jon Santemma Terri and Andy Marks Foundation Sarah and William Schwarzschild Adam and Diane Max Northern Trust Charitable Robert Seminara Mayor's Fund to Advance Giving Program Mitul Shah New York City Joanne and Jack Paris D. Ellen Shuman Merlone Geier Partners Laura and Gautam Ranji Andrew Steinman NFA Laurie & Dave Rosenblatt Vanguard Charitable Northwood Investors SFF Realty Fund The Vendome Fund Orange County Commmunity Mona and Niraj Shah The Von Kohorn Shanok Family Foundation Shippy Foundation Fund Park Hill Group at PJT Partners Stavros Niarchos Foundation David Wezdenko James S. Peterson Foundation Kerry and Jeff Strong Pamela J. and Martin E. Winter Margot and Marc Pinto Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Earl, Maria, Max & Lucas Winthrop RBC Foundation USA Yearley Family Foundation Renaissance Charitable Fund Sara M. Zion and Tushar R. Shah Shorenstein Properties Dean's List Robert S. Smith and Dian G. Smith $250-$999 Magna Cum Laude Fund $5,000 - $19,999 John Adams Edward Sykes Foundation Bruce Addison 2CC Thalheimer-Eurich Charitable Fund, ADP Matching Gift Program A Chance Fund Inc. Amazon Smile Acadia Realty Trust Torchlight Investors American Express Company Allen & Overy LLP Mary Gay and Jamie Townsend, Employee Giving Program American Eagle Outfitters Norgay Partners, Inc. American Express Foundation Foundation Viacom CBS Employee Matching Gift Angelo Gordon & Co, L.P. Wilson Sheehan Foundation Ameriprise The Dean & Anna Backer Fund Cum Laude Laura Amerman Bank of India Jamin Bennett BentallGreenOak $1,000 - $4,999 Daniel Birk Rajeev Bhaman Charitable Fund ASCOT Travel Services David Blumenthal Marlon Bernard William Bolls and Rubin Magit All gifts are important to us, Ted Bigman Louise Brito but unfortunately due to BlackRock, Inc. Kathryn Bullen Elizabeth Clark Casper Caldarola space constraint we are Continental Grain Foundation Kathryn Cassidy unable to list gifts under Stephen D'Antonio Andrew Chase $100. Christopher Daur Maria and Frank Chiodi 9 Adina Cohen Jarrod Schweizer Maggie Coster Marjorie Coleman Becky Searles Derek Craig Jennifer Collins Laura Woodbridge Seeley Natalie Cox Crandall and Ilene P. and Jonathan Cranin and Stuart B. Seeley Charles Crandall Ozan Cubukcu Douglas Sernelli Esin Cubukcu Jeff Dawson Thomas Sexton Michaela Daniel Veronique De Giorgi Eben Shapiro Armand Dauplaise Deborah Delgado Abigail Shepard Francine S. Davis Deutsche Bank Americas Julie and David Siegel Kelly Delane Foundation David & Marcie Singer Daniel and Katherine Driscoll U.S. Matching Gifts Program Cynthia Skelton Andrea and Dan Elish Gary DeWaal Anne Marie Slaughter Angela Ellison Katie and Eddie Donovan Matthew Smyth Michael Facchinei Emily Drooby Jeffrey Stern Maeve Fahey Eloise and Herbert Elish Parris Taylor Margaret Fahey Michele Everard Priyanka Timblo Kristen Fairey Joan Fallon Zoe Townsend Alice Ferris Stephanie and Thomas Favia James T.B. and Caroline M. Carolyn Finkelstein Carl and Pat Fernandes Tripp Charitable Fund Jonathon Fischer Betsy Fischer Claire Ullman Sarah Fischer Phyllis and Don Fischer Dan Valladares FJC, a Foundation of Stuart J Flum, CPA & Associates Craig Vaream Philanthropic Funds Carol Gellos Chellapa Vijay Jane and Michael Flax Judy and David Gilberg VML Foundation Eric Feldstein Sam and Joan Ginsburg Jaye Von Soest Devaughn Fowlkes Charitable Fund The Walt Disney Company Anat Gerstein Goldman Sachs & Co. Foundation Nelsa Gidney Goldman Sachs Legal Division Angela Wang Paula Glass Susan Goldman WarnerMedia Google Christy Green Shira and David Weinstein James Goyer Judith and Philip Hahn Harry Weiss Arpita Granga Gabe Hayes Victoria Westhead Jami and Sandy Green Michael Heric David E. Wezdenko Ruth and Darwin Green Lisa and David Hillman Robert Wolk Simon Greene Gentry Hoit Rhea Wong Kelly Gruen Cathy and Mark Iger Carol Wooding Lauren Haslett Andre James Workday Walter Haslett Cheryl James Shirley Wu Sarah Hemker Jewish Communal Fund Gary Holder and Todd Whitley Katerina Kelman With Distinction Gerren Hong James Kiley Elizabeth H. Jerome Christopher Kristen $100 - $249 Eric Jetter Jewish Federation of Cleveland Verna Kuo and Josh Levenberg Mikhael Abebe Lawbensky John Eric and Sheryl Lesser Casimir Agbi Sanghamitra Kalita Amy Levere Albert Allen Max Kaplan Benson Li Gregory Allen Kelsey Kazmierczak Kevin Linehan Manal Ashmawy Xavier Keil Amelie Lipman Vanessa Beary Adam Kiridly Joel Lipman Aaron Bergman Mary Knight Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P. Philip Bien and Laurent Brian Kolin Wesley Lowery Lehmann Emily Kolodka Ashley Lutz Charles Bisenius Bara Lane Emily Manoogian Mark Bishop Laney Langenstein Dana Lynn Mark Emily Blomquist Kari Larsen Alexandra Martinez Harry Blumenthal Patrick Lawenda Geneva Mateo Harry Blumenthal and Michael LeGrand Tiffany Mattera Murray Pitt Gemma Lenowitz Carolyn and Stephen McCandless Sam Bogrov Nance and Martin Liebgott Jennifer and Roland Merchant Nora Brandon Phyllis Liebmann Marc Metakis James Brewer Elyse Lipman Erika Najarian Sam Brill Jared Lipman Carling O'Brien Bristol-Meyers Squibb Kevin Lipman Olukayode Ojo Foundation Lisa Luk James Orona Anthony Brunetto Allison Lurton Charles Park Courtney L Bush Shannon MacDonald Karen Park Ryan Button Heather MacGillivray Anne Barnett Parker and Glory Carrion-Gomes Catherine Makk John H Parker Jr Elliot Castillo Marie Margolius Perella Weinberg Partners Michelle Chao Jaye Martin Harrison Philipps Mike Chase Anne and Arthur McCann Laurie Ferber Podolsky and Benny Chen Shannon McDonald Morris Podolsky Lynn Chwatsky Max Meehan Phyllis Rachmuth Shannon Clark Adam Mendel Steven Rachmuth Gregory Clother Amy Mendoza Sumant Ranji Ethan Cohen Lucinda Mercer Jennifer H. Rearden Catherine and Marion Lisa and Jason Merritt Baylie Robinson Coleman Sonali and Sanjay Mody Paul Roccograndi Christopher Constant Maddison Morgan Susan Beth Brooks Ruskin and Diane Cook Katie Shniderman Bradley Ruskin Kevin Cooper Cindy and Ted Murphy Sandy Salgado Susan Copelas Randy Nash Sebastian Sanchez Tori Copelas Brian Schmatz Alan Newfield 10 Amy Nichols Survey Monkey David Noto Thomas and Margaret Jarrad Nunes Sweeney The Nylens Jason Szanyi Imran Hossain Laila Taraporevala Rob Ossers Viman and Shivani Tarsadia Nick Otto Jaison Thomas Laura Ownes Rosemary Thomsen Joseph Pannullo Michelle Tomas Emily Peck Theodora Townsend Alexander Peskind Yvonne Tropp Lauren Pesso and Sam Marks Jake Turtel Pat Philips and Ardie D. Walser Two Sigma Anne T. Pope Elissa Vanaver Bryant Pund Maria Vasaturo Erik Quesada Frank Venice Anne Rambichler Thomas Vosbeek Vikram Ranade Will Vosejpka Christine Reed Margaret Wagner Patricia Reed Amy Weisser Jordan Reinhardt Zach Wilson Brian Richards Essete Workneh Margaret Rieck Natanim Yemane Marie and Marshall Rosen Alan Zhao Jennifer and Joe Rudick Daria Zhao Lynne B. Sagalyn and Gary Hack Ryan Zirkle Gabe Sanchez Josue Sanchez Michael Sargent Samuel Sarofeen Matthew Saxe Jeff Scappini Amy Schwartz Kathryn Scott Ronald Scott Blair and Evelyn Selber Nalin Shah Gabrielle Shlasko Reid Silverhart Divya Singhal Caryn Smyth Sebastian Solomon Jillian Staffan Martine Subey PROGRAM PARTNERS

11 CORPORATE SPONSORS

VALEDICTORIAN $100,000 and Above

Macquarie Group

SUMMA CUM LAUDE $25,000 - $49,999 Carnelian Energy Capital The Capital Group Companies SFF Realty Fund Charitable Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP MAGNA CUM LAUDE $5,000 - $24,999 Innisfree M&A Incorporated Institute for Financial Acadia Realty Trust Markets Allen & Overy LLP JPMorgan Chase Foundation American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Katten Muchin Rosenman Angelo Gordon & Co, L.P. Foundation, Inc. Bank of India L+M Development Partners BentallGreenOak LBA Realty Charitable Carmel Partners Foundation Fund Carnegie Corporation of New York Lime Rock Partners Citigroup, Inc. London Stock Exchange Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Group Foundation Con Edison Merlone Geier Partners East End Advisors, LLC National Futures Association Eastdil Secured Norgay Partners, Inc. Evercore - Real Estate Capital Advisory Northwood Investors FIA Park Hill Group at PJT FIA Law & Compliance Division Partners FIA Tech RBC Foundation USA FTI Consulting Shorenstein Properties Grey Rock Energy Partners Torchlight Investors HermanMiller Cares Viacom CBS CAREER DAY HOSTS

Bank of India MiQ Digital BentallGreenOak Mount Sinai Adolescent Campbell Lutyens Health Center Citigroup National Futures Association CNN OC&C Strategy Consultants Cushman & Wakefield PA Consulting Healthfirst Perella Weinberg Partners JPMorgan & Chase Royal Bank of Canada Katten Muchin Salesforce Korn Ferry Sawaya Partners Libra Group Tatari London Stock Exchange ViacomCBS Macquarie Group Yurgosky Metropolitan Real Estate 12 In Honor Of

Laura Amerman Nora Elish Gautam Ranji Samantha Auerbach Freda Gimpel Sebastian Sanchez Emily Blomquist Maria G. Hackley Mona and Niraj Shah Neil Broderick Hayley Jones and Liz and David Sherman Quentin Chu Derek Melvin Laura Sloate Ayanna Coleman Amy Levere Pete Van Oot Mike Dawley Bonnie Litt Shirley Wu Meaghan Delaney Alisa Mall Adam Yarinsky Gary DeWaal Terri and Andy Marks Laura Drumm Beth E. Onofry

In Memoriam

Susan Blum Me and Mahomies Candida Pijuan Erin Garry Mathilda Meledin Eka Putra Leroy Martinez Amanda Miner Separate Variation

In Kind Donors

Altaneve MSCI Anonymous (2) Orangetheory Fitness Bitter & Esters Margot and Marc Pinto Broadway Wine and Spirits Pizza School NYC Jennifer Butt and Steven Zeng Laurie and David Rosenblatt Contour Asset Management LLC The Alan B. Slifka David Burke Tavern Foundation Andie Louro DeMar W Hollywood Hotel Lagunitas Brewing Company W South Beach The Late Show with Stephen Colbert W Washington DC The McKittrick Hotel Warehouse Wine and Spirits home of SLEEP NO MORE The Wendy Williams Show Matthew L. Moore WeWork

13 VOLUNTEERS

Total Hours Volunteered: 164

Total Value of Donated Time: $ 5,124 based on NY State value of $31.29/hour*

*According to Independent Sector

Jonathan Adler Lucinda Mercer Eliza Appleton Joseph Mudho Sartaj Aujla Barbara Nesmith Jose Balbuena Victoria Osowski Meredith Burgess Reshama Patel Andrew Chase Katie Perkowski Shannon Clark Margot Pinto Nick Dorsey Maria Quintyn Jacob Engelman Fanny Ramirez Margaret Fahey Gautam Ranji Anya Christina Romero Gezunterman Edward Scovell Freda Gimpel Gregory Segal Anna Gomez David Singer James Goyer Marcie Singer Steve Grant Johnny Skumpija Christy Green Thecla Stanislas Kelly Gruen Parris Taylor Richard Hall Zoe Townsend Max Harvey Azalea Troche Medill Harvey Diane Valladares Gabriel Hayes Angela Wang Suzanne Hengl Brittany Weinstein Sarah Horne Charlotte Matt Ivas Wiesenberg Carl Kennedy Loren Williams Calvin Ketchum Kathryn Witchger Adrienne Loiseau Danielle Wong Sean Meehan 14 (in alphabetical order, as of STAFF 03/15/21)

Santy Barrera Emily S. Blomquist Maria Maria Castillo Carina S. Cruz Middle School Program Development & NYC Civic Corps Member High School Program Manager - The Bronx Communications (she/her/hers) Manager - 11th Grade (he/him/his) Coordinator (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers)

Ferni Cruz Sofia Da Silva Brittany Parisi Doshi, M.S. Minji Kim College Placement High School Coordinator Chief Development College & Career Manager - 12th Grade - 10th Grade Officer Success Manager (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers)

Amelie Lipman, M.A. Jomar López Raina Narita Chilee Nleya Development Manager, Middle School Program High School Placement Middle School Corporate and Volunteer Manager - Manhattan Manager Program Director Engagement (he/him/his) (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers)

Anita Norman Olivia Núñez, M.A. Middle School Program Ryan O'Grady Beth E. Onofry Ed.M, M.S. Manager - Brooklyn Chief Program Officer Finance & HR Executive Director (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers) Director (she/her/hers) (he/him/his)

Enya O'Riordan Destiny Tirado Mimi Zheng, M. Ed Data & Admissions NYC Civic Corps Member High School Coordinator - Director (she/her/hers) 9th Grade (she/her/hers) (she/her/hers) 15 BOARD OF DIRECTORS as of 2/1/21

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Gautam Ranji, Board Chair Mona Shah, Treasurer

David Sherman, Vice-Chair Catherine Aquila, Metropolitan Real Estate Development Chair

Mary Gay Townsend, Beth E. Onofry, Secretary Executive Director, Norgay Partners Breakthrough New York

BOARD MEMBERS

Daniel Botoff Bonnie Litt RBC Capital Markets Success Academy Charter Schools

William Clark Alisa M. Mall JPMorgan Chase & Co Foresite Capital

John Darmanin Jack Paris Macquarie Group Citi

Laura Drumm Sarah Rappoport RBC Capital Markets Board of Education, Teaneck, New Jersey Nora Elish Laurie Rosenblatt Maria G. Hackley Citi Laura J. Sloate, Neuberger Berman, Kimberly A. Johns Hermione Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co.

16 YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD as of 2/1/21

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Betsy Fischer Adena Schmidt Korn Ferry Credit Agricole Shannon Clark, Chair Functional Cons, Workday Lauren Haslett Jarrod Schweizer WebMD Zoe Townsend,Vice-Chair J.P. Morgan Asset Management Executive Assistant, Citadel Gabe Hayes VMLY&R Danielle Soloway James Goyer Poly Prep Country Adam Kallaus Private Equity Associate, Day School The Blackstone Group Perella Weinberg Ptrs Luke Song Stevie Rachmuth Chris Kenny GI Partners After-School and Auxiliary RBC Capital Markets Programs Director, Chloe Suridis The Town School Gemma Lenowitz Goldman Sachs & Overdeck Family Fdn Co. Shirley Wu Parris Taylor Manager, Heal Iris Li CDIB Capital J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. BOARD MEMBERS Natasha Ilm Daniel Valladares Goldman Sachs & Co. KKR Brendan Abbott Jefferies Financial Group Kevin Linehan Kyra Webb Pennant Investors Pamela Aquino Centerbridge Foundation Salesforce Sandra Martinez The Equity Project Danielle Wong Slavi Arnaudov Charter School J.P. Morgan Chase Evercore Shannon McDonald & Co. Jamin Bennett CNBC Katherine Wu Sunkeeper Solar Northwestern Mutual Randy Nash Andy Berry Alliant Insurance Svcs iMentor Nati Yemane Carling O’Brien MongoDB Inc. Andrew Chase Emerald Lake Capital Cushman & Wakefield Robert Ossers Ozan Cubukcu Shufro, Rose, & Co., LCC Olympus Partners Ananya Rajesh Katie Donovan The Blackstone Group Riley Home Sebastian Sanchez Margaret Fahey Cushman & Wakefield American Swiss Foundation 17 123 William Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10038 Phone: 646-747-2869 btny.org Connect with us on social media @BreakthroughNY

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