ANNUAL REPORT 2019

A YEAR OF TRANSFORMATION AND EXPANSION SAMUEL WAXMAN CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION

ANNUAL REPORT 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from SWCRF Leadership 1 A Year in Photos 2 In Historic Milestone for the SWCRF, 53 Scientists Funded 4 The SWCRF $32m Five-Year Campaign off to Good Start 5 New SWCRF Research Programs 6 The SWCRF Partners with Wiley for its First Aging and Cancer Journal 7 2019 Scientific Review and Breakthroughs Presentation 8 The SWCRF Spearheads The Development of an International Research Center 9 Meet the New SWCRF Board Members 10 Financial Statement 11 2019/2020 Donor Listings 12

The Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation’s mission is to eradicate cancer by funding collaborative cross-institutional research to identify and correct abnormal gene function that causes cancer. This research is the basis for developing minimally toxic treatments for all patients with cancer. ANNUAL REPORT 2019 1

A YEAR OF TRANSFORMATION AND EXPANSION

Dear Friend,

2019 was a historic and transformative year for cancer research. The Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation (SWCRF) directed more than $2.2 million dollars of donor-raised funds to high-impact and collaborative research and launched two innovative research programs. We partnered with Wiley to inaugurate a first-ever peer-review journal, and we made progress in establishing an international research center. The journal and center will drive much-needed Michael Nierenberg science and thought leadership around aging and cancer. Chairman

The discoveries reported by the SWCRF-funded scientists at our annual Scientific Review reinforced to us that our approach­—funding novel ideas and scientists willing to collaborate with others outside of their labs—worked.

Their research addressed 14 types of cancer and found new pathways for developing more targeted and effective treatments. Our relentless focus on why cancer starts in the first place leverages our research dollars to impact many types of cancers.

We take collaboration seriously. That is why we partnered with The Alan B. Slifka Foundation and Israel Cancer Research Fund to establish the Max Ritvo, Alan Slifka and Desiree Dato Award for Fusion-Oncoprotein Cancers and Metastasis program. This program pairs a physician-scientist in the United States with a scientist in Samuel Waxman, M.D. Israel to tackle a deadly form of pediatric cancer and the leading cause of cancer Founder and CEO death: metastasis. We were delighted at the interest this international collaborative program generated among the research community.

None of these achievements would have been possible without supporters like you. Together, we truly are making breakthroughs to tackle the world’s most prolific and deadly diseases. Thank you.

With gratitude,

William T. Sullivan Michael Nierenberg Samuel Waxman, M.D. William T. Sullivan Executive Director 2 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

MARCH 24 A YEAR IN PHOTOS

Throughout the year, the SWCRF community gathered to advance cancer research and make memorable moments. Here are just a few. Courtesy of WPIX11

“Up Close with Marvin Scott” on PIX11 News featured Dr. Waxman for another appearance. Dr. Waxman spoke with Mr. Scott about cancer treatment advancements and dispelled myths and misinformation about this disease.

MAY 1 MAY 5 MAY 14 Rob Rich SWCRF

The SWCRF Associate Board raised SWCRF Iconic fashion designer Dennis Basso $30,000 for the SWCRF at a Havana- Cyclists braved pelting rain to “cycle presented an exclusive fashion show themed fundraiser. The Associate for a cure” in the TD Five Boro Bike Tour. to a sold-out crowd at the 6th Annual Board comprises young professionals The cyclists raised $20,000 for Collaborating for a Cure Ladies committed to ending cancer. This event the SWCRF. Luncheon. The event raised $45,000 to was their inaugural fundraiser. benefit the SWCRF research programs.

JUNE 2-4 JUNE 24 Charles ManleyCharles

Charles ManleyCharles The 37th Annual SWCRF Golf Tournament raised more than $225,000 More than 60 scientists and guests gathered for the two-day annual Scientific and honored sports radio personality Review. SWCRF-funded scientists presented their research findings to the SWCRF Ann Liguori for her long-standing cancer Scientific Advisory Board and science leadership. Immediately following, the research support. The tournament SWCRF presented its annual Breakthroughs symposium to highlight some of is the longest-running fundraiser for the research findings and provide foundation updates. More than 120 attended the SWCRF. More than 100 golfers Breakthroughs, including supporters, the board of directors, community participated in the tournament held at stakeholders, and press members. the Fresh Meadow Country Club in Lake Success, New York. ANNUAL REPORT 2019 3

JULY 11 JULY 13 NOVEMBER 3 SWCRF

Members of Team Waxman ran 26.2 miles and raised $15,000 for the SWCRF

Patrick McMullen Patrick at the TCS New York City Marathon. The SWCRF was an official charity partner of The 15th Annual Hamptons Happening the famous race, with more than 53,000 raised $450,000 for the SWCRF and runners crossing the finish line. honored TV chef Lidia Bastianich and generations of the Bastianich Family; Antonella Bertello, real estate DECEMBER 10 entrepreneur and owner of The Baker

Courtesy of Nasdaq House 1650; restaurateur, Ian Duke; Dr. Waxman, supporters, and honorees and fashion designer, Nicole Miller. The of the Hamptons Happening, rang the “Tour de Cuisine” theme featured some Nasdaq Closing Bell. It was the fourth of the world’s most popular flavors consecutive year that the SWCRF under one tent at the Bridgehampton participated in the iconic bell-ringing property of Kenneth and Maria Fishel. ceremony. The event showcases the SWCRF to the world and Times Square. NOVEMBER 24 Courtesy Rosmarin Alan of NOVEMBER 21 Emmanuelle Passegué, Ph.D., a SWCRF- Funded scientist was honored with the annual William Dameshek Prize bestowed by the American Society of Hematology (ASH). Dr. Passegué, who directs the Stem Cell Initiative at Columbia University Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, received her first grant from the SWCRF in 2019 Courtesy of ICRF as one of 7 grantees selected for the Dr. Samuel Waxman joined Riva Ariella foundation’s $1.4 million “Innovation Rob Rich Ritvo-Slifka, Ph.D., a SWCRF board Grant” program. She is studying Supporters of the 22nd Annual member and president of The Alan B. autophagy and hematopoietic stem Collaborating for a Cure Gala raised a Slifka Foundation, and Dr. Mark Israel, cell function in aging and leukemia. The record $6 million for the SWCRF. More president of the Israel Cancer Research prize recognizes her contributions to than 1,000 guests packed Cipriani Fund, to announce a new joint research advancing our understanding of the Wall Street to celebrate the 2019 gala program. The program highlighted in biology of blood-forming stem cells, honorees. They were Israeli-born this report paired scientists in the U.S. focusing on changes that happen to fashion designer, Kobi Halperin, Israeli- and Israel for collaborative research. stem cells in the contexts of myeloid born celebrity hairstylist, Valery Joseph, malignancies and aging. SWCRF and Marc Taub, owner of Taub Family scientific leaders, Dr. Jonathan Licht and Companies and a member of the SWCRF Dr. Alan Rosmarin, are pictured with Dr. Board of Directors. Guests enjoyed Passegué following the gourmet food, cocktails, a live auction, awards ceremony. and an exclusive performance by Lukas Nelson & the Promise of the Real. 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

SWCRF GRANTS BY PROGRAM IN HISTORIC 2019-2020 MILESTONE FOR THE SWCRF, 53 SCIENTISTS FUNDED

 Institute Without Walls Grants 38%  Innovation Grants 25% The Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation  Aging and Cancer 21% (SWCRF) reached a historic milestone this year after  Israel-U.S. Collaboration 9% funding 53 scientists, the most ever funded at any  given time. Gladstein Bladder Cancer 7%

A banner year of fundraising helped to buoy the SWCRF research programs including the launch of the Gary Gladstein Family Bladder Cancer Research Program and the Max Ritvo, Alan Slifka and Desiree Dato Award for Fusion-Oncoprotein Cancers and Metastasis research program in collaboration with The Alan B. Slifka SWCRF RESEARCH BY CANCER TYPE Foundation and the Israel Cancer Research Fund. 2019-2020

The SWCRF also completed its first year of the two-year Partnership for Aging and Cancer Research program in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute and National Institute on Aging.

These programs added 21 more funded scientists to the nearly 30 funded within the SWCRF Institute Without Walls. This year, the SWCRF directed more than $2,200,000 in donor-supported funds to its research programs.

“The generous support of the SWCRF during the past year enabled the foundation to expand its research  Aging and Cancer  Immunology/Biology of Cancer programs that target the abnormal gene function that  Bladder  Lung causes cancer. Following the SWCRF tradition, the new  B lood (Leukemia,Lymphoma,  Ovarian research programs support research between scientists who collaborate across institutions, expertise and MDS, Multiple Myeloma and  Pancreas countries,” said Dr. Samuel Waxman., founder and chief Pediatric Leukemia)  Sarcoma executive officer of the SWCRF.  Brain  V arious (Colorectal, Liver, Neck)  Breast ANNUAL REPORT 2019 5

THE SWCRF $32 MILLION FIVE-YEAR CAMPAIGN OFF TO GOOD START

The Collaborating for a Cure Campaign—the Foundation’s Joseph Steffa, Howard Kurz, and Spencer Waxman, as well as first in 40 years—was launched in 2018. This five-year, Founder and CEO Samuel Waxman, Executive Director William $32 million campaign provides the resources to sustain the Sullivan and Jayme Koszyn of Koszyn & Company. They have level of excellence, integrity, and innovation that are the all worked tirelessly to execute the multiple activities of the hallmark of SWCRF’s approach to funding cancer research, as Campaign, and to lead us into the public phase, which will well as secures the SWCRF’s future as a financially sustainable, unfold in 2021. durable institution. Campaign milestones have included three unprecedented Since the launch of the Campaign’s quiet phase, SWCRF has challenge gifts, beginning with Musa Mayer’s commitment of raised just under $8.4 million in contributions and pledges $1 million, Michael Nierenberg’s challenge during the 2019 from a wide range of donors both on and outside of the gala, leading to more than $1 million in donations, and the board of directors. Gladstein Family/Marsha Lilien Gladstein Foundation’s pledge to SWCRF of $1,000,000 in support of bladder cancer research. Gifts to the Campaign support its four “buckets,” including the Partnership for Aging and Cancer Research, the Institute We hope that you will help us meet our quiet phase goal of Without Walls Programs, General Operations, and Endowment. $15 million by pledging your support to the Campaign by contacting William Sullivan at [email protected]. Campaign leadership includes the Campaign and Development Your gift to the Campaign will be crucial to the next important Committee, comprised of board members Michael Nierenberg phase of the Foundation’s life. (Co-Chair), Ari Zagdanski (Co-Chair), James Frankel, Lewis Rubin,

COLLABORATING FOR A CURE CAMPAIGN DONORS

THANK YOU The following donors have shared The Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation’s vision and belief in collaboration by generously funding the Foundation’s Institute Without Walls in 2019.

Philip Altheim Rebecca and Sacha Lainovic John Saparano Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust Marc J. Leder Bernard Schwartz Frederick W. Barney Gerry Lennard Eric Schwartz Louise Camuto Ann Liguori Mara and Baron Silverstein Larry Cohen Matthew Lyons Peter Smith Lisa and Lee Einbinder Arlene and Reuben Mark Dr. Robert C. and Tina Sohn Foundation Gladstein Family/Marsha Lilien Gladstein Katina and Jeffrey A. Mayer Guy M. Stewart Cancer Fund Foundation Musa and Thomas Mayer Cesar A. Ricci and William T. Sullivan Gerstein Fisher Peeyush Misra Sandy and Marc Taub Arminio Fraga Peter Mondics Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation Bobby Frank New York Athletic Club Athlete’s Fund and Carol’s Crusade for a Cure Jill and James Frankel Elin and Michael Nierenberg Marion and Dr. Samuel Waxman Jane Gol The Theodore Rapp Foundation Bettina and Spencer Waxman Jim Jacobs Foundation in Memory of Margaret Hayes Sherry and Robert Wiener Ping Jiang Riva Ariella Ritvo-Slifka Ph.D. Ann and Bruce Williams Norman Kramer Dena Weiner and David Rozenholc Madeline Venn-Mitchell and Ari Zagdanski Nancy and Howard Kurz Wendy and Lewis Rubin Roy Zuckerberg 6 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

A NEW RESEARCH COLLABORATION PAIRS SCIENTISTS IN ISRAEL AND THE UNITED STATES

In 2019, the SWCRF partnered with The Alan B. Slifka Foundation (ABSF) and the Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF) to establish the Max Ritvo, Alan Slifka and Desiree Dato Award for Fusion-Oncoprotein Cancers and Metastasis. The partnership allocated $500,000 for funding two pairs of scientists over two years.

Elizabeth R. Lawlor, M.D., Ph.D. Miriam Merad, M.D. Ph.D. Associate Director, Cancer Professor, Cancer Immunology Biology, and Co-Director, Cancer Director, Precision Immunology Basic and Translational Science Icahn School of Medicine at Seattle Children’s Hospital Mount Sinai

Yosef Yarden, Ph.D. Ido Amit, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Professor, Department of Biological Regulation, Director, Immunology Dwek Institute for Cancer Weizmann Institute of Science Therapy Research Weizmann Institute of Science

Drs. Lawlor and Yarden will explore ways to overcome abnormal Drs. Merad and Amit will study how to alter the immune proteins such as in Ewing sarcoma. This rare cancer primarily system to prevent cancer from spreading throughout affects children and young adults. The program was named in the body, known as metastasis. memory of Max Ritvo, a talented young man who died in 2016 at age 25 from Ewing sarcoma.

A longtime member of the SWCRF Board of Directors, Gary GLADSTEIN FAMILY BLADDER Gladstein and his family awarded the SWCRF $1 million towards the 5-year campaign for advancing research for bladder cancer. The CANCER RESEARCH PROGRAM award was announced at the 2019 Collaborating for a Cure Gala.

Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men and Philip Beachy, Ph.D. typically occurs in adults of either gender who are age 55 and over. Professor, Departments of Urology, Development Biology Early in 2020, the SWCRF issued an RFP for two research and Chemical and Systems collaborations each at $200,000 over two years. After receiving Biology Stanford University more than three dozen proposal submissions, the SWCRF scientific School of Medicine leadership selected two scientists as principal investigators (PI).

Dr. Beachy and his lab at Stanford University School of Medicine will explore reactivating differentiation signals to prevent invasive Jonathan E. Rosenberg, M.D. bladder cancer from occurring. Chief, Genitourinary Medical Oncology Service, Division of Dr. Rosenberg and his colleagues at Memorial Sloan Kettering Solid Tumor Oncology Cancer Center will study how bladder cancer forms through Memorial Sloan Kettering an innovative approach to using animal models that replicate Cancer Center epigenetic changes in human bladder cancer. ANNUAL REPORT 2019 7

THE SWCRF PARTNERS WITH WILEY FOR ITS FIRST

The SWCRF reached scientists from the United States, another historic China, Germany, Italy, and Japan. achievement in 2019 by One of the editorial board members partnering with Wiley to is Ruibao Ren, Ph.D. of the Shanghai Jiao publish a new scientific Tong University School of Medicine, journal titled ‘Aging and an SWCRF-funded investigator and Cancer.’ Wiley is the member of the SWCRF Institute Without world’s leading publisher Walls (IWW). Dr. James DeGregori was of scientific journals. The appointed editor-in-chief partnership will advance of the first-ever Wiley A four-member advisory board includes research breakthroughs journal on “Aging and familiar names: Dr. Samuel Waxman, and thought leadership Cancer.” Ross Levine, M.D., and Margaret Goodell, around aging and cancer. Ph. D. Drs. Levine and Goodell are currently SWCRF-funded investigators and members of the SWCRF IWW. Also appointed The journal’s editor- is Judith Campisi, Ph.D., a prominent scientist studying age- in-chief is notable related diseases at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. research scientist James DeGregori, Ph.D., director of molecular biology at the Wiley and the SWCRF published an editorial in March 2020. “As University of Colorado School of Medicine. Dr. DeGregori the newest member of the Wiley family of scientific journals, is also one of the scientists who received funding from the ‘Aging and Cancer’ will provide an important forum for new SWCRF research collaboration with the National Cancer results and ideas that improve our understanding for how old Institute and National Institute on Aging. Led by Dr. DeGregori, age influences many different facets of cancer, from incidence, a six-member editorial board will peer-review article to its development and pathology, to treatment outcomes,” submissions. The board appointments include distinguished wrote James DeGregori, Ph.D.

IMPACT FACTOR OF NEWLY-FUNDED INVESTIGATORS A KEY METRIC FOR MEASURING COMPARED TO AVERAGE IMPACT FACTOR IMPACT OF RESEARCH One key metric the SWCRF uses to measure the 5 impact of its funded research is the “Relative Citation Ratio” (RCR), also known as “Impact Factor” 4.1 (IF). The National Institute of Health established this 3.9 rating to identify investigators’ scientific influence 3.7 3.5 by the number of times other published research cites their work. 2.9 2.8 The SWCRF reviewed its most recent 7 grantees and found they have an average RCR of 3.7, which means their work is nearly four times as likely as the average of 1.07 to be cited by other scientists. This rating places them in the top 90 percentile 1.07 of scientists and underscores the highly selective process SWCRF employs to fund the top decile of scientists’ cancer research.

AVERAGE IF DR. CURIEL DR. EVANS DR. LEVINE DR. NEILSON DR. FIGUEROA DR. PASSAGUE DR. KARLSEDER 8 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

2019 SCIENTIFIC REVIEW AND BREAKTHROUGHS PRESENTATION

More than 60 attendees from five countries participated in the 2019 Annual Scientific Review held at the Leon and Norma Hess Center for Science and Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. The gathering included SWCRF-funded investigators with the SWCRF Institute Without Walls (IWW), members of the SWCRF Scientific Advisory Board, and special guests, including a delegation from China.

SWCRF-funded investigators presented research updates and research Michael Snell Michael breakthroughs around solid tumors, blood malignancies, targeted therapies, More than 60 physicians and scientists from five countries gathered over two-days at the 2019 SWCRF Scientific Review. and discoveries in understanding the cancer microenvironment. to discuss the next steps in establishing Research, Julio Aguirre-Ghiso, Ph.D., a new international research center in professor of hematology and medical New findings on the links between aging collaboration with the SWCRF. oncology at the Icahn School of Medicine and cancer were a salient theme. The at Mount Sinai, Shai Izraeli, M.D., director year kicked off the SWCRF research More than 120 attended the annual of the department of hematology at the collaboration with the National Cancer Breakthroughs presentation, including Schneider Children’s Medical Center Institute (NCI) and National Institute members of the SWCRF Board of in Israel, and Ross Levin, M.D., chair in on Aging (NIA) with the selection of Directors, donors, community members, leukemia research at Memorial Sloan fourteen collaborating investigators. stakeholders, and press. SWCRF-funded Kettering Cancer Center. investigators shared research updates. A delegation of scientists and Presenters were Ethan Dmitrovsky, M.D., community leaders from China met with laboratory director at the Frederick SWCRF leadership and funded scientists National Laboratory for Cancer Charles ManleyCharles

Presenters at the 2019 Breakthroughs event included Lorraine Gudas, Ph.D., a member of the SWCRF Scientific Advisory Board, Samuel Waxman, M.D., and Shai Izraeli, M.D., a funded investigator from Israel. Charles ManleyCharles

Attendees of the 2019 Breakthroughs presentation filled the auditorium at the Hess Center for Science and Medicine. ANNUAL REPORT 2019 9

THE SWCRF SPEARHEADS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER

The SWCRF has led an international effort to advance The SWCRF seeks to fill these research gaps by establishing research studying the links between aging and cancer by a new center to fund and drive more age-centered cancer developing a world-class research center. The effort began research. To that end, a delegation of research scientists and with the Partnership for Aging and Cancer Research that the leaders from China attended the 2019 Scientific Review to SWCRF established in 2018 with the National Cancer Institute further explore the possibility. In turn, the SWCRF sent a and the National Institute on Aging. It has since expanded delegation to China in 2019. The delegation included internationally with the proposed launch of a research center Dr. Samuel Waxman, SWCRF Chief Mission Officer, Alan based in Shanghai and Hainan, China. Rosmarin, M.D., members of the SWCRF Scientific Advisory Board, Steven Gore, M.D. and Hua Yu, Ph.D., and Tom Misteli, Age is the leading risk factor for cancer, making adults over Ph.D., Director, Center for Cancer Research at the National 55 more likely to develop cancer. Historically, there has Cancer Institute. been a gap in research examining the links between age and cancer. Also, while older adults often receive cancer Like the United States and other nations, China has a large treatments, the treatments are often developed in young population of older adults. The demographic will continue animal models. The risks or efficacy of treatments in to grow in the coming decades. Despite political tensions individuals with advanced age are troubling consequences of that exist, the country has made substantial investments in using young animal models. research that addresses the leading health issues for the aged. SWCRF

The SWCRF delegation with faculty of the Hainan Medical University including Yang Jun, the university president. 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

MEET THE NEW SWCRF BOARD MEMBERS

The SWCRF Board of Directors was appointed as the board secretary and we thank him for his work,” said Dr. elected four new members at the succeeding Lewis Rubin who remains on Waxman. annual meeting in June 2020. The the board. new members are Anup Agarwal, “Congratulations to our new members. Chris Arlotta, Garry Nolan, Ph.D., and “Laurie [Schaffran] has supported the Your leadership and dedication to Samantha Santiago-Jones. Longtime SWCRF for many years not only as a curing cancer will help the SWCRF board member Laurie Schaffran member of the board but also with thrive as one of the leading foundations stepped down and has transitioned to various committees. Join me in thanking focused on ending cancer through the SWCRF Chairman’s Council. Laurie for her many years of leadership innovative research ideas and and generosity that will undoubtedly collaboration. We look forward to your The new members now make a continue as part of the Chairman’s continued contributions to the SWCRF 31-member governing body that Council. Likewise, Lewis [Rubin] served and cancer research,” said Michael includes eight officers. Jody Gorin as the board secretary with distinction, Nierenberg, Chairman of the Board.

Anup Agarwal is Managing Chris Arlotta is a fashion Director and Deputy designer, merchant, and Chief Investment Officer entrepreneur. She heads (CIO) at Global Atlantic. Arlotta Cashmere by He is responsible for all Chris Arlotta, a collection investment activities, of cashmere and luxury including corporate credit, women’s robes, intimate structured products, apparel, loungewear, and commercial real estate, operating assets, and accessories. Chris began her life craft in high private equity investments. Anup holds a school as an art major and later enrolled into bachelor’s in Chemical Engineering from the The Fashion Institute of Technology. There she Indian Institute of Technology and an MBA in earned her AAS degree in Fashion Illustration Finance from Temple University. and Design. Chris is a longtime member of the SWCRF Hamptons Happening Committee and has supported the Collaborating for a Cure Ladies Luncheon and Waxman Gala.

Garry Nolan, Ph.D. Samantha Santiago-Jones is a Professor in is the Executive Assistant the Department of to James DeMare, the Microbiology and Co-Head of Global Fixed Immunology at Stanford Income, Currencies and University School of Commodities Trading at Medicine. He trained with Bank of America Merrill Leonard Herzenberg for Lynch. Before working at his Ph.D. and Nobelist Dr. David Baltimore. He Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Ms. Santiago- has published over 300 research articles, is the Jones held several executive roles at Bear holder of 20 U.S. patents, and has been honored Stearns where she had extensive responsibilities as one of the top 25 inventors at Stanford with administrator roles, including scheduling University. Dr. Nolan previously received multi- and planning major events. She is a graduate year research funding from the SWCRF. of Pace University with a B.A. in Business Administration and a B.S. in Management. Ms. Santiago-Jones is a longtime volunteer for the SWCRF Collaborating for a Cure Gala. ANNUAL REPORT 2019 11

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

JULY 1, 2018 JULY 1, 2017 JULY 1, 2016 - JUNE 30, - JUNE 30, - JUNE 30, REVENUE 2019 2018 2017

Contributions $ 208,000 $ 382,000 $ 584,000 Program Grants 2,028,000 1,813,000 620,000 Event Income 1,819,000 1,445,000 1,504,000 Investment Income 22,000 15,000 (1,000)

Total Revenue $ 4,077,000 $ 3,655,000 $ 2,707,000

EXPENSE 2019 2018 2017

Program Services $ 2,161,000 $ 1,971,000 $ 1,601,000 Fundraising 498,000 536,000 599,000 Management and General 276,000 273,000 196,000

Total Expense 2,935,000 2,780,000 2,396,000

Surplus $ 1,142,000 $ 875,000 $ 311,000

Copies of our Audited Financial Statements are available at www.waxmancancer.org/financials. 12 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

2019/2020 DONOR LISTINGS

THANK YOU The following donors have shared the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation’s vision and belief in collaboration by generously funding our innovative research programs.

$1,000,000+ $49,999 - $20,000 Laurie and Joseph G. Steffa, Jr. Gary Gladstein Family AMC First - American Mortgage Consultants Pamela and Laurence Tarica Marsha Lilien Gladstein Foundation Karen Amster-Young and Benjamin Young Pamela and Laurence Tarica Foundation Musa and Thomas Mayer AmTrust Title Theodore A Rapp Foundation William Arnold Tsai Fan Yu Foundation $500,000 - $999,000 Auction.com Amy and Jeffrey Verschleiser Elin and Michael Nierenberg Bank of America Marion and Samuel Waxman M.D. Plum Beach Foundation Barclays North America $19,999 - $10,000 Heather and Brian Carosielli $200,000 - $499,000 Jen Ablon Peggy and Peter Cherasia Erika and Joseph Ades Marc J. Leder Citi Business Services Alice & Olivia Cindy and Richard Leibovitch Clear Capital Apprise Bio, Inc. Arlene and Reuben Mark Consolidated Analytics Laura and Frederick W. Barney, Jr. Mark Family Fund Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Michael Bebon Ingeborg and Ira Rennert Credit Suisse Berdon LLP Sun Capital Partners Foundation, Inc. Dentons US LLP Antonella Bertello Domus Property Management $199,999 - $100,000 Margaret and John D. Brewer, Jr. Thomas Durkin Mrs. Louise Camuto Michael R. Browne Kate and Scott Eichel Vince Camuto Charitable Family Trust Douglas Elliman Real Estate Ernst & Young U.S. LLP Carol’s Crusade for a Cure Beth and Michael Fascitelli Fay Financial, LLC Lynn and Wesley Edens Phyllis and Gary Gladstein Fedway Associates Lucyna and Arminio Fraga Alyssa and Cliff Greenberg Jill and James Frankel Katina and Jeffrey Mayer Grousbeck Fazzalari Goldman Sachs & Co. Ingeborg and Ira Rennert Cathy and Gary Jacob Good Hill Partners LP The Alan B. Slifka Foundation Linda and Gerard F. Joyce Jody Gorin Taub Family Companies Ed Kaminsky Guardian Asset Management Triple Negative Breast Cancer Suzanne and Craig Knutson Ali Haralson Research Foundation KPMG LLP Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Bettina and Spencer Waxman Joshua Kuriloff Ingram Book Company Dena K. Weiner and David Rozenholc Alexander S. Libin Jack and Florence Berlin Foundation Ann Liguori Cathy and Gary Jacob $99,999 - $50,000 Ann Liguori Foundation Valery Joseph Bank of America Longhill Charitable Foundation, Inc. Valery Joseph Salon Laura and James DeMare Erin and Thomas Marano James Keller Maria and Kenneth Fishel David Matlin Komark Lucyna and Arminio Fraga Nicole Miller Tammy and Jay Levine Gerald Lennard Foundation Inc. Monday Properties LoanCare LLC Mrs. Marjorie Hirschorn Bernard Moody Mayer Brown LLP Liz and Marshall Insley Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Melissa and Matthew McQueen The Jim Jacobs Charitable Foundation Republic National Distributing Company Peter Mondics J.P. Morgan Chase Cesar Ricci and William T. Sullivan Jessica and Jason Muss Matthew Lyons Susan and Elihu Rose Navigant The Max, Malie, Dr. Leonard and Blair and Louis Rosenfeld Nomura Securities International, Inc. Bernice Laub Foundation Sidley Austin LLP Ocwen PC MFA Financial Inc. Speyer Family Foundation Options Group Jule and Martin Migliara Mary Stone and Channing Creecy Opus Capital Market Consultants, LLC Mr. Peeyush Misra Syros Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Susan Pernick The Rose M. Badgeley Charitable Trust TAG Associates RAS Wendy and Lewis Rubin The Baker House 1650 Randy Reiff Mara and Baron Silverstein Bridgette and Marc J. Toscano Dr. Robert C. and Tina Sohn Foundation Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom Julie and Scott Waxman RSM US LLP Madeline Venn-Mitchell and Ari Zagdanski Sharon and Joshua B. Weintraub S. Rothschild & Co. Inc Sherry and Robert R. Wiener The Winston Foundation Kristen and Nick Santoro MAXX Properties / Tenshore Realty, Ltd. ServiceLink Amy and Matthew Zisette $9,999 - $5,000 Erin and Andrew Sloves Bradford Rand Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Pritinder Thind ANNUAL REPORT 2019 13

Donata Yirmiyahu Anne Ross and Hank Ross, M.D. Martha Carter, Ph.D. Mindy and Mark Werner Laurie and Charles Schaffran Robert J. Caslow The M & T Charitable Foundation Bernice Schwartz Cavit S.C. Ryan Bernholz Schwartz & Company, LLP CBRE Capital One Commercial Banking Christopher Scott Cento Fine Foods, Inc. Ferrari-Maserati of Long Island Michelle Silberstien Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP Diane and Marc Spilker Sanford Sirulnick Joe Cesare Michael Vitarelli Nicholas P. Smith Pamela and Matthew R. Chasin Anupam Agarwal Sol and Margaret Berger Foundation Thomas Cherian Hilary & Joseph Feshbach Sheldon Solow Chestnut Investors LLC Leidos The Sheldon H Solow Foundation Arin Chilcote Life Fusions Corp. Jill and Richard Spitz Chirag Choudhary William Magee The Sidney & Pearl Kalikow Foundation Citi Habitats, Inc. Debbie & Richard Wilpon The SPMG Rothenberg Foundation Citrin Cooperman & Company LLP Antonella Bertello The Wine Merchant, Ltd. Robert Clements Staci and Andrew Friedwald Chetan Vohra Andrew Cohen John S. & Florence G. Lawrence Foundation, Varun Wadhawan Columbus Citizens Foundation, Inc. Inc. Lisa and Mitchell Winter Michael Contillo Rick Martin and Morris Gaines Marc Cornstein Andrew Jacono, M.D. $4,999 - $1,000 Susan-Anne Cosgrove Tadashi Shoji & Associates, Inc. Charbel Abi-Hassoun Coyne Family Foundation Valley National Bank David Acker Cozen O’Connor Foundation Gail Propp Affiliated Adjustment Group CRC Services- Long Island Linda and Dennis A. Herman Erik Anderson Harriet Croman Andrew Heffernan Judith and Alan Appelbaum Timothy Crowley Joseph Casper Christine Arlotta and Mario Pecoraro Darden Restaurant Network For Good Stephen Athan Jonathan Davis Paramount Beauty The Attilio & Beverly Petrocelli Foundation Jesse Dean & Evan Elisseou Ms. Karen X. Fang Diego Avanzato Patrick DellaValle Christy Haworth Badger Liquor John Delponti Jaclyn and Gerald P. Kaminsky Baldor Specialty Foods Chiara Destefanis Claire Alpert Rena Ballen Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Amherst Pierpont Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Kim Dickstein AON Corporation Laura Barket David Dillmeier Arlene and Daniel Fisher Foundation Robert Bass, M.D. Flo Dmitrovsky and Anil Atulri Lidia Bastianich and Family Ethan Dmitrosvky, M.D. Stacy Bash-Polley Mrs. Lidia Bastianich Thomas J. Doherty Bertani Domains Societa Agricola John Bazzano Ned Dubofsky Brescome Barton Beekman Reim LLC Dina and Ian Duke George K. Brommer, III Belsky Family Foundation Southampton Social Club/Elm Street Giovanni Chiarelli Badr Benabdessadek Restaurant Robin and Steven Chotin Benevity Community Impact Fund Robert Durden Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Sandye Berger Matt Durnan Jane C. Dietche Renee Berger Dynamic Credit Partners Kathy and John Draghi Ranjit Bhattacharjee Michael Dziuba Michael Dryden The Bikoff Family Robyn Ebers Linda and Robert Eichler Gabriel Bisio Susan and David Edelstein Ferrandino and Son Inc. Julia Blewitt Gabrielle Eichstaedt Ferarri F.LLI Lunelli S.P.A. Edward Blumenfeld Lisa and Lee Einbinder Fishbein Family Interstitial Cystitis Research BNY Mellon Wealth Management Nicholas Elliot and Scott Lazarz Foundation Lori Ann Bonvino Thomas Fanning Kevin Gately Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Edward Fay Greenberg Traurig Nahins & Goidel, P.C. Amy Feinblat Guy M. Stewart Cancer Fund, Inc Tom Boran Joe Ferrara Linda Hsu Carla F. Brancato Ferrero USA Libby and Glen Insley Thomas Britt Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Timothy Jay Victoria Bronshteyn Fiji Water Company Inc. Edward Kalikow Sheri Bronstein Gregg S. Fisher Carol Kekst Eric Brophy Kristin Fitzgibbon Jeffrey Lipsitz and Allison Koffman Margaret Browne Herbert Stewart Fitzgibbon LME Foundation Buchman Law Firm, LLP Christopher Flanagan Joseph Lopardo Bethany Bunce ForcerBrands Steven Major Joy and Steven Bunson Fortress Investment Group Martignetti Jeffrey Butchen Maxine Frank Max B. Cohn Family Foundation Timothy Cameron Frank Liquor Company Susan and Stephen Mills Michael R. Canale, Jr. Fredric Mack Family Foundation Inc. Jack Mitchell Matteo Cantini Lisa Frisch Jack Navarro Bonnie and David Cantor Gail and David Furman Nancy and Craig Overlander Capital-Husting Co. Inc. The G2G Collection LLC Valerie S. Peltier Carl Puma Agency James A. Galtieri 14 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Georgia Crown Distributing Company Riccardo T. Legnaro and Milena Resca Amit Rametra Gerstein Fisher Nina Levene Rampart Benefit Planning Massimo Giacomini Lawrence J. Levine Michael Rawls Judy and Rod Gilbert Jeffrey Levine RDQ Economics Cheryl L. Globry Amy Levinson Rechler Equity Partners Barbara and Alan J. Goldberger Sander Levy Michael Reed Laurie and Jeff Goldberger Meir Levy Rashaan Reid Stephen Golden Liberty Mechanical Contractors, LLC Phillip A. Reinsch Goldfarb & Fleece LLP Joanne Licht and Jonathan D. Licht, M.D. RI Distributing Company, LLC Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Lidia’s Italy Elissa Richman Lesley Goldwasser Lift Strategic Partners Carolyn Richmond Richard Gordon Thomas Linden Rachel Rivkind Allie Gorin Janet and Avery Lipman Rodbell Roizen Family Foundation The Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation Long Island Sports Cars, LLC Brittain Rogers Great Lakes Wine & Spirits Howard W. Lutnick Scott Romanowski Jonathan Grebinar M&T Bank Michael Roper Jeff Gropper Timothy Madden Ropes & Gray LLP Felicia Grumet and Mitchell Levine Ken Mak Alan Rosen Haukur Gudmundsson Jason Mandinach Richard S. Rosen Mary P. Haggerty Jeffrey Mann Nanette Rosenberg Hampton Pool Company Satish M. Mansukhani Martin Rosenman Katherine A. Harman Bradley Marr Beth Rosenthal Kevin Harrigan Zarifa Masoud Alan G. Rosmarin, M.D. Joanie and James Harrington Ronald Mass Bob Rotanz Michael Hegarty Jerrard Mavellia Jane Rothchild Elissa Held Michael Mazzei Mark Rothschild Lisa D. Herbert McDowell Foundation RSC Insurance Brokerage Inc Jennifer and Patrick Higgins Roni and Charles McGuffog Ruby Wines, Inc. High Five Foundation Craig M. Meltzer Alice and Michael Rudell Hillebrand USA Mark Mendelson Rebecca Ruiz Tom Hiner Herbert Mendoza Lawrence Saidenberg W. David Hinkelman and Gina and Vincent P. Migliore The Saltzman Charitable Fund Ms. Nancy Loving Hyewon Miller Austin Sandler Caroline Hirsch Neil Miller Phyllis and Harvey Sandler Arlene and Austin Hoffman Andrew Miller Ilene Sands Michael Hokin Sherri and Brett Miller Santander Commercial Banking Howard Horowitz Eve and Stephen Milstein Leah P. Sanzari Sue Houston Minnie Rose, LLC David M. Sasson William Howell Morgan Stanley Jeffrey Saye Michael Huang Ryan Mullaney Yehuda David Scharf Evonne Huang James W. Murtagh Schiff Hardin LLP iFuel Interactive National Organization of Italian American Greg Schmidt Florence and Evan Janovic Women, Inc. Carol Schulweis Sarah Johns Paul A. Noring Dwight Segall Nicholas Kaiser Thomas L. O’Grady Jill Seigerman Brian F. Kane John O’Keefe Nicholas Seminara Robert Kantor Theresa O’Neill Jean and Martin Shafiroff Mary Y. Kantor Aaron Ong Mehul Shah Robin Kaplan Elissa and Daniel J. Ordan Ramy Brook Sharp and Robert Sharp Deena and Erik Katz John Oshea Phyllis Shmalo Shelly and Martin Kaufman P & F Industries, Inc. Cynthia and Tony Shogren Sanjeev Khanna Roxanne and Dean Palin Matthew Shuch Penny and David J. Klein Gregory Pappajohn Maddee and Allen Siegel Jordan Klein Harish C. Parekh Andrea and Steven Siegel Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff & Cohen, PC Grace Park Wilma B. Siegel Erik Klingenberg Park Place Reality Adam Siegel Richard Klinghoffer Brook Payner Signature Bank Kevin Klose Arnold S. Penner Ruth Simon & Thomas Polton Weston Knowles Marci and Glenn Pere Gary M. Slutsky Karen and Norman Kramer Pere Ventura I Familia S.L. Kathryn Smerling, Ph.D. Gordon Kroft Manny Perez Adam Smith Niccole Kroll Gail and Berndt Perl Peter M. Smith Corey and Michael Labadorf Pershing Advisor Solutions Ira N. Smith Richard Langan Evelyn and Michael Petteruti Iris and Michael Smith Robin Lathrop Pfizer Foundation Carla Solomon, Ph.D. Carey F. Lathrop Ken Pilot Nicholas Sorensen Marilyn Lauer Jeff Popkin SSM Design LLP Dan Leader Tina Price Allana Stark Lee F. & Claire E. Hager Family Patrick Quinn Ryan Stark Foundation Inc. Perry Rahbar Farrell and Steven Starker ANNUAL REPORT 2019 15

Estera L. Stawski Paula and Richard Cohen Mindy and David Levinson Stawski Partners Noah Cohen Stephanie and Larry Levy Robert Sterling Fran Condon Erica Linden-Fineberg Clifford A. Sterling Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun Wendy J. Lubin David Stern Madge and Thomas Conway Tina Lundgren Structure Tone, Inc. Kevin Cooke Maccarone Plumbing Jeff Tarr Kathleen Croddick Andi Mandell Casey Tedd Jake Croman Robert Mann Robert Tetenbaum D.J. Colby Co., Inc. Charles Marks, D.D.S. Alena and David J. Trepanier Debra and Scott Edelman Family Fund Paul J. Massey, Jr. TriState Capital Bank Ariel Deckelbaum Kaitlyn Mauritz Jennifer Trulson Jack Delaney Terrence Meyers Giacomo Turone Jeremy Delk Alexis Mintz Donna and Alan L. Tyson Taly Dery Beth Mobilian UBS Investment Bank Laura DeVita Spencer Mosness George Umansky Adina Dolfman Erik W. Muller Valdo USA Scott Domansky Musco Food Corp Ann Van Ness Brad Egna Susan Nagel Lauren Vanoni Vernon Jeremy Epstein Benjamin R. Nagin Vero Water Lorre Erlick David Nazarieh Bryan Verona Michael Farley Michael Nelson Amanda Viscelli Michael Feinstein New Fortress Energy Visual Sonoics Inc Leah Fischler Daniel M. Nolan Shawn Warren Oriya Foger Steven E. North Marc Warren Holly Friedsam Lauren Osborne Renee and Theodore Weiler Kelly A. Fuchs Marsha Palanci Michael Weisburger Nicole Gache-Malek Constance Parsons Mark Weiss Ellen Gendler, M.D. Pearlgreen Corporation Aaron Welsh Sheila Hultgren Giangrande Debra Pelz Marcy and Paul Whitman Joseph H. Girven Mary Perdue Wine Enthusiast Judith Gische Brian Pidgeon Georgianna Wo Michael Gleit Michael Prichinello Charles Wolff Josh Goverman Protective Lining Corporation John Wopperer Jennifer Greenbaum Noah Qua Bryan Wulfsohn Barbra Greene Wanda Radetti Shari and Ofer Yardeni Jipil Ha Gail Reisin Yardeni Family Foundation William Handwerker Aaron J. Rigby Diane Yatauro Ms. Ellyn Harris Luke Rizzo Brooke and Nathan Zarkowsky Robert Hecht Mike Rogers Rhonda Zients Pamela Henes John Rohs Elizabeth Zoia Stewart Heschels Rachel Rokosz Soofian Zuberi Michael Hitzmann Ronald McDonald House Zitomer Pharmacy Inc. Robert Hoguet III Bernard Rosenblum Dennis R. Hughes The Rosenstiel Foundation $999 - $500 Saad Husain Joseph Rosenthal Ameer Ahmad Lucia Hwong Gordon and Yaron Rosenthal The Ainbinder Family Trust Peter Gordon Tara Rothermel Allen Wine Group, LLP Linda Iannacci Paul Saake Hayley and Warren Alstodt Michael Jaklitsch Adam Saltzman Animesh Anant James Sawyer Attorney at Law Steve Samansky Anderson Kill Jodi and Robert D. Rosenthal Family Elizabeth Sample The Anikstein Family Foundation Inc Foundation Barbara Samuelson Nectaria Antoniadis Freddi and Harvey Kadden Randi Schatz Zachary Aronson Bruce Kaiserman Iris and Jeff Schwartz Jay G. Axelrod Carol Kallet Amy Sezawich Lana and Moris Bakhash Bob Kamp Frank Shiau Marjorie Baldinger I Can Do That Productions Yehuda Shmidman Neil Barnett Allen Kaplan David Simonds Bellet Construction Josh Kappel David Sklar Gordon Bernstein Kalliope Karella Susan Sokol Donna Bernstein Mrs. Kasowitz Oliver Storch Jon Bernstein Cheri Kaufman Lauraine Szekely Simone Bindela Robert Kinberg Vicki Tahl Roger Blumencranz Connor Kistler Daniel Teitelbaum Lee Botnick Stan Kleger Courtney Thompson James Buccola Harvey S. Knopman UBS Matching Gift Program Linda Carter KRA Insurance Kristine and Bruno Viscovich Lee Charles Rose Lavandero Frank Vitarelli Leslie Chatzinoff Marcia and David Lavipour Stephen Weinstein Rhonda and Daniel Chestler Marc Lessner Jeff Weiss 16 ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Whispering Bells Foundation Island Restaurant Dennis Herman Cindy and David Wittels Italian Wine Merchants Steve Herrmann Tad Wolkin J.McLaughlin Marshall Insley Wordhampton Public Relations Dr. Andrew Jacono Gary Jacob Yelena Yemchuk Jason Wu Valery Joseph Randy Zelin John Varvatos Bernard Kaminsky Marc Zimbler Kobi Halperin Patrick Mullen Michael Zimmerman Kurly Kurtosh Elizabeth Muss Lafayette 148 Michael Nierenberg In-Kind Donors Robin Lathrop Charles Remmy AKT NoMad Lauren Wen Svetlana Reznik Alice + Olivia Lawlor Media Group Ilya RIvkinf Amali Levain Bakery David Rozenholc Amazon.com Inc. Liberty National Golf Club Judy Siegel American Museum of Natural History Lidia Bastianich Robert Sorensen Angelo David Salon & Spa Magnolia Bakery Marc Taub Arlotta Olive Oil mang’ Oh Yoga Aaron Tevia Frank Bagatelle Maoz Marion Waxman Barry’s Bootcamp Marvin Scott Samuel Waxman, M.D. Bilboquet Masterpiece Printers, Inc. Dena Weiner Blade Michael Nierenberg Sharon Wilkes Botticelli Portraits Michael Snell Broadway.com Minnie Rose In Memory of Carol Brodie Museum of the City of New York Joseph Acar Brooks Brothers Natural Life Peter Claman Bulgari Hotels New York City Police Department Desiree Dato Café Continental New York Hall of Science Susan Davis Calissa Nicole Miller Anna Elman Carolina Herrera Nutella Tommy Fitzpatrick Castello di Spaltenna NY Rangers Mark Fizulich Cesar Ricci Out East Rosé William S. Gorin Cipriani Palm Bay International Wine & Spirits Howard Gursky Club Privé Paola’s Revital Joseph Cote Korean Steakhouse Peter Thomas Roth Bernard Kaminsky Dennis Basso Plant Shed Jack Kanuk Devi Kroell Rao’s Italian Restaurant Jack Kurz Dov Hair & Wigs Salon REK Sunglasses Holly Lind Dylan’s Candy Bar Sag Harbor Florist Norman Nierenberg Elissa Held Events Set Pointe Tennis Marian Orzechowski Emilio Pucci Shan Swimwear Stanley Reichman Empire Dental Aesthetics Simplified with Style Joseph Rizzo Equinox Sketchers Barbara Schubert Felidia Snackadabra Ceil Shapiro Firestone Gallery Southampton Inn Mayer Siegel Five Iron Golf Southampton Social Club Norman Steiger Five Pillars Yoga Southwest Airlines Dora Vasco Flying Surf School Tadashi Shoji Food & Co. T-Anthony Luggage Fresco by Scotto Taub Family Companies Fresh Meadow Country Club TBar Steakhouse Frieze Art Show The Baker House Gail Propp The Bridge Gallagher’s Steakhouse The Wanderer Garde Robe Tony’s Di Napoli A NOTE TO OUR SUPPORTERS Godiva Chocolatier Top Golf This list includes all gifts made to Golden Pear Café Trattoria L’incontro the SWCRF between January 1, Granada Wine & Spirits US Open 2019, and June 30, 2020. We have Hampton Luxury Liner Valerie Joseph carefully reviewed all donations to Hamptons Handpoured Candles Vaucluse ensure proper recognition. We make Hamptons Hills Golf Club Whippoorwill Golf Club every effort to follow the donor’s Harmonia Inc Wonderwear preferences for recognition when Harold Garde compiling this list. If you prefer to In Honor of Hermes have your name listed differently in Hirshleifers Karen Amster-Young the future, please contact us. If we Hotel Jerome Antonella Bertello have made an error, we sincerely House of Brews Lucho Bertello apologize and ask you to bring it to Howard Kurz Russell Cassarino our attention. Please contact us at iFuel Interactive Sandra Colangelo 212-867-4502 so your record may be Il Buco Margaret Coleman corrected. Thank you. IPIC Theaters Kobi Halperin ANNUAL REPORT 2019 17

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Chairman Michael Nierenberg* Associate Board Founder and CEO Samuel Waxman, M.D.* Co-chairs: Charbel Abi-Hassoun and Allie Gorin Executive Director William T. Sullivan* President Spencer Waxman* Members: Kevin Amendola, Christina Czachor, Jeremy Vice President Howard Kurz* Epstein, Christy Haworth, Lia Higgins, Jessica Ho, Emma Kurz, Vice President Dena K. Weiner* Arianna Miskel, Jake Saltzman, Michael Vitarelli, Sara Waxman Treasurer Thomas A. Conway* Assistant Treasurer Nicholas Santoro Collaborating for a Cure Capital Campaign Committee Secretary Jody Gorin* Co-Chairs: Michael Nierenberg and Ari Zagdanski

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