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Llulli APR 2 2 2B2 ROBIN CHANDLER DUKE 435 EAST 53ND STREET r ROBIN CHANDLER DUKE 435 EAST 5SND STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 1OO22 (212) 759-9145 FAX (SIS) 935-9765 25 March 2002 Secretary General Kofi Annan United Nations 42nd & First Avenue Room 3800 New York, NY 10017 Dear Secretary General: Here is the list of acceptances for April 17 reception from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. We look forward to the gathering and awaiting responses from a number of other people. Kindest regards, X Robin chandler Duke llULli APR 2 2 2B2 ROBIN CHANDLER DUKE 435 EAST 53ND STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 1OO22 (313) 759-9145 FAX (312) 935-9765 Secretary General Kofi Annan reception April 17, 2002 Acceptances Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn The Hon. Ulric Haynes, Jr. Dr. George Campbell, Jr. John Morning Adebayo Ogunlesi Gordon Davis Edward T. Lewis J. Bruce Llewellyn Frank Thomas Russell Simmons Mario L. Baeza Arthur Mitchell Jeanne Ashe The Hon. Roy Goodman List Invited/have not responded Harry Belafonte Dr. Henry Louis Gates Mary Schmidt Campbell Judith Jamison Kenneth Chenault Ronald Davenport Gordon Parks Alphone Fletcher The Hon. Donald McKenry Bruce Gordon Hugh Price Loida Lewis Dr. Joseph E. Lowery Stanley O'Neal Kweisi Mfume Edward Bradley Martin Luther King III The Hon. Clifford Alexander, Jr. Please see curriculum vitaes MAR.13'2002 10:16 #0589 P.001/001 Mr. Thomas is an attorney and a Consultant with the TFF Study Group (a not for profit development assistance group focussing on Southern Africa) and served as President and CEO of The Ford Foundation from 1979 to 1996. Mr. Thomas received a B.A. from Columbia College in 1956 and a LLB, from Columbia Law School in 1963. From 1956 to 1960, he was a navigator with the U.S. Air Force. Mr, Thomas served as an attorney for the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and a Deputy Police Commissioner, in charge of legal matters for New York City, Mr. Thomas was President of the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, a Community Development Corporation from 1967 to 1977. Mr Thomas is a Director of a number of business corporations and charitable organizations and serves as an advisor to the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Post-it" Fax Note 7671 To CoJDcpl. Plioneff ' Phone* -3 &S> FEB-25-2002 12=00 HOFSTRfl UNIUERSITY P.02/04 Ambassador Ulric Haynes, Jr. 17 Bagatelle Road Dix Hills, New York 11746 Home: (631) 643-4123 Office: (516) 463-5677 E-Mail: [email protected] Summary: Professional background consists of increasingly responsible positions in diplomacy and foreign afiairs, as well as in international business, higher education and philanthropy. Experience: Diplomacy and Foreign Afiairs - American Ambassador to Algeria 1977 t> to 1981, StaffMember of National Security Council 1965 to 1966, State Department Officer-in-Charge of South West Africa and High Commission Territory Affiurs 1963 to 1965, Assistant to the Ford Foundation West Africa Representative 1959 to 1961, Assistant to the Ford Foundation North Africa Representative 1961 to 1963? Administrative Officer in United Nations European Office 1959 to I960, Member of the Board of Directors of the Council of American Ambassadors, Member of the Council on Foreign Relations, Human Rights Watch and others; currently Executive Dean for University International Relations at Hofetra University. International Business - Consultant to Major Multi-National Corporations 1984,1985, 1988 and 1989, Vice President for International Business Planning of Cummins Engine Company 1981 to 1983, Vice President for the Mid East and Africa of Cummins Engine Company 1974 to 1977, Member of the Boards of Directors of such multi-national coporations as HSBC Bank USA, American Broadcasting Companies and Pall Corporation. _j Higher Education - Visiting Lecturer at the Harvard Business School, Stanford Business School, Indiana University, Ball State College, Deep Springs College, Hofstra University and Wharton School of Business; Acting President of SUNY/College at Old Westbury, Dean of Hofetra University School of Business. FEB-25-2002 12=01 HOFSTRfl UNIUERSITY P.03/04 / \/ » f I -— Education: Amherst College, B.A. in Political Science Yale Law School, J.D. Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program Honors: Honorary LL.D.'s from Indiana University, Butler University, Alabama State University, Fisk University, John Jay College, and Mercy College U.S. Department of State Certificate of Appreciation, 1981 University of Hawaii award for Excellence in International Mediation, 1981 Class of 1952 Amherst CoDege Alumni Award, 1982 Listings: Who's Who in the World Who's Who in America Who's Who Among Bkck Americans The International Statesman's Who's Who Languages: French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese UH/rh 3/00 Mar-.-13-.OZ 1 1 : 34A Dance Theatre of Harlem Arthur Mitchell Founder Arthur Mitchell is known around the world as an accomplished artistic director, astute educator, talented choreographer and extraordinary dancer. Born in New York City on March 27, 1934, he began his dance training at New York City's High School of (Jit Performing Arts, where he was the flrsl male student to win the coveted Annual Dance Award. Mitchell continued his classical training when he received a full scholarship to Hie School of American Ballet. In 1955, he was the first African-American male lo become a permanent member of a major ballet company whtn he joined the New York City Ballet. During his f^ftccn-year career with the New York City Ballet, Mitchell rose quickly to the rank of Principal Dancer and electrified audiences with his performances in a broad spectrum of roles. Mitchell is best known for two roles choreographed especially for him by the late George Balanchine; the "Pas de Deux" from Agon and the lighthearted "Puck" in A Midsumtnef Night's Dream. He also performed in nightclubs, on Broadway, in film, and on television. Mitchell was also a popular guest artist in the United States and abroad. In 1966, Mitchell was asked to organize the American Negro Dance Company, which represented the United Slates at the first World Festival of Negro A.i'ts in Senegal. In the 1967, at the request of the United Slates International Association, he founded the National Ballet Company of BiaidJ in Rio de Janeiro. Upon learning of the death of The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968, Mitchell was inspired tn provide children — especially those living in Harlem — with the opportunity lu sludy dance. During the summer of l'.)6S, he began leaching classes in a remodeled garage. In 196'J, with financial assistance from Mrs. Alva B. OJimbel and the Ford Foundation, Mitchell founded Dance Theatre of Harlem with his mentor and ballet instructor Karel Shook. As a professional dance company and a school of the allied arts, the continued expansion of Dance The.Hrc of Harlem iillo a multi-cultural institution attracts professional dancers and students from around the worlrl, Arthur Mitchell adds to the legacy every day as Dance Theatre of Harlem's Artistic Director. Mar--J3-!O2 1 1 : 34A P. 02 Honors & Awards Honorary Doctorate Degrees 2001 The Heinz Award 2001 Yale University 2000 Governor's Martin Luther 1996 Drown University King Award 19% The Julliard School 1997 Americans for (he Arts 1987 Harvard University Foundation Award 1986 Princeton University 199(i John W, Gardner Leadership I9R6 Williams College Award I986 The New School for Social Research 1995 Mac Arthur Foundations "Genius" 1982 Long Island University Fellowship and Lifetime Achievement 1981 North Carolina School of the Arls Award from the School of American 1975 Columbia College Ballet, Inc. 1975 City College, City University of Now York 1994 National Medal of the Arts, (he highest honor awarded Awards of Distinction by the President of [he United States in the arts and humanities 1994 Barnard College 1994 Distinguished Service lo ihc Arts 1990 Adelphi University of the American Academy of Arts and 198S American Alliance for Health, Physical Letters Education, Recreation and Dunce 1994 Barnard Medal of Distinction 1984 New York State Board of Regents from Columbia University 1983 New York State Alliance for Arts 1994 Council member, National Education Endowment for the Arts 1983 University of Detroit 1993 The Kennedy Center Honors, 1982 Boston University celebrating an extraordinary 1975 Dance Master of America lifetime of contributions to 1972 University of Cincinnati American culture through the performing arts 1993 Living Landmark, New York Selected Choreographic Works Landmark Conservancy 1993 Handel Medallion, New York J 998 South African Suite City's most prestigious award 1993 Bach Passacaglia (DTH) for the artistic contribution 1989 John Henry (DTH) 1993 Honorary Patron to the Markel 1986 Lucy (music video) Theatre Foundation in the 1984 Porgy and Bess South Africa (Metropolitan Opera) 1991 Appointed by President Clinton 1976 Spiritual Suite (DTH) lo the President's Commission on 1975 Manifestations (DTH) White House Fellowships 1971 Rhythmetron (DT11) 1988 Museum of the Kirov Ballet 1971 Fete Noire (DTH) induction of Dance Theatre of Harlem 1970 Tones (DTH) 1986 N.A.A.C.P. Image Awards of Fame induction 1980 Member of the first U.S.I.C.A. Dance Cultural Study Team to the People's Republic of China 1973 Member of New York State Council on the Arts 1967 Founded the National Ballet Company of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro, requested by U.S. Int'l Assoc. 19fifj Invited to organize tlie American Negro Dance Co., which represented the U.S. at flic first World Festival of Negro Arls in Senegal 3-15-02; 4:49PM;2O FLOOR COPY CENTER ; 424 S5OO GORDON J. DAVIS PERSONAL Residence 241 Central Park West #16-C New York, N.Y. 10024 Telephone (212) 424-8366 (Business) (212) 424-8500 (Fax - Business) E-Mail gdavis@llgm .com Bom August 7, 1941 Chicago, Illinois Parents Elizabeth Stubbs Davis - Mother (deceased) W.
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