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We are pleased to introduce you to our 2009 Rudin Dinner Award honorees! Join us on May 20, 2009 to celebrate Coro's exceptional work in training the next generation of civic leaders and to recognize these exemplary New Yorkers who share Coro's commitment to promoting civic participation. Learn more and RSVP >>


Tom A. Bernstein (Co-Founder and President, Chelsea Piers) has created a successful career based on the collaboration of pioneering business initiatives and civic engagement.  A recognized leader on behalf of international human rights, he serves on the boards of Human Rights First, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. and the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, GA.  


Jonelle Procope (President and CEO of the Apollo Theater Foundation) Under her leadership, the iconic not-for-profit institution is undergoing an extensive restoration and upgrade of its historic facilities; increasing both its community and national programming; and strengthening its financial base.




 CORO LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The Honorable Robert M. Morgenthau (District Attorney, New York County) is highly regarded not only for his unparalleled reputation and political acumen but also for his unprecedented career in public service.  In addition to 35 years in the district attorney's office, Morgenthau has received numerous honors for his work and dedication to the judicial process as well as his protection of the basic rights for all New Yorkers. 

CORO CORPORATE AWARD FOR CIVIC LEADERSHIP
New York Life Insurance Company, a Fortune100 company founded in 1845, is the largest mutual life insurance company in the United States and one of the largest life insurers in the world. New York Life has also always believed strongly in the value of community service.  Through its foundation, the company has awarded more than $100 million to nonprofit and community organizations, supporting and strengthening those that serve two of the most potentially vulnerable segments of society– the young and the elderly.  New York Life New York Life agents, employees and retirees also contribute their time and expertise to help meet community needs through their Volunteers for Life program.

Help Recruit A Member of Leadership New York XXI! Now entering its 21st year, Coro's Leadership New York program (LNY) brings together talented mid-career professionals in the private, public, and non-profit sectors for a behind-the-scenes exploration of leadership and the City. Participants challenge their own approaches to leadership, examining different perspectives on the City's most complex urban issues and learning from a diverse group of peers. 

Apply to Leadership New York!  The LNY application and directions on how to complete the process are available on-line.  Potential candidates can review full instructions on our website and access the application site here. The deadline is Friday, June 26, 2009. 

Refer a candidate to Leadership New York!  Make a referral of talented friends and colleagues who you think would be a good fit for LNY by visiting our applicant nomination form, and we'll be happy to reach out to them.