honoring

Bruce ratnereXecutiVe chairman

Maryanne gilMartinpresident & ceo

forest cit y ratner coMPanies

to BeneFit

the MuniciPal art societ y of neW yorK

Wednesday, June 1 1 , 2014583 park aVenue

at east 63rd street

7:00 P.M. cocktaiLs8:00 P.M. dinner and medaL presentations

BlacK tie

Inquiries: (212) 921-9070 ext. 11 or MAS@TheJFMGroup.com

david M. childschairman emeritus, som

larry a . silversteinchairman, siLVerstein properties

co - chairs

Bruce ratner is the Executive Chairman of Forest

City Ratner Companies, a New York-based real estate

development company which he started in 1985. As one

of the largest urban real estate developers in the country,

Mr. Ratner has developed 44 ground-up projects in the

New York City area over nearly 30 years.

As the majority owner and developer of Barclays

center , home of the Brooklyn Nets, Mr. Ratner is recognized for bringing the first

major professional sports team to Brooklyn since the Dodgers left in 1957. The arena

is part of Mr. Ratner’s $4.9 billion, 22-acre mixed-use atlantic yards development,

which will include 6,400 residential units. The first residential building, under

construction now, is being built using a pioneering method of modular construction.

Mr. Ratner’s commitment to New York City is exemplified by his service on the boards

of Weill cornell Medical college; the MuseuM of JeWish heritage – a living

MeMorial to the holocaust , where he serves as Chairman-Elect; and MeMorial

sloan Ket tering cancer center .

Maryanne gilMartin is President and CEO of

Forest City Ratner Companies, where she has led the

development of some of the most high profile real estate

projects in New York City, including neW yorK By gehry ,

the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere,

designed by architect Frank Gehry, and the neW yorK

tiMes Building , designed by architect Renzo Piano. She

is also leading the effort to build atlantic yards .

Ms. Gilmartin has been recognized as a top professional in her field by New York

Women Executives in Real Estate (WX) as its 2007 “Woman of the Year,” by Crain’s in

2007 as one of New York’s Most Influential Women and again, in 2011 and 2013, by

Crain’s as one of New York’s 50 Most Powerful Women.

As a Trustee of the BrooKlyn acadeMy of Music (BaM) , a Member of the Board

of Governors of the real estate Board of neW yorK (reBny ) , Co-Chair of the

doWntoWn BrooKlyn PartnershiP and a Member of the Industry Advisory Board of

the MS Real Estate Development Program at coluMBia universit y , Ms. Gilmartin’s

personal and professional commitment to New York City is deep.

host coMMit teeIn formation as of April 18, 2014

Karen BackusBank of America Merrill LynchEnid L. Beal and Alan WolfePaul R. BeirneBNY MellonJames F. CapalinoCetraRuddyDr. Diana ChapinDiane M. CoffeyCOOKFOX ArchitectsChristina R. DavisElizabeth de CuevasMichael Donovan and Nancye GreenGenslerH3Kitty Hawks and Larry LedermanPhilip and Alexandra Howard

Marina and Stephen E. KaufmanKate Lear and Jon LaPookLisa LindenJonathan MarvelMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterRonay and Richard MenschelJulio Peterson, The Shubert Organization, Inc.Charles PlattDavid and Susan RockefellerRobert K. SteelRobert A. M. SternSTUDIOS ArchitectureKent M. SwigAlison TocciTopologyCoke Anne and Jarvis WilcoxMadelyn WilsGary Zarr, Phil & Co.

Patrons

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vice chairs

David M. ChildsLarry A. Silverstein

American ExpressElizabeth BelferGenie and Bob BirchBloomberg PhilanthropiesLisa and Dick CashinKathryn and Kenneth ChenaultVin Cipolla and Celine McDonaldCitiJamie Clark and Susanna PorterJoan Ganz Cooney and Peter G. PetersonSharon DavisEnnead ArchitectsForest City Ratner CompaniesKaren J. Freedman and Roger E. WeisbergNina P. Freedman and Michael L. RosenbaumSusan K. Freedman and Richard J. Jacobs Edwin B. HathawayJane and Michael Hoffman

Frederick IsemanJDS Development GroupKPFSimone and David W. Levinson, L+L Holding Company, LLCJanet C. RossMartha A. and Robert S. RubinSHoPSilverstein PropertiesSkidmore, Owings & Merrill LLPSL Green Realty Corp.Darcy Stacom and Bill Shanahan, CBREMary Ann Tighe, CBRETishman Construction, an AECOM CompanyTishman SpeyerHelen S. TuckerVornado Realty TrustEarl D. and Gina Ingoglia Weiner

the MuniciPal art societ y of neW yorK

Since 1893, the Municipal Art Society has made New York a more livable city

by advocating for excellence in urban planning and design, a commitment to

historic preservation and the arts, and the empowerment of local

communities to affect change in their neighborhoods.

For more than 120 years, MAS has championed the economic vitality, cultural

vibrancy, environmental sustainability and social diversity of New York,

leading some of the city’s most influential campaigns to protect its diverse

assets and encourage visionary plans for its future.

the Jacqueline Kennedy onassis Medal

The Municipal Art Society’s highest honor is presented annually to individuals

and institutions whose work or deeds have made outstanding contributions to

the quality of life in New York City.

In 1975, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis brought to MAS her commitment to New

York’s great architecture and urban spaces and sparked a collaboration for

which New Yorkers have been grateful ever since—the winning fight to save

Grand Central Terminal.

MAS is the only organization to award a medal in Mrs. Onassis’ honor, named

for her in 1994 to recognize her tireless efforts to champion and preserve New

York’s great treasures.

the MuniciPal art societ y of neW yorKBoard of directors

Eugenie L. Birch, chair • Vin Cipolla, president

Enid L. Beal • Paul R. Beirne • Elizabeth Belfer • Serena Boardman • Gabriel Calatrava Lisa Smith Cashin • Kathryn C. Chenault, Esq. • James M. Clark, Jr. • Michael P. Donovan Kitty Hawks • Daniel Hernandez • Manuela V. Hoelterhoff • Michael B. HoffmanFrederick Iseman • Sophia Koven • David W. Levinson • Christy MacLear • Julie Menin Gregory Morey • Julio Peterson • Carlos Pujol • Frances A. ResheskeDavid F. Solomon • Kent M. Swig • Yeohlee Teng • Alison Tocci • Thomas Vecchione Earl D. Weiner, Esq. • Thomas L. Woltz • William H. Wright II • Gary J. Zarr

directors emeritiKent Barwick • David M. Childs • Joan K. Davidson • Susan K. Freedman • Hugh HardyPhilip K. Howard • John E. Merow, Esq. • Frederic S. Papert • Charles A. Platt • Janet C. Ross Whitney North Seymour, Jr., Esq. • Jerry I. Speyer • Stephen C. Swid • Helen S. Tucker

1 1 1 West 57th street, neW York, neW York 10019mas.org | (212) 935-3960

aBout forest cit y ratner coMPanies

Forest City Ratner Companies is one of the most prolific ground-up development companies in New York City and has played a major role in Brooklyn’s dramatic renaissance. In its 28 years, FCRC has developed 44 office, retail, residential, hotel and sports and entertainment projects, totaling some 16.7 million square feet, in all five boroughs and throughout the metropolitan area.

FCRC has committed itself to innovative, place-building projects that open new markets for tenants, provide services for communities, and generate thousands of new jobs. Whether creating a new office market in downtown Brooklyn, identifying an unmet demand for large format retail in the boroughs, or relocating the Nets to unlock the development potential for an entire neighborhood, FCRC’s pioneering developments have played a vital role in building New York City over the past three decades. In addition to enhancing the skyline, these projects bring significant citywide and community benefits, including job creation and retention; programs to encourage the hiring of minorities, women and local residents; generation of new tax revenues and affordable housing; and high quality construction by union labor.

coVer clockwise from bottom left: two photos by dBoX of new York by gehry; Barclays center photo by Bruce damonte; the new York times Building photo by nic Lehoux. inside photo of mr. ratner by Forest city; photo of ms. gilmartin by elizabeth Lippman photography; photo of new York by gehry by dBoX.

The Municipal arT SocieT y of new york2014 Jacqueline kennedy onaSSiS Medal Gala

Gala Table opporTuniTieS:

preMier SponSor — $75,000 Prominent listing in all print and online Gala materials • 1 table with optimum placement for 12 guests • Full-screen tribute/advertisement in the Virtual Program displayed onsite • at the eventLogo or listing on step-and-repeat banner backdrop for photos at the event• Acknowledgment from the podium as a Premier Sponsor•

SiGnaTure SponSor — $50,000Preferred listing in all print and online Gala materials• 1 table with premium placement for 10 guests• Full-screen tribute/advertisement in the Virtual Program displayed onsite • at the event Acknowledgement from the podium as a Signature Sponsor•

SuSTaininG SponSor — $25,000Prime listing in all print and online Gala materials• 1 table with key placement for 10 guests • Full-screen tribute/advertisement in the Virtual Program displayed onsite • at the event

conTribuTinG SponSor — $15,000Listing in all print and online Gala materials • 1 table for 10 guests•

Gala TickeT opporTuniTieS:benefacTor — $7,500 1 seat with optimum placement and prominent listing in all print and online Gala materials

SponSor — $5,000 1 seat with premium placement and preferred listing in all print and online Gala materials

paTron — $2,500 1 seat with key placement and prime listing in all print and online Gala materials

friend — $1 ,500 1 seat in Vanderbilt Hall; listing in all print and online Gala materials

conTribuTionS:I/We cannot attend but would like to make a contribution of ______________ in honor of the 2014 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal recipients and in support of the Municipal Art Society.

For tax purposes, $2,000 per table or $200 per ticket is non-deductible.Contributions are fully deductible as permitted by law.

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virTual Journal opporTuniTieS:

In lieu of a printed Gala program, the Municipal Art Society will display tributes to the 2014 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal recipients on large-format digital screens onsite throughout the evening.

preMier full-Screen TribuTe/adverTiSeMenT — $7,5001 still image displayed on a continuous loop throughout the evening •

Deadline to submit Virtual Journal advertisements is Wednesday, June 4, 2014.

reGiSTraTion inforMaTion:

Please mail this completed form and your payment in the envelope provided. You may also fax this response form to (914) 368-0031.

For more information, please call The JFM Group LLC at (212) 921-9070 ext.13 or e-mail MAS@TheJFMGroup.com.

Thank you for your GenerouS SupporT!

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