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Posted: November 3, 2008
Hemmerdinger to speak at YM/WREA's Nov. 11 meeting
YM/WREA will be holding its monthly meeting on Tuesday, November 11 at The University Club.
H. Dale Hemmerdinger, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will be the luncheon speaker.
The invocation will be given by Kate Coburn, YM/WREA Chairperson 1984.
The reception begins at noon and the meeting will be called to order promptly at 12:30 p.m. As a courtesy to this month's speaker, please do not leave prior to the conclusion of the presentation, and please turn off all mobile phones and PDA's before entering the club.
Hemmerdinger attended New York University Graduate School, New York University, B.A., 1967 and Riverdale Country School, 1963.
Current affiliations include:
* President and director of The Hemmerdinger Corp. The Hemmerdinger Corp. is a commercial and residential real estate ownership and development company based in New York City;
*President, Atco Properties & Management;
*President, Atco Properties Services Corp.;
*Board member, Valley National Bank;
*Trustee/chairman emeritus, Citizens Budget Commission;
*Trustee, NYC Police Foundation;
*Secretary/treasurer, NYC Police Foundation;
*Executive vice president, Realty Foundation of New York;
*Trustee, New York University;
*Member, NYU Budget/Finance Committee;
*Chair, NYU Alumni Relations Committee;
*Member, NYU Library Committee;
*Member, NYU Executive Committee;
*Partner, New York City Partnership;
*Member, Real Estate Board of New York; and
*Chairman, Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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