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Posted: March 15, 2016
Thru the Lens - Lustig receives National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award
Alan Riffkin, dinner chair; Richard Schierburg, chair, National Jewish Health Board of Directors; Leonard Boxer, dinner chair and Trustee, National Jewish Health; honoree Matthew Lustig; Larry Silverstein, dinner co-chair and treasurer, National Jewish Health; Wendy Siegel, dinner executive chair and co-chair, National Jewish Health Council of National Trustees; Robert Ivanhoe, dinner co-chair and trustee, National Jewish Health; Michael Salem, MD, president and CEO, National Jewish Health; James Kuhn, dinner co-chair and director, National Jewish Health; and last year’s honoree Ric Clark, newly inducted trustee, National Jewish Health.New York, NY Matthew Lustig, managing partner of North American Investment Banking and head of real estate at Lazard, received the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award at the A Winter’s Evening Real Estate and Construction Industries Dinner Dance at the Grand Hyatt New York. The event raised $2 million for National Jewish Health, a leading respiratory hospital. The event, in its 46th year, also included the induction of Ric Clark, senior managing partner of Brookfield, into the National Jewish Health Council of National Trustees.
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