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The HBS Club of New York fosters the professional and personal development of its members through continuing education activities, exchange of ideas and experiences with other HBS alumni, and service to the community and School.

Mission

The Mission of the HBS Club of New York is to Make a Difference and to Support Harvard Business School by Engaging Alumni, Impacting Community, Fostering Leadership and Lifelong Learning.

From Our President

Founded in 1920, the HBS Club of NY is the alumni organization for the approximately 10,000 HBS alumni residing in the Greater NY area.  We are a unique and powerful platform for alumni of Harvard Business School to use their leadership skills to make a meaningful difference with fellow alumni in areas of mutual interest.

The HBS Club of NY offers a remarkably wide range of activities that benefit our alumni, the NY community, and HBS.  These include over 100 events annually, the majority with C-Suite speakers; pro bono consulting services to nonprofits, local small businesses, and start-ups; angel investing; and Alumni Forums. In addition, we fund scholarships and fellowships for several important HBS programs.

We are a vibrant community.  Our activities are conducted by approximately 400 alumni volunteers.  We hope you’ll become one.  In addition, please join us as a contributing member to support our mission.

Welcome to our community!

Best,
Clare Peeters, MBA 2000
President, HBS Club of New York

HBS Community Values

At Harvard Business School, leadership and values are inseparable. The teaching of ethics is explicit, and community values of mutual respect, honesty and integrity, and personal accountability support the HBS learning environment.

The mission of Harvard Business School is to educate leaders who make a difference in the world. Achieving this mission requires an environment of trust and mutual respect, free expression and inquiry, and a commitment to truth, excellence, and lifelong learning.  HBS community values are a set of guiding principles for all that we do wherever we are and with everyone we meet.

Students, program participants, faculty, staff, and alumni accept these principles when they join this community. In doing so, they agree to abide by the following Community Values:

  • Respect for the rights, differences, and dignity of others
  • Honesty and integrity in dealing with all members of the community
  • Accountability for personal behavior

The HBS Club of New York should be a living model of these values. To this end, community members have a personal responsibility to integrate these values into every aspect of their experience. Through our personal commitment to these values, we can create an environment in which all can achieve their full potential.

The HBS Club of NY will adopt these values and work to ensure volunteers, officers, directors, and staff comply.  

HBS Club of NY Policies

Whistleblower Policy
Code of Conduct
Conflict of Interest Policy

Board

Emeriti Board

  • Burt AlimanskyMBA '77
    Capital Roundtable
  • Ennius BergsmaMBA '75
    Brock Capital
  • John ChalstyMBA '57
    Muirfield Capital Management LLC
  • Elena CrespoMBA '93
    HealthKick
  • Marjorie FischbeinMBA '80
    JMP Securities
  • Ron GerberMBA '86
    Angelbeat
  • Daniel KramerMBA '87
    Kramer Wealth Mgmt of Wachovia Securities
  • Bernard LeventhalMBA '56
  • Jacques NordemanMBA '64
    Nordeman Grimm, Inc.
  • Joseph PerellaMBA '72
    Perella Weinberg Partners LP
  • Al SharifMBA '76
    Harrisons & Crosfield Teas, Inc.
  • Ronald WeintraubMBA '60
    HWPR

Officers

Staff

Careers

We are always looking for dedicated people, however, we have no job openings at this time.

The Harvard Business School Club of New York is an equal-opportunity employer.  We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. 

 

FAQs

How do I reach the Club’s office?

The general number is 929-596-3820. For a full contact list, please see About Us/Staff.

Who can be a member of the Club?

You must be an HBS alumni to be a Club member. Unsure if you qualify as an alum? Check this HBS resource – Guide to Alumni Status and Benefits.

Joint membership with Alumni Angels is open on a case by case basis to graduates of other Harvard schools. If you are a Harvard graduate and interested in Angels membership, please email Nina Wanerman at nwanerman@hbscny.org.

How do I join the Club?

Please visit our membership page or contact memberships@hbscny.org.

Are Club membership fees tax-deductible?

The HBS Club of New York (Club) is a 501(c)(3) and HBSAANY (Angels) is a 501(c)(6). If you purchased a Club membership only, your membership fee is fully tax deductible under the law. If you purchased a joint Club-Angels membership, only the following amounts specifically allocated to the Club are tax deductible:

  • 1-Year Joint Regular Club/Angels: $150 tax-deductible
  • 1- Year Joint Patron Club/Angels: $1000 tax-deductible
  • 3-Year Joint Regular Club/Angels: $3750 tax-deductible
  • 3-Year Joint Patron Club/Angels: $2500 tax-deductible
When does my membership expire? How do I renew?

All the info about your membership is available in your Account, which you can access by logging in here. You will find your expiration date right below your name. Select “Join/Renew” in the black menu bar above to purchase or renew a membership. You must be an HBS alumni to be a Club member.

*Joint membership with Alumni Angels, however, is open to all Harvard graduates.

What kind of information can I find in my Club account? Is this different than my profile in the HBS Alumni Directory? Is it public?

All alumni in the Greater New York City area have an account that contains specific Club interests, activities, and more, which can be found by logging in here. Additional information includes Club membership status, past event attendance, volunteer engagement, as well as contact data provided to us by HBS through the HBS Alumni Directory. The Club’s account is, however, separate from the profile found in the Directory. The Club’s profile is not public.

Are we affiliated with the Harvard Club?

No, they are an independent organization.

I'm an alumni and have a great idea for an event. Who do I contact to help get it organized?

Please fill out our Event Submission Form or contact programming@hbscny.org.

How do I recommend a venue for events?

We love venue recommendations! We typically look for corporate spaces that accommodate 40 to 100 people. For more information, please contact programming@hbscny.org.

I’d like to volunteer for Community Partners. Where do I go or who do I contact to learn more?

Community Partners’ volunteer opportunities are open to HBS alumni, only. Please contact Stephanie Lopez at slopez@hbscny.org or visit hbscnycommunitypartners.org.

How can I request pro bono consulting services for a nonprofit organization?

Please contact Stephanie Lopez at slopez@hbscny.org or visit hbscnycommunitypartners.org.

I’m interested in entrepreneurship and angel investing. Do you have programs and how can I be in touch?

Please visit hbsangelsny.com to learn more about our Angel investing opportunities. Please visit our Alumni Startups Homepage to learn more about our Alumni Startups program (formerly known as Alums in the Alley) as well Startup Partners.

Can you tell me more about the New Venture Competition?

Visit our New York Region Homepage to learn more about the regional component of the global competition. The New Venture Competition is an annual student and alumni competition sponsored by Harvard Business School’s Rock Center for Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise Initiative and HBS Clubs and Associations. HBS Club of New York collaborates with these entities to provide a regional home for all applicants from the New York/Northeast Region. There are 8 regions total.

How do I find out more about volunteer opportunities with the Club?

Please visit Club Leadership Opportunities or contact our Interim Chief of Staff, Maureen Friar at mfriar@hbscny.org.

What are Alumni Forums?

Alumni Forums are groups of 8-12 HBS alums who will help you think through your personal and professional challenges. Forums are open to Club members, only.

  • Many people find their groups extremely helpful and continue for years.
  • This program requires an additional fee.
  • More information: www.alumniforumservices.com
How do I update my HBS Username (formerly known as LEFA)?

Alumni interested in updating or creating a new HBS Username should contact the Office of Alumni Affairs at HBS: 617-384-5977 or Alumni_records@hbs.edu. Club staff are not authorized to create or update HBS Usernames.

Contact

HBS Club of New York
1460 Broadway, WeWork Bldg
New York, NY 10036
T: 929-596-3820  

Events: programming@hbscny.org
Membership: memberships@hbscny.org
Alumni Startups:  alumnistartups@hbscny.org
Community Partners:  communitypartners@hbscny.org
Small Business Partnership Initiative:  sbpi@hbscny.org
Angels:  angels@hbscny.org
Technical Issues: webmaster@hbscny.org
Leadership Dinner:  dinner@hbscny.org

Individual Staff Emails

Contact

1460 Broadway, WeWork Bldg
New York, NY 10036
929-596-3820

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