Alumni

MIT Sloan Club of New York: Club Events

An Intimate Dinner with Michael Kaiser, SM ’77, President of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
October 22, 2008

6:00-9:30 p.m. (Cocktails at 6 p.m., Three-Course Dinner at 7 p.m.)
Please note that seating for this event is limited.

Bar Boulud
1900 Broadway (at 64th)
(212) 595-0303

The Kennedy Center, located in Washington, D.C., is one of the nation's foremost artistic venues. As a leading patron of the arts, it has introduced international acts to the American stage, and serves as the home of the National Symphony Orchestra. Its education and young talent programs have also fostered some of the greatest musical talent in the country for the last forty years.

Michael Kaiser currently serves as the center's president. His past involvement in the performing arts includes work the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, the American Ballet Theater, and the Royal Opera House in London. Dubbed “Mr. Turnaround” for his ability to revive and develop struggling programs, Mr. Kaiser has successfully applied smart business principles to management of the arts.

Payment Methods:
I. Send a check for $160 payable to “MIT Sloan Club of New York” to
101 West End Ave., #6M, New York, NY 10023

or

II. Visit the event registration site and follow the instructions for payment by credit card.

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The 4th Annual MIT Sloan Club of New York Wine Dinner
November 5, 2008

Time: 7:30 p.m.
Please note that seating for this event is limited.

Matsuri
(Maritime Hotel)
363 W. 16th St. (at 9th Ave.)
(212) 242-4300

This year's dinner and wine tasting will take place at Matsuri in the Maritime Hotel.

Matsuri, with Chef Tadashi Ono's noted cuisine, is a celebration of Japanese food. Fresh fish and organic grains are flown in daily from Japan. The menu, which changes seasonally, includes such standouts as thinly-sliced fluke sashimi with red pepper and ponzu, Sake Black Cod and yellowtail sashimi with ginger vinegar sauce. The menu has more than 200 kinds of sake, including Daruma, a special house sake made by a renowned sake brewer. Harris Rabin (SM ’04) and his family are sponsoring the event, with wines donated by Harris' father Sheldon Rabin.

The cost of the six-course wine/food pairing is $115.

Payment Methods:
I. Send a check for $115 payable to “MIT Sloan Club of New York” to
101 West End Ave., #6M, New York, NY 10023

or

II. Visit the event registration site and follow the instructions for payment by credit card.

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Eleventh Annual Hedge Fund Dinner
November 18, 2008

Time: 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Tribeca Grand Hotel
2 Avenue of the Americas (Between Church and White Street)
(212) 519-6600

Cocktails at 6:00 p.m., dinner at 7:00 p.m. Payment must be received prior to event.

General Topic: Tough Years Either Kill You or Make You Stronger — What Are We Learning?

MIT SLOAN CLUB OF NEW YORK
2008 HEDGE FUND DINNER SPEAKERS

Randall Dillard, Founder, Liongate Capital Management
Kevin Harington, Managing Director, Clarium Capital
John Authers, Investment Editor, Financial Times newspaper
Vadim Zlotnikov, CIO, Growth Equities, AllianceBernstein
Leslie Rahl, President, Capital Market Risk Advisors
Steven Resnick, Founder, Navigator Capital Partners and Chairman, MIT Sloan Club of New York

Payment Methods:
I. Send a check for $160 payable to “MIT Sloan Club of New York” to
101 West End Ave., #6M, New York, NY 10023

or

II. Visit the event registration site and follow the instructions for payment by credit card.