GREAT NEW YORKERS!

Bob Wallace
Congrats to City Council speaker Christine Quinn, NYU prez John Sexton, and Jack Resnick & Sons’ chairman Burt Resnick, who were honored by over 1,000 attendees and Mayor Mike last week at the New York Building Congress’ 90th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon. AECOM CEO John Dionisio (above, with Burt, John, Christine, Hizzoner, NYBC chair Peter Marchetto, and NYBC prez Dick Anderson) dubbed the honorees as pioneers in their respective fields, as well as selfless New Yorkers. Christine’s contributions, for one, have made it possible for the Bloomberg administration to rezone one-sixth of the entire city. John was saluted for his academic and community leadership, as well as his stewardship of NYU’s local and international expansion plans, while Burt was presented with the Jack and Lewis Rudin Award for Service to NYC.
Melanie Einzig
And another real estate legend, Brookfield Office Properties co-chairman John Zuccotti, and his wife, Holocaust historian Dr. Susan Zuccotti, were honored by The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust at its 15th Annual Heritage Dinner, which raised $1.1M to support the museum’s mission. Pictured: Abby and Howard Milstein, CEO of New York Private Bank & Trust, John and Susan, and Brookfield Office Properties CEO Ric Clark.

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