EDITORS:
Nathan
Gardels
Editor
Leila
Conners Petersen
Associate Editor
Connie Pollock
Associate Editor
Lillian Kimbell
Business & Marketing Director
Beverly
Booth Childers
Executive Adminstrator
Steven
Rachwal
Design & Art Direction
BOARD OF ADVISORS:
Bruce Babbitt
Walter
Dean Burnham
Joan Didion
Sidney Drell
Carlos
Fuentes
Marvin L. Goldberger
Ryszard
Kapuscinski
Abraham
Lowenthal
Walter Russell
Mead
Ronald Steel
Lester Thurow
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Stanley
K. Sheinbaum
Chair and Founding Publisher
Richard
Dennis
President
Michael
Douglas
Nathan
Gardels
Alan
L. Gleitsman
Mickey Kantor
Win McCormack
Sol Price
Stanley
K. Sheinbaum
Oliver Stone
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Alan L. Gleitsman
Alan Gleitsman began his business career in New York City in sales for
Sterling Television, a television program distribution company that later
became The Walter Reade Organization. In 1970, he started Alan Enterprises,
Inc. in Los Angeles, specializing in the syndication of television programs
in the United States. By the time he sold the company in 1986, he had
acquired the rights to a substantial library of motion pictures, cartoons
and series, and was actively involved in distribution to television and
video throughout the world.
Alan Gleitsman launched The Gleitsman Foundation in 1989 based on the
belief that if attention is brought to those who have made a positive
impact on society, others will realize that determined individuals can
indeed make a difference.The foundation honor individuals who, through
courage and commitment, have initiated social change.
In addition to the foundation, Gleitsman has initiated a scholarship program
at UCLA designed to help attract outstanding medical students to the field
of geriatrics; been honored by the University of Southern California for
his contributions to cancer research; participated in the International
Peace Walk in the Soviet Union; and established a scholarship program
at the high school he attended in Great Neck, New York that is awarded
annually to the school's most outstanding graduate.
He currently serves on the Boards of Directors of a number of organizations
devoted to civil liberties, human rights and peace. Gleitsman is also
a member of the Advisory Board of the Human
Rights Watch, California. Born in 1930 in Brooklyn, New York, Gleitsman
received his A.B. in Economics from Cornell University in 1951. He has
established four Cornell Tradition Fellowships that are awarded annually
to students who are working their way through college. A father of four
and grandfather of six, Gleitsman now lives in Malibu, California.
The Gleitsman Foundation can be reached at the following address:
The Gleitsman Foundation
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Malibu, CA 90264, USA
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