Harvey Krueger, One of the World's Most Respected Philanthropists, Joins JLTV's Board of Governors
 JLTV is proud to announce the addition of Harvey Krueger to its esteemed
Board of Governors. He has gained the reputation as a special friend
to mankind and a wizard at business. Harvey is now Vice Chairman of
Barclays Capital and was previously Chairman Emeritus of Lehman
Brothers, Inc. He has held various other positions with the firm since
1977. In that year, Harvey merged Kuhn, Loeb, & Co., the investment
banking firm of which he was CEO, with Lehman Brothers. He is also a
founder of the Renaissance Fund, a private equity investment fund.
Harvey has had a leading role as a highly experienced investor in
Israeli companies and has often been credited with, essentially
single-handedly, opening the international capital markets to Israeli
governmental and corporate securities. He also serves on the Board of
Directors of a number of U.S. and Israeli companies, including Bernard
Chaus, Inc., Delta Galil Industries, Ltd., RG Barry Corp., and Automatic
Data Processing, Inc. His humanitarian causes are numerous including
being a former Chairman and current Trustee of the
Cooper-Hewitt-National Design Museum of the Smithsonian Institute. He
is a member of the Boards of Directors of Beth Hatfutsot (The Museum
of the Jewish People), Beth Israel Medical Center in New York (and its
parent Continuum Health Partners). Harvey Krueger is past chairman of
the Board of Governors of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and held
this position for almost nine years, as well as President and Chairman
of the American Friends of the Hebrew University, and is past Chairman
of the Peres Center for Peace. He serves on the Advisory Board of
Carnegie Mellon University Department of History and the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee. |
Comments from JLTV Viewers:
When I discovered that our cable provider in Huntington Beach (Time Warner) carried JLTV and we had that as one of our channels, I was really blown away by it ... Thanks for the great work you do.
- Adam, Huntington Beach, CA
I am a survivor from Radom, Poland.... Thank you for the wonderful and excellent work you have on on Yom Hashoah (Day of Remembering the Holocaust) by interviewing and expalining the sufferings of the Jewish people during Second World War. I would like to congratulate you and I wish you great success with your station and let all people of all races and color enjoy your informative shows.
- Manny, West Hills, California
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