Harvard Club of New York City
The Harvard Club of New York City serves as a second home for its Harvard alumni members amidst the hustle and bustle of mid-town Manhattan. Members enjoy a full calendar of programs and events throughout the year, ranging from lectures and concerts to myriad networking and social opportunities. Since its founding in 1865 by a small group of alumni interested in continuing the fellowship of Harvard College, the Club has expanded to include three dining venues, a main bar, a rooftop bar/restaurant overlooking the New York City skyline, numerous work spaces, a library, a 23,000 square foot fitness center with squash courts, 73 guest rooms, and vast, elegant spaces for weddings, banquets, social & corporate events, and business meetings. Despite its impressive size and grandeur, the Harvard Club of New York City is characterized by a familial, welcoming community of members, guests, and staff alike.www.hcny.com
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Sep 21, 2026
Brian GoldsteinGUEST
And then later, as he merged with the larger firm Davis Brody and Associates and eventually became Davis Brody Bond, Bond designed a number of projects that started to have more private clients, bigger scale, and more visibility.
Brian GoldsteinGUEST
And some of the most interesting ones, I think, are the extension of the Harvard Club on 44th Street in New York City.
Brian GoldsteinGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Brian GoldsteinGUEST
the biomedical research buildings that were part of an adaptive reuse of the Audubon Ballroom in Washington Heights in New York City, and then at the end of his life, the two projects that are by far the most visible he ever worked on.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
And by 95, remember, Sam Zell would say, stay alive to 95.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
But by 95, I remember, oh, again, another panel at the Harvard Club.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
So I did a panel at the Harvard Club with these people.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
We had a tenant.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
We had, I don't remember, but it was one of the life companies, one of the banks, and they were just starting to do business.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
And he was, you know, he was a very funny guy.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
And yeah, I took something that was hard to do, but it worked.
Leslie HimmelGUEST
And we had that at the Harvard Club.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Thank you so much for speaking with me just now.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Attached please find the invitation and response card for the event we spoke about with Hillary Clinton and Congresswoman Lowey at the Harvard Club.
Bobby CapucciHOST
That was a fundraiser, I believe, for Congresswoman Lowey that I attended to support her is my recollection.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Question, okay, and this was an email.
Vala AfsharHOST
And so we're not going to have a show next week.
Vala AfsharHOST
And we also have, we're not going to have a show the following week because you and some of the top chief AI officers around the globe are convening at the Harvard Club in New York on September 25th, or the week of.
Vala AfsharHOST
So for the next two weeks, sorry, folks, we're going to be, you know, our day job.
Vala AfsharHOST
Yeah.
Vala AfsharHOST
You do it better than anyone I know.
Vala AfsharHOST
If it's Friday, it's Disrupt TV.
Vala AfsharHOST
We will be off the air for the next couple of weeks because of Dreamforce and the AI Forum at Harvard Club in New York, where the world's most influential chief AI officers are convening to discuss the future.
Vala AfsharHOST
and how we can grow and thrive as a community.
Andrew HeatonHOST
I didn't pay that much either, though, right? If you go to Harvard or Yale, you get that.
Andrew HeatonHOST
Like I used to go hang out at the Harvard Club occasionally when I was in New York City.
Andrew HeatonHOST
And boy, howdy, is their alumni network very potent.
Andrew HeatonHOST
If you graduate from Harvard, you should absolutely join the Harvard Club in whatever town you're in because they go hang out there and you can go get jobs from them and stuff.
Andrew HeatonHOST
So it's probably worth it.
Andrew HeatonHOST
All the dickheads are under one roof.