William C Rudin

Chief executive of Rudin Management

As CEO & Vice-Chairman of Rudin Management Company, William C. Rudin oversees the Rudin real estate portfolio of 16 office towers comprising more than 10 million square feet of Class A space and 20 luxury apartment buildings, all in New York City. The integration of technology and environmental design is a hallmark of the Rudin’s development philosophy. Unique examples of this integration include 3 Times Square, the Thomson Reuters building, 55 Broad Street (www.55broadst.com) and 32 Sixth Avenue (www.32sixthave.com), where global media, communications and tech firms such as the RAI Corporation, Globo International, Clear Channel, Bartle Bogle & Hegarty and Dentsu Holdings USA are tenants. On behalf of business, civic and trade organizations, Bill is one of the real estate industry’s strongest and most influential voices advancing pro-business public policy. Bill works tirelessly in Washington, DC, Albany and City Hall on behalf of groups including the Real Estate Roundtable, the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), The Partnership for New York City, and ABNY. Bill’s focus is promoting policies that will continue diversifying the city’s economy in order to generate jobs and bring renewed vitality to New York City’s businesses and its commercial and residential real estate marketplace.

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Rudin Management Company Inc Large New York Real Estate Firm

• chief executive

JPMorgan Chase & Co. A multinational banking corporation | World's largest public company

• regional advisory board member

Board Memberships

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Real Estate Board of New York NYC real estate industry association

• vice chair

The Real Estate Roundtable Association of real estate owners, developers, and management firms

• Board Member

Lower Manhattan Development Corporation Charged with rebuilding the WTC site

• Board Member

The Rudin Foundation Inc. Philanthropy controlled by the Rudin real estate family in NYC

• Vice President and Director

Empire State Relief Fund Charitable fund organized by Cuomo administration after Hurricane Sandy

• Board Member

New York State Tax Relief Commission Commission to study ways to cut taxes in NYS

• member

Association for a Better New York Foundation

• Board Member

Association for a Better New York

• Chairman

Alliance for Downtown New York lower Manhattan economic development advocacy org

• Board Member

The Partnership for New York City, Inc. Nonprofit membership organization comprised of a select group of two hundred CEOs from top NYC-based businesses

• Board Member

Positions

REBNY Foundation Section 501(c)(3) exempt private foundation

• VICE CHAIRMAN

NYC DNC 2016 Host Committee

• member ('15→?)

Fix the Debt organization advocating fiscal austerity

• CEO fiscal leadership council member ('13→?)

Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City

• member, board of advisors

Donations

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Fix the City Super PAC for Andrew Cuomo New York mayor campaign

• via Broadway 52nd LP · 250,000 USD (May 22 '25)

Andrew Cuomo former governor of New York State

• 4 contributions · 55,000 USD (Apr 19 '11→Sep 12 '17)

George Pataki Former Governor of New York; of counsel, Chadbourne & Parke

• 5 contributions · 17,000 USD (Jan 10 '02→Oct 3 '03)

David A Paterson Lobbyist, Sands Las Vegas; Governor of New York (2008-2010)

• 6 contributions · 16,500 USD (Jul 10 '03→Dec 18 '09)

NYS Senate Republican Campaign Committee

• 4 contributions · 14,625 USD (Mar 25 '04→Apr 24 '08)

Thomas P DiNapoli New York State Comptroller

• 6 contributions · 10,500 USD (Jan 6 '09→Jun 10 '14)

Steve Bellone County Executive, Suffolk County

• 3 contributions · 8,000 USD (Jun 15 '17→Nov 4 '19)

Tim Kennedy State Senator from Buffalo, NY

• 7 contributions · 7,550 USD (Jun 15 '12→Aug 7 '18)

Eliot Spitzer Former Governor of New York

• 2 contributions · 6,250 USD (Jun 28 '07→Nov 20 '07)

Kathy Hochul New York State Governor, former Congresswoman; bank lobbyist

• 2 contributions · 5,000 USD (May 14 '18)

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Hillary Victory Fund

• 2 contributions · 133,400 USD (Oct 30 '15→Aug 23 '16)

Democratic National Committee Governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party

• 8 contributions · 85,800 USD ('96→Aug 23 '16)

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Political Fundraising Committee for Democratic Senatorial Candidates

• 11 contributions · 63,500 USD ('99→Jul 14 '15)

Real Estate Roundtable Political Action Committee (Realpac)

• 9 contributions · 42,500 USD ('07→Feb 19 '16)

Crowley Leadership Fund

• 12 contributions · 37,700 USD (Mar 20 '13→Nov 8 '16)

Hill PAC Leadership PAC affiliated with Hillary Clinton (D-NY)

• 7 contributions · 31,000 USD ('02→'09)

Charles Rangel US Representative from New York

• 21 contributions · 31,000 USD ('95→Jun 10 '14)

Ready for Hillary PAC/super PAC hybrid supporting Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential run

• 1 contribution · 25,000 USD (Dec 9 '13)

Joe Crowley Lobbyist, former Congressperson (D-NY 14)

• 10 contributions · 24,000 USD ('08→Mar 2 '15)

Jerry Nadler US Representative from New York (1991-present)

• 17 contributions · 20,900 USD ('94→Nov 9 '15)

Holdings

Relationship Science LittleSis for Wall Street

• Investor

Family

Lewis Rudin New York city developer; Rudin Managment Company

• father

Beth Rudin DeWoody EVP at Rudin Management; daughter of Lewis Rudin

• sister

Ophelia Rudin wife of Bill Rudin

• wife

Madeline Rudin Johnson evp of Rudin Management

• cousin

Eric Rudin Co-chairman and President, Rudin Management Co.

• cousin

Jack Rudin Chairman of Rudin Management, real estate developer

• uncle

Services & Transactions

de Blasio 2017 Bill de Blasio's 2017 campaign committee

• a beneficiary · 25,150 USD