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REMINDER/Jacques Nasser and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani to Receive Leadership Awards From Columbia Business School

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WHAT: Columbia Business School will bestow its Distinguished
     Leadership in Government and Distinguished Leadership in Business
     Awards during its 25th Annual Dinner.

	    The event will be attended by over 1200 of the nation's business
     leaders, including this year's event chair: 
     Henry Kravis ('69 MBA), Kohlberg Kravis Roberts

	    Vice chairs for the dinner include:
	    Mario Gabelli ('67 MBA), Gabelli Funds; Philip Geier, Jr. ('58
     MBA), Interpublic Group of Companies; Russell Carson ('67 MBA),
     Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe; Benjamin Rosen ('61 MBA), Compaq
     Computer Corp.; Arthur Samberg ('67 MBA), Pequot Capital
     Management; and Jerry Speyer ('64 MBA), Tishman Speyer
     Properties.

WHO:      Jacques Nasser
          President and CEO, Ford Motor Company is this year's
          Distinguished Leader in Business.

          The Honorable Rudolph W. Giuliani
          Mayor of New York City is this year's Distinguished Leader 
          in Government.

WHEN:     Monday, May 7, 2001
          6:00 p.m.        Reception
          7:00 p.m.        Dinner
          8:15 p.m.        Awards presentation / recipients' remarks

WHERE:    Waldorf-Astoria,
          Grand Ballroom
          Lexington Ave. between 49th and 50th St.; third floor for
          Dean's Reception in East Foyer

	    Contact Maria Graham at (212) 854-2747 for more information about
     the evening or to cover the event. (Space Is Limited -- Press
     must RSVP)

Past leadership award recipients include: for government -- Lawrence
Summers ('00), Charles Schumer ('99), William McDonough ('98), George
Pataki ('97), Robert Rubin ('96), Christine Todd Whitman ('95), Alan
Greenspan ('91), Robert Dole ('87) and George Bush ('81); and for
business -- Philip Geier ('00), Meyer Feldberg ('99), Lionel Pincus
('98), Benjamin Rosen ('97), Allen Questrom ('96), Robert Allen ('95),
Ross Perot ('91), Henry Kravis ('88) and Malcolm Forbes ('80).