Corey Ribotsky Info

At the Children’s Medical Fund of New York of which Corey Ribotsky is the president, there are many extremely talented and experienced volunteers and workers.  The Physicians’ Advisory Council at the CMF has a whole slew of expert physicians spanning a wide range of pediatric care.  Council members are working together with others at the CMF in an effort to “spread awareness and broaden its resources.”  As well, advice is given on how to allocate assets to make sure there is a response and treatment to children’s most urgent medical needs.

These members are:  Jordan S. Gitlin, MD, Richard Glick, MD, Peter Silver MD and Mark A. Mittler MD.  The latter’s role in the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center of NY is co-chief of the Division of Pediatric Neurosurgery.  As well, Mittler is Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery at New York University College of Medicine.

The Children’s Medical Fund of New York has many different ways for people to get involved.  CMF, where Corey Ribotsky is the president, has both a Men’s and a Women’s Division. The Women’s Division works throughout the year to raise money to help children in medical need.

Women who are part of this organization participate in a few major events each year including the Ladies Night Out and the Lester’s Kids’ Fashion Show.  They also have local affiliate chapters that bring neighborhoods together.

Becoming a Women’s Division member requires a donation of $2500 which is payable over the five years of the membership.  Benefits with this membership include a special rate ticket to CMF events, an Angel Wall plaque upgrade, and more.

Here Corey Ribotsky, president of the Children’s Medical Fund of New York, appears with other officers and trustees of this organization which is dedicated to insuring that children in New York and the surrounding areas get the best possible health care available.

The NIR Group where Corey Ribotsky is the managing partner is involved in several organizations in the New York/Long Island area which benefit the community. One of these charitable endeavors is the Children’s Medical Fund of New York. The CMFNY is a not-for-profit organization which utilizes the work of volunteers from the community to raise money in support of the Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York.

On April 21, 2010, Ermenegildo Zegna marked their 100^th anniversary, and the opening of their 14^th retail store in the United States.  The cocktail reception, hosted by David Blumenfeld, chairman of the Children’s Medical Fund, benefited the Children’s Medical Fund of New York.  20% of the proceeds from the evening were earmarked for the Fund.

The cocktail reception included food from Chris Robbins of Robbins Wolfe Eventeurs.  In attendance were Corey Ribotsky, president of the CMF; Robert Ackerman, CEO and President of Ermenegildo Zegna; and Mauro Visentini, Robert Aldrich, and Jennifer Mead, all of Zegna.

Pictured here are Corey S. Ribotsky, Howard Tanney, David Blumenfeld and Todd Menowitz.