In these troubling times, amid the continuing surge in deadly antisemitism, our community must stand together to advance the Museum’s critical mission. With your support, we combat dangerous conspiracy theories and Holocaust distortion, while inspiring new generations within and beyond our walls to confront antisemitism today.
Along with Dinner Chairs Nancy Laben & Jonathan Feiger and Cinthia & Horacio Rozanski, we hope you can join us for an inspiring evening and hear how your support allows us to teach why the Holocaust happened and the importance of confronting antisemitism and hate.
For questions or information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact the Mid-Atlantic Regional Office at midatlanticoutreach@ushmm.org.
Event Leadership
Event Chairs
- Nancy Laben and Jonathan Feiger
Event Co-Chairs
Nancy Laben and Jon Feiger are deeply committed to the cause of Holocaust education and outreach, particularly in public schools and among law enforcement and the military.
Jon's family on his father’s side are Holocaust survivors, having barely escaped Vienna between 1938 and 1941. Jon’s father left Vienna with his older brothers in 1938 after the Anschluss; his grandfather survived Dachau and was later interned by the British on the Isle of Man. His grandmother escaped to Havana in 1941 on the very day she was supposed to report for a transport to Maly Trostenets concentration camp. Many of their aunts, uncles, and cousins were killed. Shortly after arriving in the United States, Jon’s uncle, who is 103 and a founding donor to the Museum, returned to Europe to serve as an intelligence officer after D-Day. He also worked as a translator for the Nuremberg trials.
Jon retired from practicing law to raise their two children. Jon spends his time volunteering in the community, including serving various school and synagogue boards. Currently, Jon serves on the Washington, DC, board of the American Jewish Committee.
Nancy is the chief legal officer and an executive vice president of Booz Allen. She leads the firm’s law department and is responsible for oversight of the company’s legal work. She is a member of Booz Allen’s Leadership Team and also has had oversight for the firm’s media relations, government relations, ethics and compliance, and social impact. She was instrumental in setting up the Jewish Employee Community and a founder of the Booz Allen Foundation. She currently serves on the Wolf Trap Foundation Board of Directors and is an active supporter of the Jewish Graduate Organization, the Conference Board CLO council and Smith College.
Nancy and Jon met in evidence class at Columbia University School of Law. They have lived with their two children in New York, Hong Kong, London, Chicago and now, as empty-nesters, the Washington, DC, area.
- Cinthia and Horacio Rozanski
Event Co-Chairs
Horacio and Cinthia Rozanski have long supported the Museum and its mission to protect the truth of Holocaust history and confront antisemitism and hate.
Horacio serves on the Museum’s Committee on Conscience, whose mandate is to alert the national conscience, influence policy makers, and stimulate worldwide action to confront and work to halt acts of genocide or related crimes against humanity.
Horacio rose from a summer internship at Booz Allen to become its chairman, CEO, and president. He has played an integral role in many of the company’s major strategic initiatives, including the spin-off of the commercial consulting business in 2008 and the successful 2010 initial public offering. He led Booz Allen’s pivotal transformation into the vibrant technology company it is today.
Horacio is also actively involved in the community. He is chairman of the Board for Children’s National Hospital and Vice Chair of the Kennedy Center Corporate Fund Board. Horacio was named to the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans and received the 2022 Horatio Alger Award.
Horacio was born and raised in Argentina, then moved to the United States to attend college. He holds a BBA from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire and an MBA from the University of Chicago.
Cinthia moved from Argentina to join Horacio at University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, where she completed a teaching degree in Hebrew and Jewish Studies. She later graduated with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. She worked as a CPA and has volunteered recording Holocaust survivors’ testimonies for the Shoah Project and translating documents for the Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, helping immigrants with their asylum cases.
- Host Committee
As of January 14, 2026
Jessica Abrahams and Christopher Fleming Michael Abramowitz and Susan Baer Monica and Gavin Abrams Miriam and Sanford K. Ain Lee and Marlene Alexander Lois Alperstein Sherry and Matt Altman Marianna and Brian Ashin Jamie and Joseph Baldinger Florence and Richard Bank Grace Bender Hannah Berkowitz and Dr. Allan Miller Rachelle Bernstecker and Bob Abramson Kim and Bruce Bernstein Bryan and Jackie Blanken Lynn and Wolf Blitzer Sandy Hofberg Bobb Dr. Philip and Faith Bobrow Nancy and Lanny Breuer Alex Brill Shelley and Joseph Brodecki Anita Wolke Brooks and Kenneth Brooks Gail and Andrew Brown Alan and Nancy Bubes Phyllis and David Coburn Barak Cohen Cyna and Paul Cohen Marcella and Neil Cohen Lisa and Bruce Cort Yvonne Schlafstein Distenfeld and Jeffrey Distenfeld Nancy and Marc Duber Amb. (Ret.) Stuart E. Eizenstat Seth Goldman and Julie Farkas Julia Feinstein and Markus Weiss Dr. Cydney and Michael Fires Raffi Freedman-Gurspan Gail and Maurice Gaspar Susie and Michael Gelman Joy and Marc Gerber Laura Ginns Nancy and Dalbert Ginsberg Amy and Edward Godin Helaine Greenfeld and Richard Mintz Lisa Gurwitch and Tom Sharpe Beth Heifetz and Glenn Fine Emily Heppen Allan and Shelley* Holt Rosalyn Levy Jonas Julie Gribetz Kahn and Daniel Kahn Leana and Marc Katz Kate Linde Kogan and Eli Kogan Susan and Edoardo Kulp Tammy Glatz Landy and Jonathan Landy Leslie and Bruce Lane Louise Lawrence-Israëls Vladimir and Jolie Lechtman Karen and Bruce Levenson Amy and Jay Leveton Ilana Ron Levey and David Levey Deborah Levy and Richard Hoffman Frederic Levy Sam Lipson and Abigail Weiss Brian and Judy Liss Robin and Jeremy London Jodi and Rodd Macklin Pam Kurland and David Marchick Elizabeth Margosches and Don Melman Jennifer Loew Mendelson and Dan Mendelson David and Denise Mills Daniella and Elias Misri Linda and Sid Moskowitz Alfred Münzer and Joel Wind Stephanie Nashman and Adam Chmara Michal and Michael Niakani Melanie Franco Nussdorf Sarah and Jed Nussdorf Bashi and Roger Packer Joy and Ronald Paul Julie Polinger and Zach Freidlis Shelly Porges and Richard Wilhelm Jeffrey Peck and Lisa Vigdor-Peck Gail and Andrew Quartner Jennifer and Michael Reichbach Barbara and Bert Rein Lisa A. Reiner Bella Rosenberg Jean and Bill Rosenbluth Alisa and Aaron Rulnick Eva and George Salamon Evelyn Sandground and Bill Perkins Diane and Michael Sapir Caren Schiffman and Todd Cohen Adam and Rebecca Schindler Evelyn and Scott Schreiber Jason and Jennifer Schwartz Alexis Shklar Julie Bender Silver and David C. Silver Sharon and David Slotkin Jan Solomon and Ken Simonson Dale and Alan Sorcher Monica and Richard Sussman Jennifer and Stuart Tipograph Susie and Bruce Turnbull Lori and Martin Weinstein Fry and Lea Wernick Melanie and Bradley Wine Carolyn and Bill Wolfe Lauri and Jeff Zell
* Deceased
Thank You to Our National and Regional Partners and Donors
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Mid-Atlantic Regional Office
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