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Nathan Leventhal is an American municipal government executive, arts administrator and corporate director. He served five years as Deputy Mayor of New York City and 17 years as President of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, which was the longest such tenure in the Center's history.

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has abstract	Nathan Leventhal is an American municipal government executive, arts administrator and corporate director. He served five years as Deputy Mayor of New York City and 17 years as President of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, which was the longest such tenure in the Center's history. During Leventhal's career, he served at the highest levels for four New York City mayors, as City Hall chief of staff for Mayor John V. Lindsay, deputy mayor for Ed Koch and transition chairman for both mayors David Dinkins and Michael Bloomberg. At Lincoln Center, he oversaw a major expansion of Lincoln Center programming, creation of two additional Lincoln Center constituent organizations, construction of the first new campus building since the center was created and laying the foundation for Lincoln Center's, $1.2 billion redevelopment program. (en)
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