Nan Hayworth, M.D., is the only woman physician in history to be elected a voting Member of the House of Representatives, serving the 19th District of New York in the 112th Congress.

As a freshman Member of the House Majority, Nan was privileged to be assigned to the House Financial Services Committee; she also had the honor of being chosen by Speaker Boehner to serve on two House-Senate Conference Committees. She was recognized by environmental groups, including the Sierra Club, League of Conservation Voters, Defenders of Wildlife, and Wilderness Society, for her efforts to protect the environment.

Nan is a frequent guest on radio and television, the latter including regular appearances on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” MSNBC’s “MTP Daily,” and Fox News Channel’s 2016 election coverage.

A board-certified ophthalmologist, Nan practiced for 16 years in Mount Kisco, New York, before becoming a vice president and medical director at Cline Davis & Mann, a healthcare communications agency. Currently, she serves as a Strategic Business Development Advisor for Pilot Growth Equity. Nan sits on the boards of several nonprofits, and she is an inaugural member of the Princeton University Department of Politics Advisory Council.

Andy Sabin does more than simply provide financial support to hundreds of organizations. He is actively engaged with community and environmental programs around the world. He spearheaded the building of a community recreation center in East Hampton, NY. As an extension of his life long fascination with reptiles and amphibians and dedication to environmental education, he founded the South Fork Natural History Museum in Bridgehampton and he continues to lead nature walks for the institution. (Mr. Sabin also participated in an expedition to Papua, New Guinea, that resulted in the discovery of a new species of frog that is named for him: Aphantophryne sabini.)

Mr. Sabin has served for several years on the environmental law advisory boards at Columbia Law School and UCLA School of Law, relationships that began through his role as treasurer of The Evan Frankel Foundation, which made grants of more than $17 million during its 15-year existence. Mr. Sabin is also proud to be a member of the board of visitors of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas since 2005.

In 2007, to provide more professional support for his philanthropy and involve his family in charitable giving, he established the Andrew Sabin Family Foundation.

Andy’s passions are his family, the environment, bicycling and fishing.