Gary M. Rosenberg Case
Gary M. Rosenberg is the Chairman, founding member and former managing member of Rosenberg & Estis, P.C., a Manhattan-based law firm focused on representing real estate developers and landlords, in all matters including development, transactions, litigation and appeals. Gary Rosenberg and Warren Estis founded the firm in 1975, which has grown from a small two-attorney office into one of New York City’s largest Real Estate Law Firm, with almost eighty attorneys and a list pf clients which includes The Durst Organization, the Museum of Modern Art and Cornell University and has provided legal guidance to some of Manhattan’s highest-profile office developments, including: One Bryant Park, One World Trade Center and Four Times Square.
Denise B. Rosenberg is an artist and a co-founder of former board member of the Hastings Education Foundation.
Gary and Denise have been AJWS donors since 2004 and have been giving at least $10,000 a year since 2010. They also hosted a parlor meeting attended by seventy-five people in 2007. Their daughters Janna Rosenberg and her husband Michael Berger, and Dena Rosenberg-Verhoff are also AJWS donors. …show more content…
She was previously a fashion designer/business owner, who co-founded Belly Basics, a clothing line “designed to keep expectant mothers looking stylish and chic while feeling their best”. She also helped create the Pregnancy Survival Kit, a Belly Basics offshoot, consisting of a little white box with four fashion basics (leggings, a dress, a tunic and a slim skirt-all in black). The Pregnancy Survival Kit was an immediate hit, and by the end of its first year, its sales were over $1 million. She and her business partner later co-authored Pregnancy Chic: The Fashion Survival Guide, published by Random House in
Denise B. Rosenberg is an artist and a co-founder of former board member of the Hastings Education Foundation.
Gary and Denise have been AJWS donors since 2004 and have been giving at least $10,000 a year since 2010. They also hosted a parlor meeting attended by seventy-five people in 2007. Their daughters Janna Rosenberg and her husband Michael Berger, and Dena Rosenberg-Verhoff are also AJWS donors. …show more content…
She was previously a fashion designer/business owner, who co-founded Belly Basics, a clothing line “designed to keep expectant mothers looking stylish and chic while feeling their best”. She also helped create the Pregnancy Survival Kit, a Belly Basics offshoot, consisting of a little white box with four fashion basics (leggings, a dress, a tunic and a slim skirt-all in black). The Pregnancy Survival Kit was an immediate hit, and by the end of its first year, its sales were over $1 million. She and her business partner later co-authored Pregnancy Chic: The Fashion Survival Guide, published by Random House in