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About
The Henry Luce Foundation is a private foundation established in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, co-founder of Time magazine, to honor his parents and advance knowledge and understanding. Based in New York City, the foundation supports work in the arts, humanities, higher education and American understanding of Asia, while also investing in initiatives that strengthen the cultural and intellectual life of society.
Its grantmaking supports museums, universities, scholars, cultural institutions and nonprofit organizations working to expand knowledge and encourage meaningful engagement with ideas and communities. The foundation funds areas such as Asian studies, public policy, contemporary art, American history and the humanities, with an emphasis on strengthening institutions and supporting innovative scholarship. It also administers programs that provide fellowships and other opportunities for scholars, artists and emerging leaders.
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Co-Chair of the Henry Luce Foundation's Board of Directors since 2022, with a career spanning law, media, and philanthropy.
Co-Chair of the Henry Luce Foundation's Board of Directors since 2022, a policy expert focused on environmental and science issues.
Interim President of the Henry Luce Foundation, overseeing its grantmaking in Asia, higher education, religion, art, and public policy.
Leader in philanthropy, higher education, government, and the arts, serving on the Luce Foundation's board.
Veteran journalist and editor, joining the Luce Foundation's Board of Directors alongside Ian H. Solomon.
Dean of the University of Virginia's Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, joining the Luce Foundation's board.
Managing Director on the Private Equity Impact team at Nuveen and a former Luce Scholar, appointed to the board in 2025.
Managing Director at Deloitte specializing in scenario planning and strategic foresight, appointed to the board in 2024.


