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HospitalityNew York, United States51-200 Employees

Founded in 1863, The Union League Club is a private hospitality organization based in New York City. It has a long record of civic engagement and cultural contribution, with members involved in projects such as establishing The Metropolitan Museum of Art and supporting the Sanitary Commission, and in public works like the Statue of Liberty and the Lincoln Monument in Union Square. The club has counted prominent leaders among its members, including Theodore Roosevelt, J. Pierpont Morgan, John Jay, and Chester A. Arthur, and over the years has hosted presidents, senators, diplomats, and corporate leaders in its programs. Today, it operates as a mid-sized hospitality organization based in New York City, delivering fellowship and programming to a historically connected membership. A notable recent development in 2024 was the resignation of Edward Burke from the Union League Club.

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