Jeffrey D. Stewart

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  Published on: 9/15/2008    Last Visited: 9/15/2008  

  The co-founders of Walnut Hill Media are Jonathan M. Tisch, whose role as Chairman and CEO of Loews Hotels remains the same, and Jeffrey Stewart.
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  Stewart will serve as the company's primary managing executive.
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  We recognize that this mission can only be fulfilled when an investment is made not only in a business idea, but in people," said Jeffrey Stewart.
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  Jeffrey Stewart continues to serve as an Executive Producer of the program.
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  About Jeffrey Stewart
  
  Jeffrey Stewart is a Partner and Managing Director of Walnut Hill Media.Prior to the company's creation, Stewart served as the SVP, Communications and Public Affairs for Loews Hotels & Chief of Staff to the Chairman.Prior to this role at the company, Stewart was Director of Development.Stewart has played an active role in the travel and tourism industry where he serves on the Board of Directors of the Travel Business Roundtable.A regular spokesperson for the industry, he has testified before the United States Congress and has been quoted in leading publications on the importance of a vibrant travel and tourism industry.
  
  Following September 11, 2001, Stewart served as Staff Director of New York Rising, a special emergency task-force set up to stabilize and revive the $25 billion local travel and tourism industry.Stewart is on the board of New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.He is also on the Steering Committee of the Association for a Better New York (ABNY) and serves on the Board of Tisch College at Tufts and the University's Alumni Council.
  
  Stewart served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of New York.Prior to joining Loews Hotels, Stewart was the Finance Director and a senior aide to United States Senator Charles Schumer, raising more money at the time than for any other senate race in history.
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  Stewart graduated from Tufts University in Medford, MA in 1990 and from Fordham University School of Law in New York City in 1993.
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  Jen Farley joins Walnut Hill Media as a Vice President, Communications, reporting to Jeffrey Stewart.

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  Jeff Stewart Loews Hotels 212-521-2816

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  Published on: 9/19/2008    Last Visited: 9/19/2008  

  Jonathan Tisch (A '76) and Jeffrey Stewart (LA '90), two prominent alumni who maintain close ties to the university, announced on Monday the formation of a new media firm named in honor of their alma mater.
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  Stewart, Walnut Hill Media's primary managing executive and a trustee at the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service, said that what distinguishes his new company is the breadth of expertise it can offer its clients.
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  Stewart has been a senior executive at Loews Hotels for 10 years and previously worked in politics.
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  Stewart said Tisch's credo will guide Walnut Hill Media, which is named for the hill on which Tufts' campus lies.
  
  "It really is about relationships, and even in the deals we look to invest in , we really are looking to invest in relationships," he said."We're looking to do business with people that we respect, that we trust, that share our values [and that share] Tufts' values."
  
  According to Stewart, the deal with Tribeca Enterprises fits the bill."That business started with the Tribeca Film Festival, and the festival itself is interesting in that they started that after 9/11 as a way to help rebuild Lower Manhattan and revive the community," he said."Since that time, it has grown into a well respected , entertainment brand."
  
  Tisch and Stewart's goal is to expand the niche of an enterprise that has already gained international acclaim."[Tribeca Enterprises is] a company that's doing very well where it is today, and to help bring it to the next level — that's the guiding philosophy [at Walnut Hill].We're looking to be a catalyst investor where, with some capital plus ,value add,' we're looking to bring that to the next level," Stewart said."Our ,value add' can be management experience, creativity [or] relationships in the business world, in the media world or in the government and political world."
  
  Stewart said that he and Tisch first met at a Tufts alumni event approximately 15 years ago.Stewart, who had been working for Sen.
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  "I think one of the things that I really loved about my experience at Tufts was the notion of being an active citizen," Stewart said."I really think it's in the fabric and the DNA of Tufts, and when I look at things today, I think the way things exist in the world, we no longer have the luxury of [having] only those who choose to engage in a life of public service be the ones who are involved in serving their community."
  
  Stewart highlighted a television show that Walnut Hill Media has invested in that, like Tribeca Enterprises, began with helping a community in mind.
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  "Family Court with Judge Penny is really different than the other [court shows] out there," Stewart said.
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  Walnut Hill Media began operations some months ago, but waited to go public until it had finalized some deals and gotten off the ground, according to Stewart.
  
  "We wanted to be able to talk a little bit more about some of the things that we would be doing, as opposed to just putting out the company name and saying, ,We're open for business,'" he said.
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  Stewart said he uses a similar palette of skills at Walnut Hill Media as he does when working as a trustee at the Tisch College."I chair the communications committee and we're working on coming up with a whole communications strategy and plan," he said.
  
  "For me, the friendships that I made at Tufts continue to be incredibly meaningful," added Stewart, who will be traveling to Las Vegas next month with his college friends for a collective celebration of their 40th birthdays.
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  To clarify: The printed article lists Stewart as LA '00.
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  Help me out here ... Stewart graduated in 2000 and is celebrating his 40th birthday?I understand people take educational breaks, but shouldn't that be explained since you go into great detail about their career intersections?Maybe he graduated in 1990, which would put him right about online to be 40 years old in a standard graduate-in-4-years pattern. Add comment

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  NEW YORK Jonathan M. Tisch, chairman-CEO of Loews Hotels, and Jeffrey Stewart today announced the founding of Walnut Hill Media.
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  Stewart, who'll oversee Walnut's day-to-day operations as partner and managing director, served as senior veep for communications and public affairs for Loews' Hotels as well as Tisch's chief of staff.
  
  Walnut Hill, Tisch said, will concentrate on midrange opportunities: "There are many individuals and many firms that are looking to make investments in the $100 million-plus category, but there are deals out there that fall into the arena that need much less capital."
  
  The Tribeca deal will not involve film production but will instead concentrate on extending Tribeca Enterprise's brand.Tisch and Stewart were present at the fest's creation in their capacity as board members of the New York Rising task force, which sought to reenergize Lower Manhattan commerce in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.
  
  "This is a perfect example of the types of deals that we want to do," Stewart said."We think capital plus value-add can help them and their company and their brand get to the next level."
  
  In addition to entertainment skeins, Stewart and Tisch (whose family is part owner of the New York Giants) expressed openness to a sports-broadcasting deal as well as documentary film and branded entertainment.
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  Before Loews, Stewart had been an assistant attorney general in New York and a senior aide to Sen.

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  Published on: 9/17/2007    Last Visited: 1/18/2008  

  Jeffrey Stewart who heads P.I.N.E. had already acquired a master key to the building and had also notified the local police so that any reports of lights would not warrant a unit to respond.Once inside we started to set up the "gear".It took anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes to set up monitors, remote video and audio recording devices through out the building.The basement alone had four video cameras going, with a dash of infrared toys to boot, along with a couple of tape recorders in hopes of obtaining an EVP.
  
  After the gear was in place it was lights out!As the first team of four (which included Jeff and Amanda) started their tour in the basement.Either with video camera or voice recorder in hand - sometimes both, everyone got a turn at making contact.There were the obvious questions of "is there someone here?"... or ... "do you want to say something?"in hopes to hear a response once all collected data is analyzed.According to Mr. Stewart, to find something would be no surprise.On his last visit to Barlow there was some EVP's captured.
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  Thank you Jeffrey for giving us the oppertunity, we look forward to this collaboration with P.I.N.E. and hope for many more in the future.

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  Business owner Jeff Stewart is eager to see the downtown pedestrian mall restored to Main Street as it was three decades ago.

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  Published on: 2/8/2008    Last Visited: 2/8/2008  

  Jeff Stewart, media relations officer for the island service, said the building has already created a positive outlook in the community.
  
  "Officers will now be available for immediate response," he said, noting the partnership with Lambton OPP will not end as a result.
  
  "We depend on them and they depend on us," said Stewart.

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  Published on: 10/10/2001    Last Visited: 4/5/2002  

  Jeffrey Stewart, Loews Hotels
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  Jeffrey StewartVP of Communications and Public Affairs, Loews Hotels
  
  What steps are you taking to increase security at your hotels?
  
  Our general managers have always been responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment for guests, visitors, and staff.Clearly today, safety and security is of overriding importance.In light of the terrorist attacks and the ongoing "War on Terrorism," we have raised the level of security awareness and readiness throughout our employee ranks and have taken additional measures to maintain a safe and secure environment.Maintaining controls on access to the hotel is paramount so we have limited the number of entry points and we have security in place.

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  Published on: 9/25/2001    Last Visited: 9/25/2001  

  Jeffrey Stewart , vice president of communications for Loews Hotels and spokesman for the Travel Business Round Table , said those meeting with Evans also will be looking for some help for hotel , restaurant and airline employees losing their jobs , as a result of the current crisis.That could take the form of expanded unemployment benefits and retraining grants.
  
  The tourism industry creates about 17 million jobs and was a $582 billion business in 2000 , Stewart said.
  
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  Published on: 10/20/2006    Last Visited: 3/8/2007  

  Secretary - Jeffrey D. Stewart, Loews Hotels
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  Jeffrey Stewart is the Senior Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs for Loews Hotels.On behalf of TBR, Mr. Stewart has testified before the United States Congress and has been quoted in leading publications and appeared on television in the US and abroad about the importance of travel and tourism; Travel Agent magazine recognized him as a "Rising Star" in the travel and tourism industry.Mr. Stewart is a member of New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and served as Staff Director of New York Rising, a special emergency task-force set up by NYC & Company after 9/11, to stabilize and revive the $25 billion local travel and tourism industry.
  
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