Introduction to Neiman Marcus Legacy Partnership

In response to reports that Neiman Marcus intends to permanently shutter its original flagship store after over 110 years of operation, a grassroots coalition of shoppers, employees, preservationists, planners, educators, philanthropists, and members of the founders’ families banded together to steward advocacy for the future of the historic store. We work forward to collaboratively exploring solutions with the many stakeholders across Dallas and beyond to ensure the continued longevity of this incomparable icon. For more information, please do not hesitate to contact saveneimanmarcus@gmail.com.


Andrew Cronson, Chair

Tim Allis
Deborah Berke, FAIA
Deanna Costello
Joseph Davino
Megan Gundrum
Tracy Achor Hayes
Margie Lavender
Peggy Millheiser
Dr. Charles Leone, Ed.D.
La Tanya Lynch
Lance Morgan
Andy Mozisek
David Potter
Marcela Pinzon
David Ramos-Vazquez
Paula Schlinger
Allison Smith
Jennifer Sykes
Anne Wynne, J.D.
Shannon Wynne
 
Suzanne Deal Booth, Advisor
T. Ann Ziff, Advisor

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