Earle Mack’s Public Service

Earle I. Mack has held multiple public service positions, including serving as a chairman, director, and member on a number of boards and organizations. Earle Mack served as the Chairman and CEO New York State Council on the Arts from 1996 to 1999. Earle Mack also served as the Chairman Emeritus for the New York State Council on the Arts in 1999. Before these positions, Earle I. Mack served on the Film Panel of the New York State Council on the Arts from 1979 – 1980.

Earle Mack has also been deeply involved as proponent of the arts as well as a contributor to other philanthropic causes. He is particularly dedicated to seeing that the entire arts community in New York flourishes and continues to gather public and private sector support for such organizations as the New York City Ballet, the American Friends of the Paris Opera & Ballet, and Friends of Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design.

For comprehensive information about Earle Mack’s contributions to the community in Arts and Philanthropy, as well as awards received by Earle Mack, see the resources below or navigate via the bullet list on side panel of this website:

• News snippets about Earle Mack in the Arts
• List of Earle Mack’s contributions and public service positions in the Arts
• News snippets about Earle Mack’s Involvement in Philanthropy
• List of Earle Mack contributions to public service positions in Philanthropy
• List of Honors Received By Earle Mack