Index
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Accounting career
Adams, Walter
Advanced Micro Devices
Advest Group, Inc., The
Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk (Bernstein)
AIG. See American International Group (AIG)
Amazon.com
Ambition, unreasonable
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Council on Education
American Express, art purchased via
American Federation of Arts, The
American Friends of The Israel Museum
American International Group (AIG)
Broad’s career at
investment in
SunAmerica merger with
Americans for Gun Safety
American Stock Exchange
Annuities
Apple
Architectural competitions
Archives of American Art
ARCO
ARCO Arena
Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center
Art
Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center
Art Basel fair, Switzerland
“The Assertive Image: Artists of the 80s from the Eli Broad Family Foundation” exhibition
Baltimore Museum of Art
The Broad (contemporary art museum)
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Center
The Broad Art Foundation
The Broad Art Museum, MSU
The Broad Contemporary Art Museum at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Broad’s philanthropic collection of/work in
California Institute of the Arts
“Compassion and Protest: Recent Social and Political Art from the Eli Broad Family Foundation Collection” exhibition
competition in
Guggenheim Museum
Harvard University Art Museums
High Museum of Art
Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston
“Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from The Broad Collections” exhibition
Leverage, in expenses related to
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum of Modern Art
Museum of Photographic Arts
negotiation for
Phoenix Art Museum
“Reflections: Art of the Eighties, Selections from the Collection of The Eli Broad Family Foundation” exhibition
risk in
San Jose Museum of Art
“Selections from The Eli Broad Collection/American Art of the 1980s” exhibition
University of Iowa Museum of Art
unreasonableness of art and artists
unreasonable persistence in pursuit of
Art Center College of Design
Asia Society
“The Assertive Image: Artists of the 80s from the Eli Broad Family Foundation” exhibition
AT&T
Automobiles
Big Three automakers
Broad’s personal
Awards, honors and recognition
“Award Winner” home, The
Baldwin United
Balloon Dog (Koons)
Baltimore, David
Baltimore Museum of Art
Bank of America
Barbarians at the Gates
Basquiat, Jean-Michel
Beckoning Frontiers: Public and Personal Recollections (Eccles)
Bennett, Tony
Berkeley School of Law
Berkshire Hathaway
Bernstein, Peter L.
Beyeler Foundation
Bezos, Jeff
Binder, Burt
Biomedical research
The Edythe L. Broad Cardiology Research Fellowship
The Eli and Edythe Broad Center for Asperger Research
The Broad Center for the Biological Sciences
The Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research
The Eli and Edythe Broad CIRM Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research
The Broad Fellows Program in Brain Circuitry
The Broad Institute
The Broad Medical Research Program
Broad’s philanthropic investment in
unreasonable logic applied in
BlackBerrys
Bonds, tax-exempt
Boy Scouts of America
Bradley, Tom
Brennan, Bradley
Broad, Edythe “Edye” (Lawson)
art and philanthropy of (see Art; Philanthropy)
children of
health crisis of
marriage of (see also Broad, Eli)
mortgage reluctance of
photographs of
risk taking by
unreasonable thinking support from
Broad, Eli
accounting career of
art collection and philanthropy of
automobiles of
awards, honors and recognition for
career highlights of
childhood of
children of
competitive outlook of
education of
employee characteristics sought by
family name of
football enthusiasm of
future achievements of
homebuilding career of
horse race betting by
hound dog-ambition and persistence analogy of
innovation by
investments by
leverage used by
marketing and promotion initiatives of
marriage of (see also Broad, Edythe “Edye” (Lawson))
mortgage involvement of
motivational incentives of
negotiations by/with
philanthropy of
photographs of
political involvement of
proudest moments of
research and homework by
respect of/for
results, achievement by
retirement savings career of
risk taking by
second mover advantage identification by
stamp collecting and business of
time and priority management of
unreasonable logic of
unreasonable thinking of
“why not?” questions of
Broad, Gary
Broad, Jeffrey
Broad, Leon
family name change of
horse race betting by
independence allowed by
philanthropy of
photographs of
politics of
retail business of
Broad, Rita
independence allowed by
philanthropy of
photographs of
retail business of
Broad, The (contemporary art museum)
Broad Art Foundation, The
Broad Art Museum, The
Broad Center for the Biological Sciences, The
Broad Contemporary Art Museum, The
Broad Fellows Program in Brain Circuitry
Broad Foundations, The. See also Philanthropy
establishment of
investments of
leverage used by
measuring criteria for and impact of contributions from
Broad Art Foundation, The
Broad Institute, The
Broad Medical Research Program, The
Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, The
Broad Prize for Urban Education, The
Broad Residency, The
Broad Stage, The
Broad Superintendents Academy, The
Brod family name
Buffett, Warren
Burkle, Ron
Bush, George W.
Business Committee for the Arts
Cable television
California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, Commission on Building for the 21st Century
California Business Roundtable
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) headquarters building
California Economic Summit Conference
California Governor-Elect’s Education Transition Task Force
California Governor-Elect’s Transition Team
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
California Institute of the Arts
California Non-Partisan Voter Registration Foundation
California Senate Special Committee on Local Government Investments
California State University
Candor, respect for
Carnegie, Andrew
Carter, Jimmy
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Women’s Heart Center
Celebration (Koons)
Center for the Study of the Presidency
Central Los Angeles High School No. 9
Chandler, Dorothy “Buffy”
Chandler family
Charitable giving. See Philanthropy
Charles Schwab
Chicago Cubs baseball team
Chicago Tribune
Children’s Scholarship Fund
Chrysler International
Citibank
City Hall, Los Angeles
City of Hope
Claremont Colleges, The
Clinton, Bill
Clinton Global Initiative
CNN
Coca-Cola
Colony Capital
Comcast
Community Redevelopment Agency, Los Angeles
“Compassion and Protest: Recent Social and Political Art from the Eli Broad Family Foundation Collection” exhibition
Competition
architectural
first vs. second mover advantages among
marketing to gain advantage over
positive outcomes of
public education
Conventional wisdom
competition generating ideas beyond
innovation despite
investing beyond
motivation beyond
research identifying opportunity beyond
respect rather than love for reaching beyond
risk taking vs.
unreasonable ambition vs.
unreasonable logic vs.
unreasonable thinking vs.
“why not?” alternative to
Corcoran Gallery
Core competency
Council of Housing Producers
Cranston, Alan
Credit cards, art purchased via
Crohn’s disease
Cubi XXVIII (Smith)
D.A.R.E. America
Davis, Gray (Governor)
Decision-making authority
Delegation
Democratic National Committee Convention
Democratic National Committee Victory Fund
Den of Thieves
Denver Broncos
Depressions. See Great Depression; Recessions and depressions
Detroit Institute of Technology
Deutsch Inc.
Dewey, Tom
Diller, Elizabeth “Liz”
Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Disney, Lillian
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Diversification, investment
Dodgers baseball team
Domingo, Plácido
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Duke University
Duncan, Arne
Dworsky Architecture
Dyslexia
Eccles, Marriner S.
Economic downturns. See Recessions and depressions
Education
American crisis in
Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, The
Broad Prize for Urban Education
Broad Residency, The
Broad’s personal
Broad’s philanthropic investment in
Central Los Angeles High School No. 9
competition in
employees’ educational qualifications
Jewish
leverage in education reform
research and homework as self-education
superintendent training in
EdVoice
Edythe L. Broad Cardiology Research Fellowship, The
Ego, controlling
Eisenhower administration
Eli and Edythe Broad Art Center at UCLA
Eli and Edythe Broad Center for Asperger Research
Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCLA
Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCSF
Eli and Edythe Broad CIRM Center for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research at USC
Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation, The. See also Broad Foundations, The
Eli and Edythe Broad Studios, The
Eli Broad College of Business, The
Eli Broad Graduate School of Management, The
Elway, John
Emanuel, Rahm
Emotions
investment decisions without
negatives of fear motivation
negotiating without
unreasonable logic in face of
Employees
bright and young (see also specific employees by name)
delegation to
monetary rewards for
motivating
retirement plans of
second mover start-ups by
stock ownership for
SunAmerica’s, company move impacting
unreasonable thinking benefiting
volunteer work by
Etappe (Rauch)
Exodus (Uris)
Failure
acknowledging
defining success and
motivation of
Fairness in negotiation
Fear, negatives of motivational
Federal Economic Summit Conference
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fellows of Contemporary Art
Fidelity
Finance and Development Inc.
Financial advisors
First mover disadvantages
First Republic Bank
Football
Ford Motor Company
Foundations. See Broad Foundations, The; Philanthropy
Fox Sports
Frick, The
Friendster
Future achievements
Future Generation Art Prize
Gates, Bill
Gates, Melinda
Gates Foundation
Gehry, Frank
Genentech
General Atlantic
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Genomics research. See Biomedical research
Gerstner, Lou
Getty, The
Giovannini, Joseph
Giving, charitable. See Philanthropy
Giving Pledge
Gold investments
Goldman and Golman
Goldman Sachs
Golman, Leroy
Govan, Michael
Governor-Elect’s Education Transition Task Force
Governor-Elect’s Transition Team
Grand Avenue Committee
Grand Avenue Joint Powers Authority
Grand Avenue Project, Los Angeles
Great Depression
Green Bay Packers
Greenberg, Hank
Greer, Jana
Guggenheim Museum
Hadid, Zaha
Haifa University
Haring, Keith
Hartford
Harvard Business School
Harvard University
Harvard University Art Museums
Hearst, William Randolph
Heyler, Joanne
High Line park
High Museum of Art
Hirst, Damien
Historical data, learning from
Hollywood Bowl, The
Homeboy Industries
Homebuilding industry
The “Award Winner” home in
bright and young employees in
Broad’s career in
decline of
economy impacting
first vs. second mover advantages in
innovation in
marketing and promotion in
motivation at
research on
results, achievement in
risk management in
start-up capital in
time and priority management in
unreasonable thinking in
Home Depot
Homework. See Research and homework
Honors and recognition
Hound dog analogy
Hughes, Robert
Huntington Continental Townhouses
IBM
I . . . I’m Sorry (Lichtenstein)
Infoseek
Innovation
conventional wisdom hampering
first vs. second mover advantages in
technological
Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston
Institute of International Education
Insurance industry. See also Retirement savings industry
Intel
Internet Explorer
Investing and investments
iPads/iPhones/iPods
Irwin, Robert
Jacobson, Joseph “Uncle Joseph”
“Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from The Broad Collections” exhibition
Jobs, Steve
Johns, Jasper
Johnson & Johnson
Jones, Quincy
J.P. Morgan
Kanter, Deborah
Kantor, Mickey
Karatz, Bruce
Karsh, Bruce
Kaufman, Donald
Kaufman, Glorya
Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation
The “Award Winner” home of
Baldwin United bid by
bright and young employees of
Broad’s career at
economy impacting
first vs. second mover advantages for
fiscal year of
founding of
innovation at
marketing and promotion at
motivation at
Nation Wide Cablevision formed by
research benefiting
results, achievement at
risk management at
start-up capital for
stock exchange listing of
time and priority management at
unreasonable thinking at
KB Home. See also Kaufman and Broad Home Corporation
Keck School of Medicine, USC
Kennedy, Anthony
Kennedy, Robert
Klein, Joel
Kline, Franz
Kodak
Koolhaas, Rem
Koons, Jeff
Koshalek, Richard
LaGuardia High School
L.A. Live
Lander, Eric
Lawson, Edythe. See Broad, Edythe “Edye” (Lawson)
Lawson, Morris
Lehman Brothers
Leverage
Levinson, Art
Levitt, Bill/Levitt and Sons
Liar’s Poker
Lichtenstein, Roy
Life insurance industry. See Insurance industry; Retirement savings industry
Lincoln Center
Lindquist, Susan
Logic, unreasonable
Los Angeles, California
The Broad (contemporary art museum)
The Broad Contemporary Art Museum
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) headquarters building
Central Los Angeles High School No. 9
City Hall, Los Angeles
Community Redevelopment Agency
Democratic Convention
Grand Avenue Project
L.A. Live
LA Opera, Der Ring des Nibelungen
Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles Business Advisors
Los Angeles Business Journal
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Los Angeles Police Foundation
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Unified School District
Los Angeles World Affairs Council
Mayor’s Housing Policy Committee
Mayor’s Special Advisory Committee on Fiscal Administration
Museum of Contemporary Art
The Music Center of Los Angeles County
professional sports
SunAmerica office
United Way, Los Angeles
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Walt Disney Concert Hall
YMCA, Los Angeles
Lowe’s
Lukens Steel Company
Lycos
Madoff, Bernie
Maeght Foundation
Major League Baseball
Marketing and promotion initiatives
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Mayne, Thom
McCourt, Frank
McKinsey & Company
Medical research. See Biomedical research
Meier, Richard
Mentoring
Merrill Lynch
MetLife
Metro Pictures
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Michigan State University
The Broad Art Museum at
The Eli Broad College of Business
The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management
Broad’s education at
Broad’s philanthropic donations to
Microsoft
Milken, Michael
Miller, Diane Disney
Misha (Uncle)
Moneo, José Rafael
Morgan Library, The
Morgan Stanley
Morphosis
Morris Extract Co.
Mortgages
Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences
Motives and motivation
challenges creating motivation
negotiating with knowledge of
Murdoch, Rupert
Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum of Modern Art
Museum of Photographic Arts
Music Center of Los Angeles County, The
Mycoskie, Blake
Myspace
Napster
National Brotherhood of Christians and Jews
National Energy Foundation
National Football League (NFL)
National Industrial Pollution Control Council
National Institutes of Health
Nation Wide Cablevision
NBC
Negotiations
Netscape
News Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon, Richard
No Problem (Serra)
Norris, William A.
Norton Simon, The
Oaktree Capital Management
Obama, Barack
Occupy Wall Street
O’Malley, Walter and family
O’Melveny and Myers
Opportunity
bright and young people creating
competition generating
first vs. second mover advantages creating
innovation creating
investing creating
leverage usage creating
marketing and promotion creating
motivation creating
negotiations creating
research and homework identifying
risk creating
unreasonable ambition creating
unreasonable logic identifying
“why not?” questions creating
Optical imaging technology
Our Lady of the Angels, Roman Catholic cathedral
Oxford University
Packard
Panza di Biumo, Giuseppe
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects
Pepper Pot (Warhol)
Peres, Shimon
Persistence, unreasonable
Philanthropy
art-related
biomedical research
Broad’s family’s participation in
Broad’s participation in
civic center
competition in
corporate
educational
leverage used in
marketing and promotion of causes
measuring impact of
negotiation in
positive benefits of
respect for accomplishments in
results, achievement in
risks associated with
second mover advantages in
unreasonable logic applied in
unreasonable thinking in
Phoenix Art Museum
Piano, Renzo
Pitt, Brad
Pitzer College
Placer Ranch, Inc.
Polaroid
Politics
Ponzi, Charles
Post-its
Priority and time management
Prix, Wolf
Proudest moments
Prudential
Public education. See Education
Questions
interview
negotiations including
research-related (see also Biomedical research)
risk assessment
“why not?”
Raiders football team
Rauch, Neo
Rauschenberg, Robert
Reagan, Ronald
Recessions and depressions
Grand Avenue Project delay due to
Great Depression
innovation and opportunity during
investment volatility in
marketing strategies in
research on
risk taking post-
“Reflections: Art of the Eighties, Selections from the Collection of The Eli Broad Family Foundation” exhibition
Related Companies
Research and homework
on art
benefits and importance of
biomedical
employment-related
historical
on homebuilding industry
on insurance industry
on investments
on negotiation motives
on philanthropic fundraising
on politics
on stamp collecting
Respect
Results, achievement
Retirement savings industry
annuities in
bright and young employees in
Broad’s career in
employee retirement plans in
first vs. second mover advantages in
innovation in
marketing and promotion in
mergers in
motivation in
regulatory oversight of
research on insurance and
risk management in
technology used in
time and priority management in
unreasonable ambition in
Rich, Andrea
Riordan, Richard “Dick”
Risk
art purchases incurring
benefits of taking
investment-based
leverage and
philanthropic
retirement savings
youth creating
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roski, Ed, Jr.
Rothko, Mark
Rube (cousin)
Sacramento Kings
Samuelson, Paul
Sandberg, Sheryl
San Jose Museum of Art
Santa Monica Performing Arts Center
Santana, Carlos
Sarnoff, David
Saturday Evening Post
Schwartz, Marc
Second mover advantages
“Selections from The Eli Broad Collection/American Art of the 1980s” exhibition
Selig, Bud
Serra, Richard
Shaw, George Bernard
Sherman, Cindy
Shortcuts, avoiding
Simon, Lou Anna
Singer, Peter
Sleep, importance of
Small Torn Campbell’s Soup Can (Pepper Pot) (Warhol)
Smith, David
Smithsonian Institution
Solomon, Holly
Sotheby’s
Spellings, Margaret
Stamp collecting and business
State Economic Summit Conference
Steinbrenner, George
Stella, Frank
Stem cell research. See also Biomedical research
Stock ownership, employee
Summers, Larry
SunAmerica (formerly Sun Life Insurance Company of America)
AIG merger with
annuities from
Baldwin United bid by
bright and young employees of
Broad’s career at
first vs. second mover advantages of
founding of
GE potential merger with
innovation of
marketing and promotion at
motivation at
name of
Polaris fund of
regulatory oversight of
risk management at
technology used by
time and priority management at
Super Bowl advertising
Target
Tax-exempt bonds
Teach for America
Technology
bright and young innovators of
educational usage of
first vs. second mover advantages in
job research via
SunAmerica use of
time and priority management impacted by
Tele-Communications, Inc. (TCI)
Texas Rangers baseball team
Think Long Committee
Thomas, Jim
Time and priority management
Times Mirror Corporation
TiVo
Tomofsky, Eliezer “Grandfather”
TOMS
Town Hall of California
Tribune Company
Truman, Harry
Tupperware
Turner, Ted
Turrell, James
Twombly, Cy
United Auto Workers
United Jewish Welfare Federation
United Way
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Francisco
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Iowa Museum of Art
University of Michigan-Dearborn
University of Southern California
Unreasonable thinking
art of being unreasonable
bright and young hires as
competition generating
educational reforms as
first vs. second mover advantages as
innovation benefiting from
investing based on
leverage usage as
marketing, promotion and
motivation and
negotiating using
philanthropic positive benefits as
research and homework as basis for
respect rather than love generated by
risk taking and
time and priority management and
unreasonable ambition as
unreasonable logic as
unreasonableness of art and artists as
unreasonable persistence as
“why not?” questions and
Untitled Film Stills (Sherman)
Uris, Leon
Van de Kamp, Andrea
Van Gogh, Vincent
Vanguard
Verex Corporation
Vest, Charles M.
Villaraigosa, Antonio
Viñoly, Rafael
Wall Street
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Warhol, Andy
WebCrawler
Weingarten, Randi
Weisman, Marcia
Welch, Jack
Wendt, Gary
Whitehead Institute
Whitney Museum
“Why not?,” importance of asking
Williams, Evan
Wilson, Charles
Windward School
Wintrob, Jay
Work-life balance
Workmen’s Circle
World’s Fair
Xerox
Yahoo!
Yankees baseball team
Yaroslavsky, Zev
Yeats, William Butler
YMCA, Los Angeles
Youth, benefits of
Zell, Sam
Zuckerberg, Mark