Former Neuberger Berman chairman Larry Zicklin, who
spent 35 years at the firm prior to retiring his retirement in 2003,
is back on Neuberger Berman's board. The appointment of
Zicklin and ex-Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Investment
Management Richard Worley, announced Monday, bring the number of
board members to seven.
Zicklin joined Neuberger Berman as partner in 1969, became
managing partner and chairman of the executive committee in 1974,
and non-executive chairman following Neuberger's IPO in 1999.
He left after Lehman Brothers' purchase of the firm in 2003 and is a
visiting professor at the Stern School at New York University and a senior fellow at the Wharton School.
Worley was the top executive at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Investment
Management prior to his retirement in 2002. He serves on the mutual funds board of Putnam Investments and is the founder, managing director and partner of Permit Capital, an independent investment firm.
Zicklin and Worley join George Walker, Joe Amato, Robert D'Alelio,
William Fox and Jack McCarthy on the Neuberger board.
Company Press Release
NEUBERGER BERMAN NAMES RICHARD WORLEY, LARRY ZICKLIN AS INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS
Worley Former CEO of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Investment Management; Zicklin
Former Chairman of Neuberger Berman
NEW YORK, August 10, 2009 – Neuberger Berman Group LLC, one of the world’s largest
employee-controlled money managers, said Richard Worley and Larry Zicklin have been named to
its seven-member Board of Directors, effective immediately. Mr. Zicklin helped lead Neuberger
Berman for almost 35 years before retiring as chairman in 2003. Mr. Worley served as chief
executive officer of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Investment Management prior to his retirement
from that firm in 2002 and was previously chairman of Miller Anderson & Sherrerd.
New York-based Neuberger Berman became independent in May with its acquisition by a group
consisting of portfolio managers and senior professionals.
“The addition of these exceptional individuals to our Board of Directors is an important milestone
in our independence and concludes a careful process in which we spoke with dozens of superb
candidates,’’ said George Walker, chairman and chief executive officer of Neuberger Berman. “With
the selection of Rich and Larry, we have formed an extremely strong board.”
Richard Worley is founder, managing director and partner of Permit Capital LLC, an independent
investment firm in West Conshohocken, Pa. Before retiring from Morgan Stanley, he was president,
CEO and chief investment officer of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Investment Management.
Formerly, he was chairman of Miller Anderson & Sherrerd, an independent investment management
partnership acquired by Morgan Stanley in 1996.
Mr. Worley is chairman-elect of the Philadelphia Orchestra, trustee of the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and the National Constitution Center, and an
independent director on the mutual funds board of Putnam Investments.
Mr. Zicklin joined Neuberger Berman as a partner in 1969, and became managing partner and
chairman of the executive committee in 1974 and non-executive chairman after the firm’s initial
public offering in 1999. He stepped down following the firm’s acquisition by Lehman Brothers in
2003. Mr. Zicklin began his career in the institutional sales department at Merrill Lynch and spent 10
years with that firm. With his wife, Carol, Mr. Zicklin endowed the Zicklin School of Business at
Baruch College as well as its Center for Financial Integrity.
A former president of the UJA Federation of New York, Mr. Zicklin is a visiting professor at the
Stern School at New York University and a senior fellow at the Wharton School.
Along with Messrs. Walker, Worley and Zicklin, the Neuberger Berman Board of Directors includes
Robert D'Alelio, Joseph Amato, William Fox and Jack McCarthy.
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