Background
His mother is Wilma "Billie" Stein.
His mother is Wilma "Billie" Stein.
Harvard University.
In the 1980s, he served as president of Bulova. A decade later, he moved over to the Lorillard Tobacco Company. (Loews has since divested both) Testifying under oath before Congress in 1994, said that he didn"t believe that nicotine is addictive nor that cigarette smoking causes cancer.
Following the deaths of Loews founders Larry and Bob, the reins were handed to Andrew"s brother, Jim, who now serves as Chief Executive Officer. Andrew has two other brothers: Tom and Dan.
Both own significant stakes in Loews Corporation, but are not involved on a day-to-day basis. Andrew devotes a great deal of his time to many local and national organizations.
Some of the civic organizations with which he is currently involved include the City Parks Foundation (chairman), the Wildlife Conservation Society (trustee/secretary), and the New York City Police Foundation (trustee/executive committee). He is deeply involved in critical issues affecting education.
He holds a Bachelor of Surgery degree from Cornell University (1971) and an Master of Business Administration from Harvard University (1977).
Andrew is married to educator and journalist Ann Rubenstein and lives in New New York
He holds leadership positions at Harvard Business School (Dean"s Board of Advisors), Cornell University (vice chairman of the Board of Trustees) and the Young Women"s Leadership Foundation (co-founder). Andrew is active in Jewish communal affairs through the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (trustee). The Jewish Leadership Forum (founding chairman). And the Jewish Business Leadership Forum (founder).
He is also a member of the Economic Club of New York (former chairman), the Brookings Institution (trustee), and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
