Background
Nemerovski, Howard N. was born on June 7, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
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Howard N. Nemerovski
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Howard N. Nemerovski, American lawyer, specializing in the field of Intellectual Property, Entertainment, Publishing and Sports, Health Care, Venture Capital and Emerging Companies, Securities and Corporate Finance, Syndications, Partnerships, Joint Ventures. Member of Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin, A Professional, Corporation.
Education
University of Michigan (Bachelor of Science in Engineering, 1955. Juris Doctor, 1957).
Career
Worked at Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin, A Professional, Corporation (San Francisco, California) specializing in Intellectual Property, Entertainment, Publishing and Sports, Health Care, Venture Capital and Emerging Companies, Securities and Corporate Finance, Syndications, Partnerships, Joint Ventures, Distribution Agreements and Licenses, Executive Employment and Termination. Admitted to the bar, 1957, California. Phi Delta Phi; Order of the Coif.
Member, Board of Editors, Michigan Law Review, 1956-1957.
Staff Judge Advocate (Procurement Law), 1958-1960. Member, Committee of Visitors, Michigan Law School, 1968.
White House Fellow (assisting John West. Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare), 1965-1966. Consultant, John West. Gardner, Secretary of H.E.W., 1966-1969.
President, White House Fellows Association, 1967-1968.
Member: San Francisco Human Rights Commission, 1964-1965: National Commission on Health Facilities, 1967-1968. San Francisco Crime Commission, 1968-1970. San Francisco Charter Revision Commission, 1968-1970.
San Francisco Board of Education, 1970-1972.
Board of Trustees, San Francisco Community College District, 1970-1972. Board of Directors, Mountain.
Zion Hospital and Medical Center, 1974-1986. KQED (public broadcasting): Board of Directors, 1967-1977 and Chairman, 1976.
Public Broadcasting Service: Board of Governors, 1976-1978.
Chairman, Programming Committee, 1977-1978. Member, Executive Committee, 1977-1978. Board of Directors, Bay Area Lawyers for the Arts, 1975-1976.
Board of Trustees, The Exploratorium (science museum), 1982.
Board of Trustees, American Conservatory Theatre, 1986. Board of Trustees, National Captioning Institute, 1985.
Board of Trustees, Chamber Symphony of San Francisco, 1988-1990. Board of Trustees, Coro Foundation, 1981-1984.
Member: Bar Association of San Francisco (Member, Board of Directors, 1964 and 1978-1980.
President, Barristers Club of San Francisco, 1964). Fellow, American Bar Foundation, 1991.
Achievements
Membership
Member, Board of Editors, Michigan Law Review, 1956-1957. Staff Judge Advocate (Procurement Law), 1958-1960. Member, Committee of Visitors, Michigan Law School, 1968.
White House Fellow (assisting John West. Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare), 1965-1966.
Consultant, John West. Gardner, Secretary of H.E.W., 1966-1969. President, White House Fellows Association, 1967-1968.
Member: San Francisco Human Rights Commission, 1964-1965: National Commission on Health Facilities, 1967-1968. San Francisco Crime Commission, 1968-1970.
San Francisco Charter Revision Commission, 1968-1970.
San Francisco Board of Education, 1970-1972. Board of Trustees, San Francisco Community College District, 1970-1972. Board of Directors, Mountain.
Zion Hospital and Medical Center, 1974-1986.
KQED (public broadcasting): Board of Directors, 1967-1977 and Chairman, 1976. Public Broadcasting Service: Board of Governors, 1976-1978.
Chairman, Programming Committee, 1977-1978. Member, Executive Committee, 1977-1978.
Board of Directors, Bay Area Lawyers for the Arts, 1975-1976.
Board of Trustees, The Exploratorium (science museum), 1982. Board of Trustees, American Conservatory Theatre, 1986. Board of Trustees, National Captioning Institute, 1985.
Board of Trustees, Chamber Symphony of San Francisco, 1988-1990.
Board of Trustees, Coro Foundation, 1981-1984. Member: Bar Association of San Francisco (Member, Board of Directors, 1964 and 1978-1980.
President, Barristers Club of San Francisco, 1964). Fellow, American Bar Foundation, 1991.
Fellow, American Bar Foundation, 1991.
