Barlow Respiratory Hospital Announces 2016 Gala Honorees

Los Angeles, CA, February 25, 2016 (Newswire.com) - ​Barlow Black & White, is a sophisticated soiree slated for April 9th at Vibiana in downtown Los Angeles. The evening honors Royce and Jennifer Diener (Community Leadership Award), Aaron Kaplan (Bernie Brillstein Legacy Award) and Dr. Zab Mosenifar (Medical Excellence Award) and features a performance by Grammy Award Winner Steve Tyrell.

Barlow Black & White Chairpersons Carrie Brillstein, Jennifer Diener, Diane Naegele, Julia van Hees-Aidner and Planning Committee Members Jill Baldauf, Alison Crowell, Linda Eng, Constance Towers Gavin, Sarah Jensen, Kathleen Peacock and Jill Reilly are joined by Honorary Committee Chair Suzanne Rheinstein and Honorary Committee Members Suzanne de Passe, William and Jennifer Fain,  Holly Jacobs, Rob Lowe, Virginia Mancini, Sandra Moss, Heather Shuemaker, Martin Short, Linda Thompson, John and Andrea Van de Kamp and Richard Weitz in presenting the 2016 gala.

"I am honored to lead us towards a transformation that will build the Barlow of the future and continue to serve our community." Amit Mohan, PhD, FACHE, FACMPE Barlow Respiratory Hospital

Amit Mohan, PhD, FACHE, FACMPE, CEO, Barlow Respiratory Hospital

The event will be held at Vibiana in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. Originally Los Angeles’ first Archdiocese Catholic cathedral, Vibiana is now owned and operated by renowned chef Neal Fraser. A native Angeleno, Chef Fraser is the chef/owner of two of Los Angeles’ best loved restaurants; the former Grace and BLD. Redbird, his follow up to Grace, opened in the Rectory building of Vibiana in January 2015.

Tickets are $500 per person and sponsorships start at $5,000. All proceeds will benefit Barlow Respiratory Hospital. 

Barlow Respiratory Hospital is a not-for-profit, long-term, acute-care hospital dedicated to improving the quality of life for patients with respiratory diseases who require prolonged, intense hospitalization and/or specialized treatment in the Southern California community. The hospital was originally founded in 1902 as the Barlow Sanatorium to treat patients with tuberculosis. In a bucolic setting at the edge of Elysian Park and bordering Dodger Stadium, Barlow Respiratory Hospital is an award-winning, accredited and nationally recognized specialty healthcare facility.

In November, 2015, Barlow Respiratory Hospital Welcomed a new CEO, Amit Mohan, “I am honored to take on the duty and responsibility of leading us towards a transformation that will build the Barlow of the future and continue to serve our community.”
Amit Mohan, PhD, FACHE, FACMPE
Chief Executive Officer
Barlow Respiratory Hospital
 

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