2014 Genesis Prize

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The 2014 Genesis Prize was the first awarding of the prize that Time Magazine dubbed “The Jewish Nobel.”[1] The inaugural Genesis Prize laureate was Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York City, founder and CEO of Bloomberg L.P. and founder/chairman of Bloomberg Philanthropies.[2]

Michael Bloomberg first winner of the Genesis Prize

The prize was founded in 2012 and in October 2013,[3] Bloomberg was announced as its first recipient.[4] He was chosen for his "track record of outstanding public service and his role as one of the world's greatest philanthropists".[5]

Ceremony

Aftermath

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