The Unconquerable Game. Photo courtesy of Nicholas Callaway.
Tickets to the full season will go on sale to the general public at 9 AM on April 9. Guild Hall members get advance access. Not a member? JOIN OR RENEW TODAY for this exclusive benefit.
Join us for an engaging afternoon with Nicholas Callaway and Bob Rubin, two distinguished leaders at the forefront of entrepreneurship and innovation.
In this intimate conversation, Nicholas Callaway will share insights from his book The Unconquerable Game: My Life in Golf & Business, recounting the intersection of his journey with the legacy of his father, Ely Callaway, and his own path in golf and business. With Bob Rubin, a seasoned entrepreneur and founder of The Bridge, the conversation will dive into the intersection of high-level decision-making, personal growth, and the undeniable connections between creativity, sportsmanship and business acumen.
Expect to hear about the entrepreneurial aesthetic that drives both distinguished leaders—how they let creativity fuel invention, build enduring legacies, and strive for excellence in everything they do.
A book signing of The Unconquerable Game: My Life in Golf & Business will follow the conversation. Copies will be available for purchase.
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NICHOLAS CALLAWAY
NICHOLAS CALLAWAY is an internationally renowned publisher, app developer, television producer, brand creator, art gallerist, writer, photographer, and teacher with more than 40 years spent at the leading edge of contemporary media and design. He is the Founder & CEO of Callaway Arts & Entertainment, a content-driven, intellectual property creation and production company across all media platforms, with headquarters in New York City. CA & E specializes in print-based and eBooks, computer-animated television series, mobile and tablet applications, and trend-forward, design-driven lifestyle brands and immersive experiences. Nicholas Callaway is the son of Ely Callaway.
Photo: Thea Traff
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BOB RUBIN
The son of a mechanic, BOB RUBIN has been obsessed with cars since childhood. Once he escaped blue collar New Jersey and landed in New York City, he shifted his focus from Corvettes and Mustangs to the great Italian and French competition marques, buying the racetrack in 1981 and operating it until 1998 when her began construction of the golf course. After 25 years on Wall Street, in 2000 he shifted his focus to art and architecture, curating exhibitions and writing about Richard Prince, Alexander Calder, Pierre Chareau, Jean Prouvé, Buckminster Fuller, Richard Avedon, and Alan Ginsberg, among others.
An avid vintage racer in his middle age, Bob campaigned such cars as the ex-Phil Hill 250F Formula 1 Maserati and the ex-King Leopold Bugatti T 59 here and in Europe, and has won several trophies at concours at Pebble Beach and the Louis Vuitton Classic at Bagatelle and Rockefeller Center.
Sponsors
Performing Arts programming is supported in part by funding from Galia Meiri-Stawski and Axel Stawski, Henry and Peggy Schleiff, The Melville Straus Family Endowment, and Monica and Peter Tessler. Music Programming is supported in part by The Ellen and James S. Marcus Endowment for Musical Programming.
Additional support provided by Friends of the Theater: John and Joan D’Addario, Natascia Ayers and Jim Ciquera, Christine and Bill Campbell, Gabrielle and Gianpaolo de Felice, Lena Kaplan, Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan, Michèle and Steve Pesner, The Schaffner Family Foundation, Lisa Schultz and Ezriel Kornel, Jayne Baron Sherman and Deborah Zum, Stacey and Oliver Stanton, Leila Straus, Susi and Peter Wunsch, and Andrew Yuder and Kyle Glaeser.