Michael Milken
Survivor Inductee

Drew Nieporent
Humanitarian, 2005

Senator John Mc.Cain
2004 Inductee

Deirdre and Don Imus
Humanitarian Award

Geraldine Ferraro, Fran and Jack Dalessandro
2003 Inductee

Ken Langone
2003 Humanitarian Award

Patrick McMullan
2002 Inductee

Douglas McCormick
2002 Humanitarian Award

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani
2001 Inductee

Nancy Brinker
2000 Inductee

Carol M. Baldwin
1999 Inductee

Jill Eikenberry
1998 Inductee

Harry Belafonte
1998 Inductee

William R. Johnston
1998 Humanitarian Award

Linda Ellerbee
1997 Inductee

Douglas McCormick

Douglas McCormick
Humanitarian Award

The Cancer Research and Treatment Fund has honored Douglas (Doug) McCormick at its Cancer Survivors Hall of Fame Dinner Dance at Tavern on the Green September 25. Dougês support and activity in womenês and childrenês social, financial and medical issues represent a great desire to make a difference in the status quo and to reach out to empower. Douglas W. McCormick is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of iVillage, Inc., a leading womenês media company. Doug brings to iVillage more than two decades of entertainment, broadcast and new media success. He served a six-year term as President and CEO of Lifetime. During his tenure, Doug and his team established Lifetime as the number one womanês brand in elec-tronic media, growing Lifetime to the 9th most profitable network (cable and broad-cast) in the US. In addition to coining the branding phrase, "Television For Women," he is credited with raising Lifetimeês market value by more than $3 billion in five years, growing prime time ratings by over 100% and quadrupling revenues. Prior to Lifetime, Doug held executive positions with The Samuel Goldwyn Company, Cable Health Network, Petry Television and KCOP-TV, Los Angeles. He is also Founder and Chairman of McCormick Media, Inc. a New York based firm specializing in digital media conver-gence and emerging digital networks. Dougês efforts on behalf of womenês and childrenês issues have won him many awards, including top honors in the New York Womenês Agenda, Girls, Inc. and the Golden Cable ACE for Lifetimeês efforts in combating breast cancer. He was also cited with the National Womenês Political Caucusê prestigious "Good Guy Award.ê As a recognized leader in new media and branding, he serves as a Director on a number of Boards including the Child Care Action Campaign where he acts as its Treasurer, the Ad Council, the Womenês Sports Foundation and he is a former offi-cer of the Cable Advertising Bureau and prior Chairman of the International Radio and Television Society Foundation. He is a long time friend and Board member of the Cancer Research and Treatment Fund. CR&T is pleased to honor Doug for his activity in being at the forefront of womenês and childrenês issues and in his efforts to combat cancer.