the 87th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes. Professional recognition and awards "Manhattan Borough 50" (City & State NY): On October 3, 2016, City & State New York listed Harris as #32 in its list of 50 people with the greatest impact on the economy, development, and culture of Manhattan, NY. The article cited her support for improving education, the environment, and the arts in New York City and around the world. "The World's Most Powerful Women" (Forbes): Harris was listed at #87 on Forbess 2016 list of "The World’s Most Powerful Women." Forbes cited her stewardship of Bloomberg Philanthropies' global initiatives and distribution of $510 million in charitable giving in 2015, as well as her previous roles in New York City government and business. Harris was also listed in the 2015 edition of the Forbes list. "50 Most Powerful Women in U.S. Philanthropy" (Inside Philanthropy): On March 10, 2016, Inside Philanthropy included Harris among its list of the “50 Most Powerful Women in US Philanthropy.” The list recognized Harris's work to expand Bloomberg Philanthropies' annual giving, mission, and global reach since its founding in 2010. "Most Powerful Women in New York" (Crain's New York Business): Harris has been listed among Crain's "Most Powerful Women in New York" in each of the past four biannual lists. She has been cited for her work leading Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Mayor's Fund to Advance NYC, as well as her previous work as Deputy Mayor of New York. Most recently, she was listed at #32 in 2015. New York Daily News: On November 16, 2009, the NY Daily News described Harris as the "most powerful woman in New York that you've never heard of," based on her long tenure alongside Mike Bloomberg working to guide his philanthropic and government initiatives. Personal life Harris is married to attorney Mark Lebow, a member of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s board. References 1956 births Living people Deputy mayors of New York City Franklin & Marshall College alumni Women in New York (state) politics 21st-century American women