Agnes Hsu-Tang, Ph.D. is the first Asian American to lead an American history museum, as Board Chair of the New-York Historical Society, New York’s first museum founded in 1804; she is also Co-Chair of The Met Museum’s Objects Conservation Visiting Committee.

Born in Taipei and educated in the U.S. and England in Archaeology and Art History, Dr. Hsu-Tang served on UNESCO scientific committees and participated in missions to Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan; she later advised President Obama’s Cultural Property Advisory Committee on the U.S.-China bilateral agreement to reduce the illicit trafficking of cultural objects. Dr. Hsu-Tang was a Mellon Fellow at Cambridge University and taught at Brown and Stanford, and has authored academic publications and white papers.  She was the host of History Channel’s Mysteries of China series and a Discovery Channel Asia contemporary art series that debuted during Art Basel Hong Kong in 2014.

A Classical musician, she performed at the Kennedy Center at 18 and was a Managing Director on the board of the Metropolitan Opera (2014-2021). Dr. Hsu-Tang co-founded The Yellow Whistle campaign to combat anti-Asian violence and xenophobia and is a recipient of IIE’s Centennial Medal for her work in cultural protection and rescue.

As Chairman of Liberty Mutual Insurance, the sixth-largest global property and casualty insurer, David Long leads the company’s board of directors, overseeing corporate activities and evaluating performance on behalf of Liberty Mutual stakeholders. 

Mr. Long began his career at the company in 1985 and held positions of increasing responsibility in Liberty Mutual’s International, Commercial Markets, Underwriting, Financial and Mergers and Acquisitions groups. He was elected Chief Executive Officer in 2011 and served in this role until December 2022. 

Mr. Long chairs the annual Aspire fundraiser at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), which provides social services and development opportunities for children and young adults on the Autism spectrum. He also serves on MGH’s board of trustees. Additionally, Mr. Long is the chair of Hartwick College’s board of trustees and a board member of Eversource Energy and Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C. 

Born in Liverpool, England, Mr. Long is a proud immigrant. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1979 to attend Hartwick College on a soccer scholarship. He is now a dual American and British citizen.

Mr. Long earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Hartwick College and a Master of Science in Finance from Boston College. He has been awarded honorary doctorate degrees from Hartwick College, Bentley University and Merrimack College.