Rita J. Sahyoun

About Rita

Rita J. Sahyoun, an absolute powerhouse, presents an astounding wealth of knowledge throughout her two extensive decades of hands-on experience in designing, leading, and managing national and international campaigns, private and medical concierge services which bolster institutions’ exemplary healthcare, medical schools, and research. 

Ms. Sahyoun’s exceptional leadership in donor relations and mastery of international fundraising and development affairs was honed at NYU Langone Health. As executive senior director for development and external affairs, and with collaboration with her team, she partnered with NYU Langone’s chair of the Board of Trustees, dean and CEO and a multitude of constituencies and experienced unprecedented philanthropic growth, culminating in raising over 750 million dollars annually. This work has ignited NYU Langone’s ambitious campus transformation throughout New York City, Long Island, Palm Beach, FL, and beyond. 

Ms. Sahyoun’s illustrious career has spanned across the USA and international landscapes, earning her a reputation for excellence. Her capabilities in providing top-notch global patient care services at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, in collaboration with Columbia and Weill Cornell hospitals is a testament to her outstanding abilities. Ms. Sahyoun’s distinguished service has garnered the trust of several embassies such Qatar and United Arab Emirates, highlighting her expertise in international diplomacy and high society.  

Ms. Sahyoun’s extraordinary skills shine through as she provided direct support to the Prime Minister of the CDC health organization in Abu Dhabi and members of the Royal Family. She proficiently handled and lead international private events and public relations endeavors, demonstrating flexibility and unwavering dedication to excellence, subsequent to her education in International Relations and External Affairs at Rutgers University.  

For any business development inquiries, please feel free to get in touch with Ms. Sahyoun.