Mount Sinai Health System’s 2026 Crystal Party journal places Glenn Dubin and Eva Andersson-Dubin in its Gold Benefactors section, while leaving them off the trustee list as of March 31, 2026. The separate headings show the couple remains named in the event publication, but not among its listed trustees.
The previous journal included both among trustees as of April 14, 2025. The 2025 trustee roster spells her name “Eva Andersson Dubin,” while the Gold Benefactors entries in both journals use “Eva Andersson-Dubin.” The newer roster gives a cutoff date, not the date their board service ended.
Mount Sinai told The Guardian that the couple’s trustee service ended in spring and they opted not to stand for another term. The newspaper reported that the hospital did not answer whether their departure was tied to its review of its links to Jeffrey Epstein, or provide details about the review’s status and findings.
Bloomberg Law reported Feb. 27, citing a person familiar with the matter, that Mount Sinai had formed an ad hoc board committee to examine its ties to Epstein. A spokesperson for the Dubins told The Guardian that the couple would have ended contact with Epstein if they had known about his behavior.
In an Aug. 23, 2019, statement, Mount Sinai said it had received donations from Epstein and his foundation. The system said it would contribute an equivalent amount to a charity focused on preventing human trafficking and sexual exploitation, and support its Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program. The statement did not disclose the donation total.
