As a man and woman successfully: Jennifer Pritzker is the first transsexual billionaire in the worldBusiness Insider DeutchlandFebruary 17, 2016Article in German.- Canadian University Establishes First Chair in Transgender StudiesInverseFebruary 17, 2016Devor’s new position was made possible from a $1 million donation from the Tawani Foundation, which has also promised to donate a million more if other donors match their contribution. The founder and president of Tawani is transgender activist and retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Jennifer Pritzker.
- Sociologist Becomes Inaugural Chair in Transgender StudiesThe Chronicle of Higher EducationFebruary 14, 2016Tawani’s founder and president is U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jennifer N. Pritzker, retired, a transgender woman who is heir to a family fortune.
- Jennifer Pritzker Being Honored for Preservation WorkCurbedFebruary 12, 2016Busy billionaire philanthropist and retired US Army Colonel Jennifer Pritzker will be honored next month for her ongoing preservation work.
- The Sword and the Stone TerraceEvanston RoundtableFebruary 10, 2016Colonel Jennifer Pritzker, center, used her sword to cut the ribbon at Stone Terrace B&B, 1622 Forest Place, on Jan. 29.
- Pritzker Opens New Evanston Bed and BreakfastEvanston PatchFebruary 10, 2016An ownership team that includes transgender North Shore billionaire Jennifer Pritzker recently opened Stone Terrace, Evanston’s newest bed and breakfast.
- Jennifer Pritzker Opens Second Evanston Bed and BreakfastCurbedFebruary 03, 2016Last week owners Jennifer Pritzker, Dawn Overend, and Tom and Sue Zipprich joined Evanston Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl for a ceremonial ribbon cutting for the town’s newest bed and breakfast.
- Open house gives glimpse of Evanston’s second bed and breakfastChicago TribuneFebruary 02, 2016The restoration is Pritzker’s second bed and breakfast, which weren’t allowed under Evanston zoning until a few years ago.
- Chicago architect has battles ahead on World War I MemorialChicago TribuneFebruary 01, 2016Founded by Jennifer Pritzker, a retired Illinois Army National Guard colonel, the museum and library has donated $5 million to the World War I Centennial Commission, mostly for operations.
- Local billionaire to receive recognition from state landmarks organizationThe Daily NorthwesternJanuary 29, 2016Evanston billionaire Jennifer Pritzker will be recognized by Landmarks Illinois, a nonprofit that aims to protect state and cultural landmarks, for her dedication to the preservation and renovation of landmark buildings.
