The Max M. Fisher Resource Center

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The inner city neighborhoods in Detroit did not feel the economic growth created by the Detroit Renaissance.
1994 National Distinguished Leadership Award ceremony program showing Peter Golden and Mary Fisher as guest speakers.
Gerald Ford recalls Max Fisher's effective fundraising.
Left to Right (seated): Gottlieb Hammer (Executive Vice Chairman, UIA); Melvin Dubinsky (President and Board Chairman of UIA); Frank Kellogg (Special Assistant to the Secretary of State) Left to Right (standing): Simcha Dinitz (Israeli Ambassador to the U.S.); Leonard Garment (Special Consultant to President Nixon); Walter Stoessel, Jr. (Assistant Secretary for European Affairs); Joseph Sisco (Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs); Marshall Wright (Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations); Max M. Fisher (Chairman, Jewish Agency Board of Governors).
Letter from Max M. Fisher to The Texas Jewish Post in support of President Reagan's economic policy.
Gene Miller remembers Max Fisher's integrity, honesty and ability to listen.
Detroit Renaissance Construction
Max Fisher, Paul Milstein and Seymour Milstein
Mary Fisher on Max's ability to find the solution.
Max Fisher and Zalman Shazar
Left to Right: Thomas A. Murphy (Chairman, General Motors), Max M. Fisher, Robert E. McCabe (President, Detroit Renaissance), A. Alfred Taubman, Frederick C. Matthaei, Jr.
Tribute to Max Fisher
Max Fisher with Secretary of Commerce Robert Mosbacher and President George H. W. Bush outside the White House. Signed, "To Max - I love this shot. Your friend - George Bush"
Max Fisher's retirement speech from United Brands
Elie Weisel, Max Fisher and Golda Meir
Congratulatory letter from Bob Dole to Max Fisher on his receiving the National Distinguished Leadership Award in 1994.