Ownership

David and Wendy Dworkin

The Dworkin's became owners of the Rochester Rhinos in 2016

Wendy Dworkin

Wendy Dworkin was a recipient of the 2002 Rochester Business Journals prestigious 40 under 40 award.

Wendy Dworkin is the Co-Owner of the 2015 USL Champion Rochester Rhinos as well as the Co-Owner of the entity which has operational control of Marina Auto Stadium, a multi-purpose facility capable of seating +/- 13,700.

Dworkin is a partner in the National Basketball Association's Sacramento Kings. Dworkin’s ownership interest in the Kings reconnected her family with the NBA team that was formerly known as the Rochester Royals and owned and coached by a relative, Lester Harrison, until 1955.

Wendy is a partner of LLD Enterprises where her primary responsibilities entail handling all risk management, negotiation and drafting of tenant leases for the company portfolio.

Dworkin currently serves on the Board of Trustee's of the Rochester Museum and Science Center and is a former Co-Chair and founding board member of the Young Leaders Club of the United Way of Greater Rochester Inc. and currently serves on the United Ways the Woman's Leadership Committee.

In 2016, Wendy was inducted into the Rochester Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

In 2006 Syracuse University honored the Dworkin's as its Most Outstanding Young Alumni of the Year. In 2013, the Dworkin's were honored by The Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester with the Tikkun Olan (Repairing the World) Award.

David Dworkin

Dworkin was recognized in 2003 as the New York State Commercial Realtor of Year by the New York State Commercial Association of Realtors (NYSCAR).

David M. Dworkin is the Co-Owner of the 2015 USL Champion Rochester Rhinos as well as the Co-Owner of the entity which has operational control of the Rochester Rhinos' +/- 13,700 seat multi-purpose stadium.

In 2013 Dworkin was part of a group of investors who purchased the National Basketball Association’s Sacramento Kings.

David is the Managing Partner of LLD Enterprises and a Partner in JADD Management where he performs a wide range of management, brokerage and real estate development functions.

Dworkin is a charter member and past State President of the New York State Commercial Association of Realtors and was the Founding President of its Rochester Area Chapter, a position he held for 3 years.

David is a board member of Greater Rochester Enterprise and chairs its Finance Committee.

Dworkin is a past chair and current board member of the John F. Wegman Foundation.

In 2016, David was inducted into the Rochester Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.

Dworkin received the 2001, 2002 and 2003 Rochester Area NYSCAR Chapter Meritorious Service Award as well as receiving NYSCAR’s 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award, the youngest recipient to ever be so honored.

Dworkin was a recipient of the 2000 Rochester Business Journal’s prestigious 40 under 40 award.