Lauren Andersen, University Associate Provost, Careers and Industry Partnerships, City University of New York: I’d like to welcome James Lovey. He’s the Vice President for Investments at Company Ventures, which is an NYC-based venture capital firm. He has supported tech-driven startups and has for many years run an internship program together with CUNY and his team,…
Governor Kathy Hochul was honored at a civic reception by the Kerry County Council in Ireland, recognizing her as New York’s first Irish American governor in nearly four decades. During her visit, she focused on economic development, signing an MOU to boost entrepreneurship and announcing a $50 million investment by Niacet to enhance New York’s…
Governor Kathy Hochul announced $8.7 million in grants to 11 projects across New York State, aimed at training nearly 1,700 workers in sectors like construction, manufacturing, renewable energy, and software engineering. These initiatives, part of a broader effort that has invested $40 million to support 12,000 trainees, focus on high-skilled workforce training and reducing barriers…
Mayor Adams recently appeared on GMGT Live’s “The Reset Talk Show,” discussing his recent visit to Rome, highlighting the intersectionality of Abrahamic religions and commending the Pope for bringing global communities together. He also emphasized New York City’s diversity, likening it to various cities around the world, and addressed issues such as the desecration of…
Governor Hochul unveiled 17 transformative projects for Long Island through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) and NY Forward programs, allocating $19 million for development in Huntington Station, City of Long Beach, and Village of Lindenhurst. These projects aim to enhance downtown areas by improving housing, public spaces, and pedestrian connectivity, fostering economic growth, and enriching…
Governor Hochul has announced a significant $50 million investment into New York State’s Canal system, aimed at ensuring its safety, operability, and contribution to tourism and economic activity, particularly in preparation for the Erie Canal’s Bicentennial in 2025. This funding will support critical infrastructure projects along the waterway, including the rehabilitation of century-old water-impounding structures,…
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