Statement from Gregory J. Morris on the 2025 NYC Mayoral Election Results
With yesterday’s election ushering in new city leadership, New York stands at a turning point to reimagine its economy around working people, small businesses, and the communities that sustain them. NYCETC CEO Gregory J. Morris reflects on the path forward and the opportunity to shape a fairer, more connected city: “New Yorkers have spoken—and with […]
Op-ed: Use AI to help all New Yorkers win good jobs
A Crain’s op-ed by Gregory J. Morris, CEO of NYCETC and Shari Krull, CEO of StreetWise Partners.
Joint Statement on Federal Government Shutdown
The federal government shut down at midnight after Congress failed to reach a deal on funding. There is uncertainty about how long the shutdown could last, with the White House budget office directing agencies to prepare for widespread furloughs. While political leaders remain at an impasse, the consequences will be felt immediately by workers, families, and the […]
Fixing NYC’s affordability crisis requires wage growth and a path to opportunity
A joint op-ed by NYCETC CEO Gregory J. Morris and Wayne Ho, President & CEO of the Chinese-American Planning Council.
The career ladder is collapsing. Gen Z is feeling it first
Gregory J. Morris, Chief Executive Officer of NYCETC is highlighted in this Quartz feature.
The 2025 Top Trade Associations
City & State recognizes NYCETC as a leading trade association in New York.
Opinion: Why Arts, Libraries, and Summer Youth Employment Must Be Central to NYC’s Workforce Strategy
Gregory J. Morris, NYCETC CEO in City Limits.