NYCETC Statement on the Appointment of Julie Su as Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice
NYCETC welcomes Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s decision to appoint Julie Su as New York City’s first Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice. Su has spent her career standing up for workers and making sure economic policy actually reaches the people it’s supposed to serve. Her work ensuring fair pay, protecting workers’ rights, strengthening labor standards, and expanding opportunity reflects […]
NYCETC’s Conference, Advancing Affordability Through Jobs, Wages & Wealth, Drives Cross-Sector Action on Economic Mobility
Two-Day Convening Showcases Breakthrough Strategies, Cross-Sector Leadership, and the City’s Most Influential Workforce and Economic Opportunity Advocates
An Important Omission in the Mayor-Elect’s Transition Process — Workforce Development Deserves a Seat at the Table
As the Mayor-Elect’s team launches its transition website and opens the door for New Yorkers to share their expertise and interest in serving this city, we noticed something important missing. Workforce Development isn’t listed as an option on the resume submission form. At a time when connecting New Yorkers to good jobs, training, and career pathways is vital […]
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 […]