Past Events

Open to NYCETC Members. #NYCWorkforceWeek

Sold out – Waitlist Only. #NYCWorkforceWeek

Sold out – Waitlist Only. #NYCWorkforceWeek

By invite only. #NYCWorkforceWeek

Join us on Governors Island or by live-stream.

NYCETC’s member office hours are hosted weekly on Zoom for current members. Book your 30-minute meeting to get your questions answered and update us on your recent work.

1:30 pm session online for NYCETC members.

2:30 pm session online for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Led by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

This is part of a webinar series focused on New York City’s RFPs.

This is part of a webinar series focused on New York City’s RFPs.

This is part of a webinar series focused on New York City’s RFPs.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

FY25 Preliminary Budget Hearing.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Join the Office of Community Hiring and NYCETC for this virtual information session on the recently passed community hiring legislation.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

Hosted on Zoom for NYCETC members.

‘Creating Quality Jobs through Partnership & Policy’ – co-sponsored by City & State and Civic Hall.

Co-hosted by MOCS and NYCETC.

Co-hosted by NYCETC and Google, this program featured the 2023 Tech Bridge grant awardees.

Gregory J Morris, CEO invites you to NYCETC’s member office hours hosted on Zoom where you can drop-in to get your questions answered, update us on your recent work, and meet fellow members.

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits.

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits.

Learn more about NYCETC’s Tech Bridge Grant RFP and have your questions answered during a live Q&A. All interested NYCETC Tech Bridge Grant applicants are welcome to attend by registering in advance.

Learn more about NYCETC’s Tech Bridge Grant RFP and have your questions answered during a live Q&A. All interested NYCETC Tech Bridge Grant applicants are welcome to attend by registering in advance.

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits.

Join NYCETC for a walk through of Civic Hall with Andrew Rasiej, President and Co-Founder.

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits.

We encourage NYCETC members to attend this important meeting.

Join NYCETC for a walk through of Civic Hall with Andrew Rasiej, President and Co-Founder.

This event requires registration and is complimentary for NYCETC members.

Join NYCETC, General Assembly, and United Neighborhood Houses for a complimentary networking happy hour!

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits.

A recording of the town hall is available, including a conversation with Abby Jo Sigal.

This is a great opportunity to meet the NYCETC team, learn more about our work, and how you can take advantage of your annual benefits followed by a live Q&A at the end.

Join NYCETC, NYATEP & Henry Street Settlement for a complimentary networking happy hour!

The premier event of New York City’s workforce development community, bringing together over 350 national and local experts for a day filled with information, idea sharing and networking.

Join us for our first in-person rally of 2022 on the steps of City Hall to advocate for the “workforce recovery package”.

This panel provides a deeper look at the construction sector and discusses what can be done to prepare workers for careers in this field.

This panel provides a deeper look at the healthcare sector and discusses what can be done to prepare workers for careers in this field

This panel provides a deeper look at the tech sector and discusses what can be done to prepare workers for careers in this field.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Council Speaker candidate Keith Powers.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Council Speaker candidate Adrienne Adams.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Council Speaker candidate Gale Brewer.

This panel provides a deeper look at the green sector and discusses what can be done to prepare workers for careers in this field.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Council Speaker candidate Carlina Rivera.

This panel included an update from Manhattan business leaders on their respective communities and strategies being undertaken to keep businesses open and workers employed.

This panel included an update from Bronx business leaders on their respective communities and strategies being undertaken to keep businesses open and workers employed.

This panel included an update from Brooklyn and Staten Island business leaders on their respective communities and strategies being undertaken to keep businesses open and workers employed.

This panel explores the AI hiring technologies in use today, how their rising popularity affects NYC job seekers, and evaluates the implications for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts across sectors.

This panel included an update from Queens business leaders on their respective communities and strategies being undertaken to keep businesses open and workers employed.

This rally is to urge Mayor de Blasio and the New York City Council to increase investments for workforce development training providers.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Andrew Yang.

This virtual forum allowed each mayoral candidate the opportunity to share their vision for the role that workforce and talent development in the new administration.

NYCETC members and partners were invited to join us as we kicked off our 2021 advocacy season to ensure that recovery efforts are equitable, inclusive, and rooted in the workforce and economic development needs of the people and communities we serve.

This installment takes a deeper look at the role of job training providers in workforce development.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Carlos Menchaca.

This installment takes a deeper look at the role of racial and economic justice in workforce development.

This installment takes a deeper look at the role of policy and advocacy in workforce development.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Ray McGuire.

This installment takes a deeper look at the role of philanthropy in workforce development.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Kathryn Garcia.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Maya Wiley.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Loree Sutton.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Scott Stringer.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Eric Adams.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Dianne Morales.

NYCETC hosted an on-the-record discussion with NYC Mayoral candidate Shaun Donovan.