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Ann Cheng on Government Efficiency, Procurement, and Making New York City Work Better
Ann Cheng on Government Efficiency, Procurement, and Making New York City Work Better

Season 2 Episode 3

What does it take to make government work better without sacrificing the safeguards, worker protections, and public input New Yorkers depend on?

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Richard Buery on Poverty, Good Jobs, and Expanding Opportunity in New York City
Richard Buery on Poverty, Good Jobs, and Expanding Opportunity in New York City

Season 2 Episode 2

What does it take to turn opportunity from something determined by luck into something every New Yorker can count on?

Greg sits down with Richard Buer…

1 week ago

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Steven Fulop on Jobs, Economic Growth, and New York City’s Future
Steven Fulop on Jobs, Economic Growth, and New York City’s Future

Season 2 Episode 1

How does New York City stay competitive while creating more opportunity for the people who live and work here?

Greg sits down with Steven M. Fulop, Pr…

2 weeks ago

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Council Member Althea Stevens on Youth Employment, Nonprofit Power, and Equity for The Bronx
Council Member Althea Stevens on Youth Employment, Nonprofit Power, and Equity for The Bronx

What does it mean to represent a community that is continually asked to do more with less?

Gregory J Morris (NYCETC CEO) sits down with New York City …

2 months, 2 weeks ago

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Maria Torres-Springer on Public Service, Economic Opportunity, and Making Government Work
Maria Torres-Springer on Public Service, Economic Opportunity, and Making Government Work

Greg sits down with Maria Torres-Springer, President of the Charles H. Revson Foundation and former New York City First Deputy Mayor, for a conversat…

2 months, 3 weeks ago

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Comptroller Mark Levine on AI, Fiscal Stewardship, and New York City’s Workforce
Comptroller Mark Levine on AI, Fiscal Stewardship, and New York City’s Workforce

Greg sits down with New York City Comptroller Mark Levine for a wide-ranging conversation about public service, economic uncertainty, nonprofit infra…

2 months, 4 weeks ago

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Lauren Melodia on the True Cost of Care and New York City’s Economy
Lauren Melodia on the True Cost of Care and New York City’s Economy

Greg sits down with Lauren Melodia, Director of Economic and Fiscal Policy at the Center for New York City Affairs at The New School, for a conversat…

3 months ago

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Degan Mercado Leopold on Building Better Talent Pipelines
Degan Mercado Leopold on Building Better Talent Pipelines

"Don’t ask what’s needed of you. Find the need and fulfill it.”

That idea has shaped Degan Mercado Leopold’s career across social impact, public servi…

3 months, 1 week ago

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Jeffrey LeFrancois on Public Space, Neighborhood Stewardship, and Inclusive Economic Corridors
Jeffrey LeFrancois on Public Space, Neighborhood Stewardship, and Inclusive Economic Corridors

What does it take to build a neighborhood people want to be part of?

In this episode of The NYC Workforce Drop, Greg Morris sits down with Jeffrey LeF…

3 months, 3 weeks ago

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Jennifer Mitchell on Housing, Reentry, and the Future of Workforce Development
Jennifer Mitchell on Housing, Reentry, and the Future of Workforce Development

“A room and a job to pay for it.”

That line has shaped The Doe Fund’s work for nearly 40 years, and in this episode of The NYC Workforce Drop, Greg Mo…

4 months ago

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