NYC & Company Talks: Recovery Ready - How to go All In NYC

Join NYC & Company for an empowering marketing and sales workshop, designed to help you leverage All In NYC for your business. You will learn:

How our latest vibrancy program, All In NYC: Neighborhood Getaways, will be promoted and how you can participate.

How to create the best digital content from BRIC, a leading arts and media institution based in Brooklyn, to engage in our social media initiative, All In NYC: Opening Up.
How Mastercard supports small business in NYC and their tools for success.

Keep an eye out for the invitation to our next Recovery Ready webinar:

Sustainable Travel 

Thursday, September 24

Learn more about Sustainable Travel in NYC from industry leaders including Adam Lake, Head of Climate Week NYC Mark Chambers, Director of Mayor’s Office of Sustainability and Mastercard.

Speakers include:

Vicki Been, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

Roger Dow, President and CEO, U.S. Travel Association

Huntley Lawrence, Aviation Director, Port Authority of NY & NJ

Alan Steel, President and CEO, Javits Center 

Join us for panel discussions on driving policy changes in Harlem

Join us on Earth Day as we look at how the growing risks of rising temperatures, more intense storms and a history of environmental injustice continue to generate disproportionate climate impacts in communities like Harlem.  What is government doing to address these risks and how can local stakeholders partner to drive real change in policy?

 Local researchers, elected officials and community leaders will come together for the following panel discussions:

-Disproportionate Climate Impacts in Harlem, moderated by Diana Hernández, Associate Professor of Sociomedical Sciences at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health

-Harlem-Led Community Solutions and Climate Justice, moderated by Mark Levine, Manhattan Borough President

This event is presented by The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Columbia University and The City College of New York, hosted by NYC & Company’s Sustainable Tourism Committee.

Friday, April 22, 2022

9am–1pm

Columbia University

Low Memorial Library

535 W 116th St

Main entrance at top of the steps

For disability access, please enter on the northwest corner of the building on Upper Campus.  Access to Upper Campus is through an elevator on the north side of College Walk, adjacent to the Dodge Building. For further information or to request an accommodation, please email rstulbaum@nycgo.com.

Save the Date

March 4: Expand Business with New Audiences
Engage with the domestic Black leisure and meeting planner markets and learn the benefits of tourism and cultivating business for a diverse marketplace.

April 8: Black on Broadway
Hear from Black executives and talent who work on Broadway about their experiences and the diverse opportunities that one of NYC’s top attractions has to offer.

Access: The meeting platform (Zoom) is accessible by screen reader, captioning (CART) and ASL upon request. Participants may join by phone or computer/online. For further information or to request an accommodation, please email smckenna@nycgo.com. Requests for accommodation should be made by Monday, February 1, 2021.

About the All In NYC: Embracing Diversity Webinar Series

New York City is one of the most diverse destinations in the world—a place where cultures connect and people are encouraged to be unapologetically themselves. All In NYC: Embracing Diversity is a webinar series that explores the rich cultural stories of our destination, showcases the strength of our member product and highlights the diversity of the five boroughs—the immutable spirit and infinite experiences that make visiting NYC so transformative.

Our Embracing Diversity webinar series has begun with six webinars focused on Black travel. Black culture is an integral part of the identity of NYC, the city with the largest Black population in the US. Its influence can be felt across the five boroughs in many forms: world-renowned music, a celebrated food scene, the visual and performing arts, business owners and all who lead the charge in keeping the City progressive, resilient and safe. With a unique global footprint encompassing the Caribbean, Africa and South America, the Black community also boasts its own cultural nuances that deepen the City’s diversity.

These initial six Black travel webinars will be followed up by those focused on other diverse groups in NYC. All In NYC: Embracing Diversity provides essential information for professionals looking to speak to NYC in ways that are equitable, inclusive and authentic.

To view our first two webinars, Black Travel 101 and Black in the Tourism Industry (including important information from a research study on Black travelers), click here.

Vicki Been, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

Roger Dow, President and CEO, U.S. Travel Association

Huntley Lawrence, Aviation Director, Port Authority of NY & NJ

Alan Steel, President and CEO, Javits Center