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Board of Directors

The Members of NYCEDC are appointed by the Mayor and annually elect themselves to the Board of Directors.

Margaret Anadu, Chair

Margaret Anadu has devoted her career to investing that simultaneously drives strong financial returns and demonstrable positive impact on underserved individuals, families, and communities.  She is widely recognized as one of the foremost experts on equitable access to capital, having invested over $10 billion across hundreds of transactions throughout the United States, and was named one of the most influential figures in US commercial real estate by Commercial Observer.  Margaret is a trusted advisor to many senior government officials at the federal, state, and local levels on utilizing private capital to create more equitable communities.  As an experienced investor and thought leader on public-private partnerships, Margaret is often asked to share her views, including appearances on CNN, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Yahoo Finance. She was named to “40 Under 40” lists by Fortune, Black Enterprise, and Crain’s.

Prior to joining the Vistria Group as a Senior Partner, Margaret was a partner at Goldman Sachs, where she was the global head of sustainability and impact for asset management and chair of the Urban Investment Group (UIG), the first impact investing platform at a major US financial institution and Goldman Sachs’ primary impact investing platform.  Under her leadership, UIG’s portfolio primarily comprised of real estate, with a focus on workforce, affordable, and mixed-income housing, but also included investments in community facilities, educational space, industrial facilities, green infrastructure, student loans, small businesses, and minority-owned financial institutions.  Margaret ultimately grew the business to $3 billion of equity and debt commitments annually.

As a leader with a clear understanding of the role market-based capital plays in addressing society’s greatest challenges, Margaret was the chief architect of the One Million Black Women investment strategy—Goldman Sachs’ $10 billion capital commitment to narrow opportunity gaps for Black women in the United States and, by extension, their families and broader communities.  In addition, during the COVID-19 pandemic, she led the firm’s $2 billion relief effort for small businesses.  Margaret serves on the boards of the Center for an Urban Future, the Low Income Investment Fund, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, New York Public Radio, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and the Africa Center.

Born in Houston, Texas, Margaret is a graduate of Harvard College and lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two children.

Mir Bashar

Mir Bashar is a veteran public-sector executive with 28 years of distinguished service to New York City, spanning four mayoral administrations. A recognized expert in municipal finance, operations, and administrative management, he has played a central role in strengthening the fiscal and operational backbone of City Hall for nearly three decades.

As the Chief Administrative & Financial Officer for the Office of the Mayor, Mir provides executive leadership over all operational units within Administrative Services. He oversees budgeting, finance, contracting, administration, facilities, fleet, and customer service functions, directing efforts that streamline systems, enhance efficiency, and uphold the highest standards of accountability. He leads the management of a $65 million operating budget, supervises a team of more than 80 professionals, and serves as a key liaison to City agencies, the Office of Management and Budget, and oversight entities. Mir also co-leads the Mayor’s Office Continuity of Operations (COOP) team and serves as the Agency Privacy Officer Liaison.

Before assuming this role, Mir spent 18 years as Senior Director of Budget & Financial Planning, where he oversaw the mayor’s operating, revenue, and capital reconciliations, developed cost-saving strategies, guided staffing plans, and ensured compliance with citywide fiscal policies. He began his City Hall career as a budget analyst, steadily rising through roles of increasing responsibility due to his analytical rigor, collaborative approach, and ability to solve complex operational challenges. His deep institutional knowledge, built across nearly three decades, has made him one of the most experienced administrative leaders in the Mayor’s Office.

He holds a Master of Public Administration from Long Island University and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the City University of New York. His academic training, combined with decades of hands-on operational leadership, continues to shape his commitment to transparency, efficiency, and the effective delivery of public service.  Beyond his professional service, Mir is a devoted husband and father of two. He and his family proudly reside in the Bronx.

Paula Roy Carethers

Paula Roy Carethers is an accomplished urban planner and real estate strategist committed to fostering inclusive, sustainable, and innovative communities.  With her extensive expertise in real estate, urban planning, and public relations, she has strategically guided numerous large-scale projects.  Paula currently spearheads the real estate strategy for the Archdiocese of New York, managing an expansive portfolio.  She has held leadership roles in various high-impact projects, such as the New York City Housing Development Corporation's real estate affairs and the master planning for Ford’s restoration of Michigan Central Station.  Her planning career began at the New York City Economic Development Corporation, where she contributed to significant projects like the post-9/11 Lower Manhattan rebuilding and Brooklyn Bridge Park's planning.  Paula earned her graduate degree from the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

Ramakrishna Cherukuri

Ramakrishna Cherukuri is the Founder & CEO of New York Frangrance, a duty free distribution platform he launched in Staten Island over 40 years ago.  He has developed deep relationships with partners in Europe, Asia, and Latin America to further expand his presence as an entrepreneur and leader.  Furthermore, he used his career as an opportunity to be a changemaker.  Ram has devoted his career to building and investing in the growth of NYC through his company as well as various other ventures across real estate, hospitality, and healthcare.

Throughout his career, Ram has partnered with various stakeholders across the NYC ecosystem to be an advocate for change, entrepreneurship, and leadership.  He has previously served on the Board of the Staten Island Economic Development Corporation, the Board of the Staten Island University Hospital, and the Board of the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce.

Eric A. Clement

Eric A. Clement is the Founder and Managing Partner of Bedford37, a private investment firm specializing in cross-sector real estate and infrastructure investments across the U.S. and emerging markets. With a career defined by innovation and impact, Eric brings decades of leadership across institutional investing, development finance, and public-private partnerships.

Prior to founding Bedford37, Eric served as a senior executive at RXR, where he launched and led the firm’s sustainable investment division, overseeing a portfolio exceeding $1.5 billion. His strategic initiatives integrated ESG principles with commercial performance, setting a new benchmark for impact-driven investing in real estate.

Previously, Eric served as Senior Managing Director at the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), where he led the Strategic Investments Group - overseeing a $15 billion investment portfolio, all city-managed tax incentive programs, and NYC’s taxable and tax-exempt financing authority. Under his leadership, these tools were deployed in concert to drive economic development, attract private capital, and expand socio-economic opportunity citywide. Eric’s earlier roles include leadership positions at Blue Frontier Group, SGI Global Holdings, and blue-chip firms such as Accenture, Citigroup, and J.P. Morgan, where he cultivated deep expertise across global markets.

A Lehigh University alumnus, Eric serves on its Board of Trustees. He holds an MBA from the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School and is currently an Associate Fellow of the school. He also serves as an advisor to the International Well Building Institute and serves as a Mayoral Appointee to the NYCEDC Board.

Eric’s work is anchored in the belief that capital should be both catalytic and conscious - delivering returns while driving sustainable growth.

Costa Constantinides

Costa Constantinides serves as Chief Executive Officer for the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens, which serves over 4,000 young people per year. In his new role, Mr. Constantinides has helped secure millions in capital funding towards Variety's reimagined clubhouse that will serve 16,000 kids.  In September 2021, he was appointed to the New York City Environmental Justice Advisory Board, as well as to the NYCEDC Board of Directors. Previously, he represented the New York City Council's 22nd District, which includes his native Astoria, Rikers Island, parts of Jackson Heights, Woodside, and East Elmhurst.

Mr. Constantinides is a nationally recognized expert on climate change. As chair of the Environmental Protection Committee from 2015 to 2021, he was committed to fighting the effects of climate change, particularly its effects on New York City's landscape, though sustainability, resiliency, and air quality were among his top environmental concerns long before he was sworn in. In April 2019, Mr. Constantinides led the effort to pass the historic Climate Mobilization Act, the largest carbon emissions reduction ever mandated by any city in the world. He also fought to pass and to finalize the Renewable Rikers Act in 2021, a vision to transform Rikers Island into a sustainable energy island that includes a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment system, renewable energy, battery storage, and organics collection and reuse. In his 7+ years on the New York City Council, he passed 44 bills as the lead sponsor to combat climate change and its effects on New York City.

Mr. Constantinides was born, raised, and continues to reside in Astoria, Queens. He attended Queens College, where he now teaches as an adjunct lecturer in both the Political Science and Urban Studies departments. In 2010, he received his Juris Doctor from Benjamin Cardozo School of Law, and he was admitted to the bar in 2014.

Dr. Héctor R. Cordero-Guzmán

Dr. Cordero-Guzmán is President of the Research Foundation of the City University of New York (CUNY). Prior to that, he was a professor at the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College - CUNY. He was also a professor in the Ph.D. programs in sociology and urban education at the CUNY Graduate Center. Dr. Cordero-Guzmán has published academic research and taught graduate courses on issues related to education, labor markets and employment, non-profit organizations, microfinance, international migration, poverty, and inequality, economic and community development, race and ethnic relations, and social policy. Before joining The School of Public Affairs at CUNY, Dr. Cordero-Guzmán worked as a program officer in the Economic Development and the Quality Employment Units of the Asset Building and Community Development Program at The Ford Foundation. He received his Master’s Degree and Ph.D. in Sociology from The University of Chicago.

Mitchell Draizin

Mr. Draizin is the founder and President of the Concordia Philanthropic Fund whose mission is to support youth leadership initiatives primarily in the LGBTQ and Progressive political sectors. Previously he was the President of Longview Capital Advisors, a real estate investment and mortgage banking company. He is the co-founder and President of the CUNY LGBTQ Leadership Program, and he has created and volunteer teaches Financial Empowerment Workshops and classes at CUNY. Mr. Draizin serves on the boards of various nonprofits, including the Congressional Award Foundation, The New Leaders Council, the Williams Institute, Housing Rights Initiative, and the American LGBTQ+ Historic and Cultural Museum Project.

Paul Fernandes

Paul Fernandes has been the Executive Director of CCA Metro, the Carpenter Contractor Alliance of Metropolitan New York, since 2014.  He leads the organization’s operations to promote the joint interests of more than 20,000 union carpenters and 1,000 contractors.  Mr. Fernandes is recognized as one of the most effective strategists, policy experts, and speakers on construction issues.  He has been a lead negotiator on billions of dollars of public and private sector labor agreements and an instrumental advocate and adviser on numerous economic development efforts, public procurement reforms to generate taxpayer savings while protecting labor standards, reducing workers’ compensation costs, and utilizing training programs to improve workforce skill, safety, and diversity.

Mr. Fernandes was Chief of Staff of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York for two decades during which time he was also President and CEO of The Edward J. Malloy Initiative for Construction Skills, where he is currently chair of the board of directors.  A Rutgers University graduate, Mr. Fernandes began his career working as a finance coordinator on Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign.  This was followed by an appointment as Special Assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Labor in the White House Liaison’s office.  He later served as an aide on campaigns for statewide and local office.

William S. Floyd

Mr. Floyd is the managing director for US State and Local Government Relations for JPMorganChase, overseeing the company's engagement with local elected and public officials. Before joining JPMorganChase, he was the senior director for state and local government affairs head for Google, leading the company's government and regulatory interactions, public affairs programs, and community relations.  Previously, Mr. Floyd was a Senior Advisor in the Government and Regulatory Affairs Division of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP.,  served as Executive Director of the New York City Districting Commission and worked as Director of Community Affairs for New York and Connecticut for Verizon Communications Inc.  At the beginning of his professional career, he spent nearly a decade in New York City government, including at NYCEDC.  He is an active member of several non-profit boards, including the Association for Better New York and Carnegie Hall.  Mr. Floyd is a graduate of Columbia University.

Adam Friedman

Adam Friedman is a Strategy Consultant helping organizations to identify and capitalize on opportunities, develop strategic relationships, raise funds and make more informed decisions to advance their mission.

Adam has more than 35 years of experience in economic and community development, urban planning and policy and development of sustainable practices, and is recognized nationally for his work to strengthen urban manufacturing and build organizational capacity.  Adam was previously Chief Strategy Officer at Pratt Institute, Director of the Pratt Center for Community Development and managed economic and community development for former Manhattan Borough Presidents Dinkins and Messinger.

Adam is co-founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Urban Manufacturing Alliance, a national network of economic development professionals in more than 200 cities. His career includes directing the Garment Industry Development Corporation, one of the nation’s first public-private labor-management partnerships established to strengthen one of the city’s key economic sectors, and creating the New York Industrial Retention Network, a nonprofit organization established to preserve the city’s manufacturing sector. While at NYIRN, Adam launched the Made In NYC program which now serves approximately 1,200 local manufacturers.

Matthew Hiltzik

Mr. Hiltzik is the Founder and CEO of Hiltzik Strategies, providing a wide range of communications services including strategic counsel, crisis management, and corporate positioning. Mr. Hiltzik previously held roles as the President and CEO of Freud Communications and as Senior Vice President of Communications and Government Relations for Miramax Films.  He also served as Press Secretary/Deputy Executive Director of the New York State Democratic Committee, having worked on campaigns for Sen. Charles Schumer and former Sen. Hillary Clinton.  Mr. Hiltzik is a graduate of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) at Cornell University and Fordham University School of Law.

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DeWayne Louis

DeWayne Louis has over 20 years of financial markets experience. In 2014, Mr. Louis co-founded Versor Investments, a quantitative investment management firm based in New York City. Prior to co-founding Versor, he was one of the inaugural members of the North American hedge fund group at Investcorp, a global alternative investment firm. In his role at Investcorp, Mr. Louis helped grow the business to peak assets of $8 billion, advised institutional investors on customized hedge fund solutions, and designed new product offerings. He previously worked at UBS in the private equity secondaries group, focusing on buying and selling private equity interests in the secondary market. Early in his career, Mr. Louis worked at Credit Suisse Group, where he focused on mergers, acquisitions, and project finance transactions. He is a graduate of Georgetown University.

James McSpiritt

Mr. McSpiritt is a lawyer and non-profit director. He served as the first Chief Executive Officer for Archdiocesan Housing of the Archdiocese of New York, responsible for the housing work undertaken by Catholic Homes New York, a Catholic Charities affiliate. Catholic Homes New York is an owner and developer of affordable housing. Under his leadership at Catholic Homes, 400 new units of affordable family and senior units were completed and construction commenced on over 190 additional units of family and supportive housing, all in the Bronx. He had been Chief of the New York City Law Department's Economic Development Division, which plays a central role in advising and negotiating major development projects for the city. Before returning to the Law Department, where he previously had served in the Economic Development Division and as Deputy Chief of the Municipal Finance Division, Mr. McSpiritt was Corporate Vice President and General Counsel of the Phipps Houses Group, a non-profit developer, owner, and manager of affordable housing in New York City. He is a graduate of Princeton University and the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.

Ngozi Okaro

Ngozi Okaro advocates for a fashion industry that honors planet and people. She founded Custom Collaborative to support immigrant and no/low-income women launching sustainable fashion businesses and careers. Custom Collaborative also serves fashion-industry entrepreneurs, workers, and consumers who value ethical fashion. In addition to leading Custom Collaborative, Ngozi is a Commissioner of the NYC Equal Employment Practices Commission. Among other honors, she is a 2022 Goldman Sachs Black Woman Impact Leader, Vogue Business 100 Innovator, and Conscious Fashion Campaign & United Nations SDG Honoree; 2021 AARP Purpose Prize Fellow, and Crain's Notable Woman in Business; 2020 “World-Changing Women in Conscious Business” winner, from Conscious Company Media and Kate Spade; 2019 NYC Fair Trade Coalition "Changemaker of the Year", and New York Women's Foundation "Spirit of Entrepreneurship” awardee. She is certified by NYU’s Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising, was a 2014 Environmental Leadership Program Fellow, and is a graduate of the Coro Leadership New York program. Ngozi is a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center and of Morgan State University.

Patrick J. O’Sullivan, Jr.

Mr. O’Sullivan is a partner at Herrick, Feinstein, LLP where he advises clients on a range of real estate matters, including development projects, acquisitions and dispositions and financings. Prior to Herrick, Mr. O’Sullivan was a senior attorney at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP. Previously, Mr. O’Sullivan served as Executive Vice President and Head of the Real Estate Transactions Group at NYCEDC for seven years. Prior to NYCEDC, Mr. O'Sullivan spent five years advising clients on corporate and securities law matters in private practice. Mr. O’Sullivan is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School.

Emanuel Pastreich

Manny Pastreich has dedicated his career to improving working conditions for service workers. In December 2022, Manny became President of the 185,000-member strong 32BJ Service Employees International Union (SEIU). Previously, Manny served as Secretary-Treasurer and Director of Bargaining for 32BJ. In this role, he participated in bargaining every major 32BJ contract, helping win wage increases, strengthening members’ health and training benefits and expanding job protections for the 32BJ members in New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington D.C., and beyond.

Manny’s work has led to thousands of members being organized into SEIU and 32BJ. He led the research for the 1992-1996 Justice for Janitors campaign in Washington D.C. which saw janitors and allies blocking bridges and major arteries. He also played a key role supporting 32BJ’s successful organizing of tens of thousands of security officers and airport workers in the 2000s. In the 1990s, he also worked as a researcher supporting SEIU’s organizing and bargaining across the country before being the research director for the AFL-CIO on the United Farm Workers’ strawberry worker organizing campaign. He worked another three years with the AFL-CIO, coordinating multi-union campaigns in the airline and airport sectors.

Tiffany Raspberry

Tiffany Raspberry is a senior government affairs executive with more than two decades of experience shaping state and local public policy and economic development strategy across the United States. She previously served as Deputy Mayor for Intergovernmental Affairs for the City of New York, where she led legislative strategy across federal, state, and local jurisdictions and supervised a 25+ person intergovernmental affairs team.

During her tenure, Tiffany directed the development and execution of the City’s annual legislative agenda, advancing priorities related to economic development, housing, infrastructure, fiscal policy, and public-private partnerships. She worked closely with the Governor’s Office, State Legislature, Congressional delegation, and municipal stakeholders to align policy strategy with sustainable economic growth and institutional stability.

Raised in public housing in New York City, Tiffany brings both lived experience and executive discipline to her work. She earned a joint graduate degree from NYU and University College London and bachelor’s degree from Fordham University. Her leadership is defined by strategic coalition building, governance acumen, and a deep commitment to ensuring that economic development delivers measurable opportunity for communities.
With a national network of state and local leaders cultivated over 20 years, Tiffany offers a sophisticated understanding of the intersection of politics, public finance, and long-term economic growth.

Joseph Shamie

With over 40 years of experience in the juvenile furniture industry, Mr. Shamie, Co-President of Delta Children, is at the forefront of revolutionizing and innovating the landscape of affordable and safe children’s products. Together, with his brother, Sam, Joseph helped grow their father’s retail store in Bedford-Stuyvesant into Delta Children, a company that has transformed the juvenile category. He’s assumed multiple roles, including overseeing product development, sales, marketing—and most importantly, safety. Committed to creating products that every family can afford, Joseph is constantly working towards providing children worldwide with a safe place to sleep.

A native of New York City, Joseph grew up in Brooklyn, and is dedicated to helping families in local communities live better. Recognized for his charitable endeavors, Joseph has received prestigious awards from First Candle, UJA and the Sephardic Community Center, of which he is the Chairman of the Finance Committee. He is a Delivering Good board member and received the organization’s prestigious Humanitarian of the Year Award. 

As part of Delta Children’s Safe Sleep Campaign, Joseph delivers life-saving safe-sleep presentations to new and expecting parents around the country. To date, The Safe Sleep Campaign has donated over $6 million worth of product and monetary contributions to victims of natural disaster relief, child development centers and military families to ensure every baby has a safe place to sleep. A Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) board member, Joseph helps create industry standards that ensure children’s wellbeing. Joseph works closely with several charities, including Delivering Good, Northside Center for Child Development, The New York Foundling, Inwood House, Angel Fund, Sephardic Bikur Holim, GOOD+ and the United Jewish Appeal (UJA), as well as serving on the non-profit board of First Candle. 

Joseph resides in Brooklyn with his wife, Adrienne. Together they raised four children, Louis, Lorraine, Gloria and David, and recently welcomed their eighth grandchild.

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Elizabeth Velez

Elizabeth Velez spearheads strategic growth and project diversification for the 50-year-old Velez Organization as President and principal, ensuring that the second-generation construction services firm is one of the longest established and successful in the region. To her credit are hundreds of projects which have come to fruition under her direction, including over 600 units of housing made affordable by state and federal grants in the Bronx and Harlem, and over $30 billion of significant educational, healthcare, and large-scale projects throughout New York.

In 2022, Ms. Velez was appointed by Governor Kathy Hochul to the Board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. In July 2022, Ms. Velez joined the MTA Traffic Review Board - a six-member panel to determine the City's congestion pricing toll. She served until 2021 as commissioner of the NYC Property Tax Reform Commission, which produced public inclusive recommendations to create transparency and equity in the NYC tax system. From 2020 to 2021, she served for both former mayor Bill de Blasio and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo on COVID pandemic advisory and recovery boards. She also served on the New York Stands with Puerto Rico Recovery & Rebuilding Committee, and the New York Memorial Commission for Hurricane Maria. Ms. Velez is a Trustee of the New York Police Foundation and serves on its Executive Committee. In her advocacy role for the design and building industry of New York, Ms. Velez was Chair of the New York Building Congress, the preeminent A/E/C industry group. She continues in a leadership role with the NYBC as the newly created Chair of the NYBC Council of Presidents.

Ms. Velez is a graduate of Hofstra University, with both a Bachelor's and Master's of Business Administration.

Betty Woo

Ms. Woo is the chief of the Economic Development Division at the New York City Law Department. She joined the Law Department in the Commercial and Real Estate Litigation Division in 1995 and then moved to the Economic Development Division in 2001, where she became senior counsel in 2004 and then deputy chief in 2011. During her tenure in the Economic Development Division, Ms. Woo has worked on many complex real estate and other commercial transactions including the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, the Hudson Yards development, and the management of the airports. Prior to the Law Department, Ms. Woo was a litigation associate at the firm of Mandel and Resnik. She has a JD from Fordham University School of Law.

Kathryn S. Wylde

Ms. Wylde is the President and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, a nonprofit organization of the City’s business leaders dedicated to maintaining New York City as a center of world commerce, finance, and innovation. A graduate of St. Olaf College, she was also the founding President and CEO of the Housing Partnership Development Corporation.

Board & Committee Meetings

Get information below about meetings for NYCEDC's Board of Directors, Executive, Real Estate and Finance, and other committees.

Meetings are streamed live and available on-demand within 24 hours.

NYCEDC Board of Directors and Members Meetings

Meetings of the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) Board of Directors will be held at 8:30 am (unless otherwise indicated) at the offices of NYCEDC at One Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006 on the dates listed below. Members meetings will take place in the same location, as indicated by "**" below. Members meetings start at 8:30 am, immediately followed by the directors meeting.

• February 3, 2026
• April 28, 2026
• June 16, 2026
• August 4, 2026
• September 30, 2026
• November 10, 2026**
• February 2, 2027
• April 30, 2027
• June 15, 2027

Agendas for upcoming meetings will be posted within seven days of each meeting, whenever possible.

NYCEDC Executive Committee Meetings

Meetings of the Executive Committee of the NYCEDC Board of Directors will be held at 9 am (unless otherwise indicated) at the offices of NYCEDC at One Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006 on the following dates:

• February 3, 2026
• March 17, 2026
• April 28, 2026
• June 16, 2026
• August 4, 2026
• September 30, 2026
• November 10, 2026
• December 17, 2026
• February 2, 2027
• March 16, 2027
• April 30, 2027
• June 15, 2027

Agendas for upcoming Executive Committee meetings will be posted within seven days of each meeting, whenever possible.

NYCEDC Real Estate and Finance Committee Meetings

Upcoming meetings of the NYCEDC Real Estate and Finance Committee will be held at 9 am (unless otherwise indicated) at the offices of NYCEDC at One Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006 on the following dates:

• January 21, 2026
• April 14, 2026
• June 2, 2026
• July 22, 2026
• September 16, 2026
• October 28, 2026
• January 20, 2027
• April 14, 2027
• June 2, 2027

A meeting of the NYCEDC Real Estate and Finance Committee will be held at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, in Conference Room 13B (Sunset Park), on the 13th Floor at the offices of NYCEDC at One Liberty Plaza, New York, New York.  Attendees must enter NYCEDC's offices on the 14th Floor.

Access to a live stream of this meeting is provided below.

The agenda for the meeting is as follows:

• Approval of Minutes of the April 14, 2026 Meeting of the Real Estate and Finance Committee
• Modification to Deed to Wildflower JFK North LLC
• Such other business as may properly come before the meeting

The minutes and other materials to be approved at the meeting will be made available for viewing here, in the coming days.

Live Stream Access and Information for NYCEDC Real Estate and Finance Committee Meeting: June 2, 2026 - 9:00 AM

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NYCEDC Audit Committee Meetings

Upcoming meetings of the NYCEDC Audit Committee will be held at 9 am (unless otherwise indicated) at the offices of NYCEDC at One Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006 on the following dates:

• February 4, 2025 (9:30 a.m.)
• March 26, 2026 (special meeting - 9:30 a.m.)
• June 17, 2025 (9:45 a.m.)
• September 25, 2025
• February 3, 2026 (9:45 a.m.)
• June 16, 2026 (9:45 a.m.)

Agendas for upcoming Audit Committee meetings will be posted within seven days of each meeting, whenever possible.

Other NYCEDC Committees

Agendas for other upcoming committee meetings will be posted within seven days of each meeting, whenever possible.

Disclosures

Our Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion

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