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The Bronx Chamber of Commerce will hold a full-day economic development forum on Bronx Day during its Leadership Luncheon in Albany.<\/p>\n
Photo courtesy of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce<\/p>\n
The Bronx Chamber of Commerce<\/a> will be bringing together New York State policymakers, real estate leaders and business executives for panel discussions at a Leadership Luncheon as part of Bronx Day on Tuesday, March 10, at the Albany Capital Center in Albany.<\/p>\n The ticketed luncheon on Bronx Day, which is a full-day economic development forum, will feature two panels exploring the borough\u2019s real estate development and housing needs. Additionally, the panels will examine the rising cost of doing business in New York.<\/p>\n Discussions at the panels are intended to connect decision-makers in Albany directly with those navigating development, preservation, financing and regulatory challenges in the Bronx.\n<\/p>\n The first panel, \u201cBuilding the Bronx: Real Estate and Housing Solutions in a High-Cost Environment,\u201d will highlight the Bronx\u2019s development feasibility, housing preservation and the financial pressures facing rent-stabilized properties.<\/p>\n The Real Deal<\/a> Senior Reporter Kathryn Brenzel will moderate this discussion, which will also feature panelists State Senator Jamaal Bailey, Assemblymember Chantel Jackson, LMSW, Langsam Property Services Corp.<\/a> President Matt Engel and L+M Development Partners<\/a> Managing Director Jessica Yoon. These panelists will examine the capital conditions they believe are needed to unlock development while preserving existing housing.<\/p>\n \u201cDoing Business in New York: Costs, Constraints, and Competitiveness\u201d is the second panel. Moderated by Business Council of New York State<\/a> Executive Vice President Paul Zuber, this panel is expected to address labor costs, regulatory compliance, insurance, financing and other pressures shaping business decision-making across New York State.<\/p>\n Panelists will include State Senator Nathalia Fernandez, Assemblymember Landon Dais, National Federation of Independent Businesses<\/a> New York State Director Ashley Ranslow and Mainland Media LLC<\/a> COO and Managing Partner Paul Ramirez. The main topic will go over how current cost structures affect employers, small businesses and long-term economic competitiveness.<\/p>\n JPMorganChase<\/a> is the presenting partner for this Bronx Day event.\n<\/p>\n Additional support is being provided by Montefiore Einstein<\/a>, the New\u00a0York Yankees<\/a>,\u00a0New York Botanical Garden<\/a>, the Public Policy Institute of New York State<\/a>,\u00a0REBNY<\/a>,\u00a0Bally\u2019s<\/a>,\u00a0DJ Ambulette<\/a>, the New York Apartment Association<\/a>,\u00a0Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts<\/a>,\u00a0Con Edison<\/a>,\u00a0Amazon<\/a>, DoorDash<\/a>,\u00a0HILB Group\/Rampart Insurance Services<\/a>, Simone Development<\/a>, the Woodlawn Cemetery<\/a>, PhRMA<\/a>, the Wildlife Conservation Society<\/a>\u00a0and Molina Healthcare of New York, Inc.<\/a> Politico NY<\/a>,\u00a0News12<\/a>,\u00a0Schneps Media<\/a>,\u00a0BronxNet<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0In The Room Media<\/a> are the media partners.<\/p>\n