City and State NY

11/04/2025

💼 Ready to grow your business through government contracts?

In NYC, $1 billion in procurements happen every year — and across New York State, it’s $90 billion+.

On Thursday, November 13, join City & State’s Diversity & Procurement Summit and get in the room with top decision-makers shaping those opportunities.

Here’s what you’ll gain:
☀️ A full day focused on building partnerships between agencies, prime contractors, and MWBEs
🌟 Insights from keynote speakers Michael Garner (City of New York) & Dhanraj Singh (NYS Office of General Services)
🤝 Networking with 200+ leaders across the public and private sectors

👉 Register now! https://events.cityandstate.com/diversity-procurement-summit-2025/

11/03/2025

The 2025 Trailblazers in Economic Development

New York job creators leading the push for growth.

11/03/2025

Six years after the state closed rent stabilization loopholes, is there any political appetite to help desperate landlords?

11/03/2025

Congratulations to Kyle Markland for this acknowledgment of his many contributions to NYC’s economic development as the Chief Executive Officer of the City’s largest credit union.

11/03/2025

📣 Primary Care First: Reimagining New York’s Health System

Join Primary Care Development Corporation on Wednesday, November 12, for a special half-day event that brings together legislators, regulators, foundations, and experts to discuss how policy can elevate and recenter primary care within our health system.

We’re thrilled to announce one of our keynote speakers: Kate Bliss, Director of the Bureau of Health Access, Policy, and Innovation at the NYSDOH - New York State Health Department.

📅 Wednesday, November 12
📍 Museum of Jewish Heritage

👉 Register now! https://events.cityandstate.com/primary-care-first-reimagining-new-yorks-health-system/

11/03/2025

This week's magazine! https://bit.ly/3uj44Ul

10/29/2025

A.D. Hamingson & Associates proudly celebrates our 2025 Trailblazing Clients: Jon Donk, Davis McCallum, and Tony Kostecki—visionary leaders in New York’s cultural landscape.

10/29/2025

BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) congratulates our very own Chief Financial Officer, Jennifer Anglade for being named on City & State's City & State's Trailblazers in Arts & Culture list!

10/29/2025

Russell Granet, President & CEO of leading cultural nonprofit New 42, is a 2025 Trailblazer in Arts & Culture. Under his leadership, New 42 received a 2025 Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre. For more info on how New 42 is making a positive impact NYC's young people, visit New42.org.

New Victory

10/28/2025

"New Yorkers and elected officials pushed back after masked agents raided Chinatown, but more are on the way."

Editor's Note | The ICE storm is coming

New Yorkers and elected officials pushed back after masked agents raided Chinatown, but more are on the way.

10/27/2025

Meet the movers and shakers in New York’s vibrant creative spaces.

Movers and shakers in New York’s vibrant creative spaces.

10/27/2025

Megan Doyle is shaping the future of musical theater in New York — and the city is taking notice. City & State has named her one of 2025’s Trailblazers in Arts & Culture, honoring leaders redefining creativity and inclusion across the arts.

As Executive Director, 92NY Musical Theater & Theater for Young Audiences, Megan has transformed the program from the ground up — building a year-round ecosystem of classes, performance opportunities for children, and a nationally recognized Theater for Young Audiences (TYA) season that drew more than 13,000 attendees last year.

Her impact extends far beyond our stage. Through residencies in 20 NYC public school classrooms — including many serving children with disabilities — Megan and her team bring theater, teaching artists, and live performance directly into schools and communities across the city.

Her vision: theater as a space of empathy, imagination, and belonging. With nine TYA productions planned for 2025, her leadership continues to expand access to the arts and inspire the next generation of performers.

Congratulations, Megan — for lighting up the stage, the classroom, and our community.