The information below is not a comprehensive review of the Governor’s proposals, but rather a targeted look at issues that are of key interest to the Partnership and its membership:
The reformed law also waives the customary 60 day waiting period for new legislation to take effect, meaning employers do not have to provide a 2015 notification by February 1.
The report, titled The Next Buffalo Teachers Contract: An Opportunity to Support Great Teaching & Student Learning, outlines a series of recommendations to improve upon teaching and learning through the Buffalo School District’s teacher contract negotiations.
On Oct. 28th, Erie County Legislator Ed Rath organized an Economic Development Forum and invited community leaders to participate.
In 2011, Visit Buffalo Niagara researched the impact of Canadian shoppers on the WNY economy and found nearly 1 billion dollars in spending in shopping and related expenditures! That’s the equivalent a new Buffalo Billion every year.
Like most organizations our size, we engage in political action which includes endorsements and financial support for candidates that support economic development for our region.
Despite Mark Twain’s adage that “There are lies, damn lies, and statistics,” I find myself more into the Jerry Maguire category: “Show me the money!” or more aptly, “Show me the numbers!”
With immigration hotly debated in the headlines, I feel it’s important to thoughtfully examine and recognize the economic impacts of the foreign-born, as immigration is an integral part of our country and city’s past, present and future.
June 24, 2014 marked my first Annual meeting as the President & CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Partnership.
Starting at 1:30 p.m. today, hosted at Artisan Kitchens & Baths, the Buffalo Niagara Partnership will hold its second Power UP event.
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