“Buffalo is going to be challenged, here in WNY we are disproportionately reliant on sales tax and revenue and state aid,” Dottie Gallagher said, the CEO and president of Buffalo Niagara Partnership. As economic leaders try to figure out how to navigate this economic maze COVID created, cities like Buffalo
The Buffalo Niagara Partnership rolled out a campaign on Monday that has a simple message: All Western New Yorkers have a role to play in getting our economy back on its feet after it was staggered by Covid-19. The “It’s Our Job” initiative has two central tenets: urging residents to
“COVID-19 is still a very serious threat, and the onus is on all of us to determine how fast our Western New York community recovers. We know how integral local businesses are to the economy and the fabric of our community, so each of us must do our part to
“It’s our Job” is the slogan for a new initiative fronted by Buffalo Niagara Partnership in hopes to revive the economy around Western New York. “Local businesses can’t survive, unless we can keep the economy open and that’s not up to major corporate players, that’s up to every single one
The Buffalo Niagara Partnership has launched a new campaign targeted at keeping local businesses open and helping them recover from financial hardships brought by the COVID-19 pandemic. The “It’s Our Job” campaign focuses on two goals: encouraging individuals to do their part to keep local businesses open by buying local;
Consumers have the economic recovery in their hands – literally. That’s the urgent message of “It’s Our Job,” a public service campaign launching today, which presses Western New Yorkers to shop local and do their part to curb the spread of coronavirus, including washing their hands. The campaign calls consumers to action,
FREDERICTON — The COVID-19 pandemic has put cross-border shopping trips and vacations on hold since March, and many American businesses along the border say they miss both the revenue and the familiar Canadian faces. Dottie Gallagher, president and CEO of the Buffalo-Niagara Partnership says she worries a prolonged closure will prompt
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“People are creatures of habit, right?” said Dottie Gallagher, president and CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Partnership. “So I think it’s fair to assume that at the point at which the border is opening and there is a Bills or Sabres game, Canadians are going to come over. “But the
In total, the controversial Payroll Protection Program helped save 246,619 jobs in Western New York, according to data released by the U.S. Small Business Administration. What’s more, the forgivable federal loan program helped companies of all kinds to survive the pandemic, said Dottie Gallagher, president and CEO of the Buffalo
