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Mayor Eric Adams Rings Opening Bell at NYSE
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February 28, 2022
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12:31Now PlayingMAYOR ADAMS RINGS OPENING BELL AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, PUSHES TO BUILD A MORE INCLUSIVE ECONOMY
Mayor Adams Closes Out Black History Month With Focus on Giving BIPOC Entrepreneurs More Opportunities in Rebuilding NYC’s Economy
Surrounded by those from underrepresented communities in the business world, New York City Mayor Eric Adams today rang the opening bell at The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). On the final day of Black History Month, Mayor Adams highlighted efforts underway to provide more opportunities to Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), as well as women, as New York seeks to rebuild the economy and recover from COVID-19.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams rings the opening bell at The New York Stock Exchange this morning to mark the end of Black History Month and highlight how he is building a more equitable economy that will give all New Yorkers opportunities.
Joining Mayor Adams to ring today’s opening bell at NYSE was Deputy Mayor for Economic and Workforce Development Maria Torres-Springer, Deputy Mayor for Strategic Initiatives Sheena Wright, NYSE Chair Sharon Bowen, and NYSE President Lynn Martin.
Also joining Mayor Adams on the podium to ring the opening bell were representatives of a number of companies chosen last week to participate in New York City Economic Development Corporation’s inaugural cohort of the Founder Fellowship program. This initiative will provide urban tech startup founders from underrepresented backgrounds — BIPOC, as well as women — with the resources to build and scale their companies in New York City. The fellows will benefit from access to an 84,000 square foot space in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, its vast member community and extended global network, and on-site product realization resources.
The fellows standing with Mayor Adams today were:
• Joy Fan, re/tell
• Samori Harris, Farm to Flame Energy Inc.
• Brittany Kendrick, Hydronomy Inc
• Jelynne Morse, The Drivers Cooperative
• Atif Qadir, REDIST
• Shelly Xu, SXD
New York Stock Exchange
18 Broad Street
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February 28, 2022
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