Before a ban takes effect, however, lawmakers and school officials must answer a few questions around storage, enforcement, and parental communication to ensure that such an initiative can be effectively implemented.  

We caught up with a few founders who are part of our inaugural Startup:NYC cohort and addressing inequities within the health and wellness tech sector.

As widespread adoption of AI continues to capture the imagination, more New Yorkers are beginning to understand the potential for new technologies to help us address our climate emergency.

We’re excited to announce the first cohort of nine trailblazing startups spanning stages from pre-seed to Series A

Tanya Beja, a general partner at AlleyCorp leading the Economic Infrastructure team, where she focuses on investments and incubations that directly benefit working families, shares her insights.

NY Tech Week brought a mammoth ~700 events, and Tech:NYC — along with our friends at a16z and member companies and partners and collaborators — was in the thick of it.

Tech:NYC President & CEO Julie Samuels released this statement on the proposed increase in the payroll mobility tax:

Today, we’re releasing new data, in partnership with StreetEasy, that finds tech workers in NYC could afford about one in three (35%) rentals on the market in 2023.