Kathy Wylde
Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Former president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, the business group she led from 2000 until her retirement in January 2026; she joined the organization in 1982 and was succeeded by Steven Fulop.
Wikipedia Appearances: 21 · First: December 2017
Tourists are back, not so many office workers.
Former president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, the business group she led from 2000 until her retirement in January 2026; she joined the organization in 1982 and was succeeded by Steven Fulop.
21 interviews
Tourists are back, not so many office workers.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Mayor Adam's call to stay home. Wrong call for the City.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
The evolution of New York City post pandemic.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Is the City coming back to life post-pandemic?
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Manhattan DA redraws theft guidelines.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
New Yorkers are returning to offices slowly… very slowly.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Offices slowly filling up. Most back by September
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
The City is reopening, but very slowly.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
The City is slowly returning to normal.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Partnership call with District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Finally, some good news. New York City is bouncing back after the pandemic.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
There are signs life is returning to business in NYC.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
The City suffers but there are bright spots.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Employer impunity essential for recovery.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
The City is suffering. Employee indemnity is crucial.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Businesses are eager to return but difficult choices are ahead.
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Business big and small are going to have a rough time for a while. Come back, but when?
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
New Yorkers winners state budget [10:18]
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
Tax bill better than it was, but still not good for New York
Kathy Wylde Former CEO, Partnership for New York City
