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Click on the image below, FY19 NYC Business Improvement District Trends Report, to read the full report.
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Download the Snow Removal 101 flyer and Your Responsibilities flyer below.
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FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NYC MANUFACTURERS!
Opportunity 1: Ops21 Advanced Technology Grants Join your fellow NYC manufacturers, with the support of an Ops21 grant, to implement relevant advanced manufacturing technologies in your business! $30K in Ops21 grant funds has already been awarded collectively to two NYC manufacturers for a digital manufacturing and a robotics implementation project! To see the full list of eligibility requirements or for more info, click here and read the “Ops21 Manufacturer Implementation Projects” section. Opportunity 2: Ops21 Technology Roadmap Project In addition, is your business looking to develop a technology strategy to reduce costs and improve operations? If so, check out the attached Ops21 Technology Roadmap project opportunity. |
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With support from the Neighborhood 360 initiative of NYC SBS, BRIC filmmakers follow District Manager Bill Wilkins on a narrative tour of the EBBID. We go behind-the-scenes of furniture manufacturer Inner Gaze, automotive services provider Simtech Auto, and steel distributor Eastern Steel.
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ApprenticeNYC
New York Works: City Launches First Program as Part of $5 Million Investment to Create 450 Apprenticeships for New Yorkers. To learn more, follow this link or click on the image below: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sbs/about/pr20180328_ApprenticeNYC.page
New York Works: City Launches First Program as Part of $5 Million Investment to Create 450 Apprenticeships for New Yorkers. To learn more, follow this link or click on the image below: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/sbs/about/pr20180328_ApprenticeNYC.page
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“East Brooklyn BID appreciates the sensitivity that DEP administered with the roll-out of the rain gardens in the industrial park and surrounding communities. It was prudent for the installations not to interfere with business operations and, in numerous locations, we were able to come up with alternate solutions as to not to impair business functions. This methodology between city agencies, community-based organizations and local stakeholders needs to be the blueprint going forward with other projects,” said East Brooklyn Business Improvement District Manager William Wilkins.
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EBBID Banners were installed around the BID area.
Below is a graphic of how the banner will look. 
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