“Hudson Yards is being transformed and woven into the fabric of Manhattan.” On Monday, October 2, Capalino+Company Executive Vice President Richard Barth joined government […] more→
Bridging the Gap: How New York City and State Government, in Partnership with the Private Sector, Can Increase Opportunities for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBE)
Written by Tunisha W. Walker, Senior Vice President, Capalino+Company New York City and State have made tremendous strides with regards to the implementation and […] more→
Executive Vice President Susan Hinkson Talks Land Use, Zoning, and the Future of New York City
Susan Hinkson, RA, LLM, former Vice Chair and Commissioner of New York City’s Board of Standards and Appeals (BSA), recently joined the Capalino+Company team […] more→
Getting to 80×50: Creating Sustainable Mobility for New York City
On June 15, Capalino+Company Executive Vice President Rich Kassel moderated a panel on promoting sustainable transportation in the outer boroughs at Getting NYC to […] more→
4 Essential Takeaways for MWBEs and Entrepreneurs from The Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Summit
By Tunisha W. Walker, Senior Vice President of Capalino+Company Last week I joined hundreds of minority business owners from around the country in Houston, […] more→
Igniting Business Strategies for the City of Tomorrow
Capalino+Company Sponsors NYC’s Inaugural Smart Cities Expo Capalino+Company was proud to sponsor NYC’s first Smart Cities Expo, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, May 3-6. […] more→
Why Nonprofits Should Care About Millennials
By Capalino+Company Associate Vice President Safeena Mecklai In 2016, the total number of millennials living in the United States was 75.4 million, a population […] more→
Participation vs Real Participation of MWBEs in New York City
Comptroller Stringer Releases Report for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) New York City Comptroller Stringer’s Report “Making the Grade” provides a more detailed look at […] more→
Diversity Drives Success in NYC: Increasing Procurement Opportunities for MWBEs
On Wednesday, June 15, Mayor de Blasio announced New York City’s plan to award $16 billion in M/WBE contracts by July 2025. In a city […] more→
