The Westchester County Association (WCA) is the leading economic development and business advocacy organization serving Westchester County and the region.
NEW: The WCA has launched a series of advocacy and action initiatives designed to drive economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and to foster long-term growth.
The initiatives are outlined in “Towards a Stronger Future”, a newly-released report from the WCA’s Post Pandemic Working Group (PPWG), which is a select committee of business, nonprofit, and education and government leaders who are working collaboratively to support the recovery and long-term prosperity of the region. Read the press release.
WCA Smart Growth Focus Areas
The Healthcare and Life Sciences Ecosystem is the anchor of Westchester’s economy. How is the WCA
helping grow this $15 billion industry?
Westchester has never been better positioned for growth. How is the WCA ensuring the county
capitalizes on its tremendous potential?
Regions that focus on talent and workforce development benefit economically. How is the WCA connecting businesses with talent?
Today’s economy depends on a robust digital infrastructure. How
is the WCA pioneering an effort to make gigabit-plus-speed connectivity the new standard across
Westchester?
Upcoming Events
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Virtual Coffee Networking w/ CEO
Connect and network virtually with fellow WCA members and the WCA team.
Celebrating WCA’s Past, Present & A Look into the Future
70th Anniversary Leadership Event
Join us for a virtual experience celebrating the achievements of great leaders and looking towards a strong future.
News and Updates
Dr. Philip Ozuah, president and chief executive officer of Montefiore Medicine, will deliver the keynote address at the Westchester County Association (WCA)’s online 70th Anniversary Leadership Event, which will celebrate business and nonprofit movers and shakers, Congresswoman Nita Lowey, and local healthcare heroes, on November 19 at 4 p.m. EST.
The Westchester County Association has revised its Policy Playbook, a guide for development and
economic growth, to include insights, resources and examples of how to develop successful housing
initiatives with the goal of helping municipalities meet the needs for more diverse, affordable and
available housing.
The new Housing Initiatives chapter of the playbook points out that businesses have a stake in
solving housing issues.
The business and nonprofit community, led by the Westchester County Association’s Real Estate and Housing Task Force, is developing solutions to this massive problem. A multi-faceted assemblage of real estate, planning, land use, financial, legal, academic and government stakeholders are working collaboratively to generate multi-disciplinary solutions.
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