Westchester County Association

Parts of the Hudson Line could sit underwater at high tide without major resiliency investments, one of warnings shared at WCA's Real Estate Conference, where developers, infrastructure leaders, officials discussed how infrastructure constraints are impacting housing & economy.

Westchester’s housing shortfall has reached critical levels and could grow significantly by 2040. The WCA joined regional partners in calling for smart development and practical local solutions that expand housing opportunity while supporting workforce and economic growth.

Last Call! Join us on May 13 at The Annual Westchester County Real Estate Conference: The Infrastructure Imperative for actionable insights on overcoming development obstacles from industry leaders. Register: bit.ly/48B5RVC

The WCA recently hosted Career Pathways at Southern Westchester BOCES. Healthcare professionals shared their career journeys, day-to-day experiences, and practical advice. The panel and Q&A session highlighted the diverse array of job opportunities in the sector.

Westchester’s housing shortage, rising demand & affordability are concerns. WCA's Michael Romita said outdated regulatory processes are slowing development, and mixed-use projects can create housing, strengthen downtowns & expand opportunity. bit.ly/3OXnVTq

The next gen of Westchester’s leaders gathered for an evening of conversation and connection at Kanopi. Hosted by WCA’s New Leaders Roundtable, the exclusive members-only event brought together rising professionals from across industries to meet and share ideas.

Welcome to our new members Mitchell Martin Inc.; ProTech IT Solutions, LLC; Simon Security Systems; and Cedar Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Learn how the WCA can help advance your business: bit.ly/3UULKbG #WestchesterCountyAssociation #WCA

WCA member Andrus’ Corine Lurry-Mabin is watching one thing closely: Medicaid. Amid evolving healthcare policies—including changes tied to HR1—the implications for access to care are real. For orgs serving children and families, uncertainty is not theoretical, it’s operational.

The Westchester County Board of Legislators announced a new Affordability and Economic Development Task Force, which will examine affordability and small business challenges & develop recommendations aimed at easing pressure on residents and employers. bit.ly/4n15uK1

Last Call! Young leaders, don’t miss out. Join the WCA's New Leaders Roundtable for an evening of networking tomorrow at Kanopi. *Members only Tickets: westchester.org

Join the WCA on May 13 at The Infrastructure Imperative for actionable insights on overcoming development obstacles from industry leaders. Register: bit.ly/48B5RVC

The WCA continues to safeguard Westchester’s healthcare sector at a critical moment. Guided by our Healthcare Consortium and in collaboration with our statewide partners, we focus on protecting access, defending funding, and ensuring system stability. bit.ly/4cr302I

The next gen of Westchester leaders is connecting here. WCA’s New Leaders Roundtable invites rising professionals to an exclusive networking event at Kanopi. Build meaningful relationships, gain fresh perspectives, and expand your circle for what’s next. bit.ly/4scVE8N

In partnership with Westchester County Government, the WCA's Regional Job Fair this week drew nearly 300 job seekers and 41 employers. Education and training providers connected with employers to build future talent pipelines—aligning workforce development with business needs.

Meet your next hire at WCA and Westchester County's Regional Job Fair tomorrow. ✅ Showcase your open roles ✅ Connect with qualified job seekers ✅ Build relationships with local schools to strengthen your long-term talent pipeline Reach out: khaughey@westchester.org

Welcome to our new members! Together, we’re building momentum across industries and strengthening the future of business in Westchester County. Take advantage of that momentum—discover how the WCA can help advance your business: bit.ly/3UULKbG

Young professionals of Westchester, this is for you. Connect with rising leaders, expand your network, and invest in your future at the WCA’s exclusive New Leaders Roundtables event at Kanopi. Don’t miss out. For tickets: bit.ly/4scVE8N Thank you to our sponsors.

WCA is tackling the housing crisis. WCA's Michael Romita and Vjola Isufaj brought the housing conversation directly to policymakers in Albany—meeting with legislators to discuss housing, infrastructure, and reforms needed to address the region's housing shortage.

Meet your next hire at Westchester County Association and Westchester County's Regional Job Fair on April 14. To reserve a table or learn more about sponsorship opportunities, reach out to Kelly Haughey: khaughey@westchester.org.

WCA’s recent Workforce Committee meeting at SUNY Westchester reinforced that strong talent pipelines are built through collaboration, work-based learning, and intentional retention practices.