New York City Department of Education Chancellor Joel Klein Has Raised $38 Million to Fund the NYC Leadership Academy.

NYC Schools Chancellor Joel Klein announced on June 21, 2004, that the Partnership for New York City, one of the City's leading business organizations, has raised more than $30 million to fund the NYC Leadership Academy.

JEFFREY W. GREENBERG AND MARTIN LIPTON NAMED
CO-CHAIRS OF THE PARTNERSHIP FOR NEW YORK CITY
April 14, 2004 press release


PARTNERSHIP FOR NEW YORK CITY ISSUES STATEMENT
ON PUBLIC AUTHORITY REFORM
Partnership Supports Bipartisan Effort to Reform Governance of Public Authorities
April 12, 2004

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PARTNERSHIP RELEASES ADVOCACY AGENDA
City's Structural Budget Deficit, Expansion of Javits Center and
Extension of No. 7 Line Cited as Top Priorities for Business Community
March 26, 2004

The Partnership for New York City, the city's largest business organization, today released its 2004 Advocacy Agenda, which outlines its positions on policies and projects that business leaders believe will best advance the goals of stimulating economic growth and job creation in the five boroughs.

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REMARKS BY FRANK ZARB,
Chairman, New York State Commission on Education Reform, at the Partnership for New York City 2004 Annual Meeting
February 2, 2004

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REMARKS ON EDUCATION REFORM BY ROBERT JOHNSON,
New York State Regent and Chairman & CEO, Bowne & Co., Inc.
December 4, 2003

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POLL SHOWS CEOs' CONFIDENCE
IN NEW YORK CITY'S ECONOMIC FUTURE
Survey of City's Top Business Leaders Finds Taxes and Schools Major Concerns
November 18, 2003

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