SALT Returns in 2021 with Flagship Event Debut in New York
After the success of its digital SALT Talks series during pandemic, the prestigious event returns with renewed focus on innovation
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NEW YORK, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SALT, a global thought leadership and networking forum, will resume its in-person programming September 13 to 15, 2021 in New York City at the recently-completed Javits Center Expansion. The flagship event, traditionally hosted at Bellagio in Las Vegas, will convene leading investors, creators and thinkers for three days of collaboration focused on disruptive innovation.
The conference will revolve around the themes of alternative investments, bitcoin, fintech, healthcare, infrastructure and sustainability. After the success of its ongoing SALT Talks series, SALT will employ a hybrid format for remote delegates to watch select content and network with fellow attendees.
Governor Outlines 2021 Agenda And Releases Full Agenda: Reimagine | Rebuild | Renew
By Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Office
021 State of the State Book Available Here
The Governor s Agenda is Focused on Defeating COVID-19 and Reopening the State Safely; Jumpstarting the Economy; Creating a Fairer, More Just State; Leading the Development of the Green Energy Economy; and Building and Strengthening the State s Infrastructure
Proposals Include the Largest Off-Shore Wind Program in the Nation; Five Dedicated Port Facilities to make New York a Global Wind Energy Manufacturing Powerhouse; Building a Green Energy Transmission Superhighway; Creating a new 1,000 person Public Health Corps; Safely Reopening Businesses and Bringing Back the Arts; Legalizing Adult-Use Cannabis and Online Sports Betting; First-in-the-Nation Affordable Internet for All; Expanding Early Voting; and $306 Billion Infrastructure Plan - Largest in the Nation - to Update Airports and Transportatio
Created: January 14, 2021 01:30 PM
Gov. Cuomo delivered his fourth and final part of his series of the State of State Thursday. Cuomo talked about big public projects the state has already completed in his tenure.
The governor says now is the time for the government to spark the economy with development.
Those plans include converting an underutilized exit ramp in Albany into a landscaped park with event spaces, and a path connecting several Downtown Albany neighborhoods.
Cuomo says he expects the $11.4 million project to be done this year.
You can read more about that and the other state projects below.
2021 REIMAGINE | REBUILD | RENEW HIGHLIGHTS