Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2015

Congrats to our 99th Commencement, 100th Anniversary College of Westchester Graduates!

I just have to give a shout-out to our wonderful class of 2015 graduates. 

Give a quick watch here and congrats to all of our deserving new grads and to their families who have been with them, every step of the way!

Thanks and gratitude also to CW faculty and staff who provide our deserving grads with CW energy to succeed!

Many more successes and may you reach every goal you set, Class of 2015!


Monday, January 12, 2015

Welcome back to returning students, faculty and Greetings to New Students of The College of Westchester

Happy 2015!

Hello everyone, and Happy New Year!  It is CW's 100th anniversary as a college this year, and it is a great year to celebrate!


The 2015 economic outlook is bright, and that means that it is also bright for CW grads.  If you are a new CW student, or a continuing student, keep your eye on the prize.  While a CW education has almost always proven to be recession proof, in pursuing and securing employment in the field in which you have chosen and immersed yourself throughout your studies, the local, regional, national and global economy is catching up.

I attended a function last Thursday, January 8, featuring Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino's plans for Westchester in 2015, followed by an economic overview from Lisa Shalett, head of investment and portfolio solutions, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and roundtable discussion on economic trends for the business community in the year ahead that featured  William Cuddy, CBRE, Guy Leibler, Simone Development Companies, Christopher Meyers, Houlihan Lawrence, Inc., Ayall Schanzer, Friedland Realty Advisors and Glenn Walsh, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.

Overall, the tone was positive.  Jobs are up, real estate is appreciating in both private and commercial sectors, and the investment (stock and bond) market is healing and growing locally and globally.  This is all good news.  The best news, to me, is that consumers will begin to drive the market and lead economic growth.  

Translation, more jobs, better pay, more disposable income for people.  Economic and financial freedom means more choices, a chance to breathe.  After a tough time for so many, I am hopeful that this will mean great things for our students, grads, families and CW family too!

So Happy New Year, everyone!  Prepare to continue to work hard, have a personal and profession vision including goals.  Don't be afraid to be patient, roll up your shirt-sleeves and believe in yourself and the value of your college education.  Put it to work now.

County Executive Rob Astorino's plans for Westchester in 2015, followed by an economic overview from Lisa Shalett,head of investment and portfolio solutions, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and roundtable discussion on economic trends for the business community in the year ahead. 


Moderator:
William Cuddy, CBRE

Panel:
Guy Leibler, Simone Development Companies
Christopher Meyers, Houlihan Lawrence, Inc.
Ayall Schanzer, Friedland Realty Advisors
Glenn Walsh, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
- See more at: http://westchester.org/article.php?a=553#sthash.MJfHuXul.dpuf
Hear County Executive Rob Astorino's plans for Westchester in 2015, followed by an economic overview from Lisa Shalett,head of investment and portfolio solutions, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and roundtable discussion on economic trends for the business community in the year ahead. 


Moderator:
William Cuddy, CBRE

Panel:
Guy Leibler, Simone Development Companies
Christopher Meyers, Houlihan Lawrence, Inc.
Ayall Schanzer, Friedland Realty Advisors
Glenn Walsh, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
- See more at: http://westchester.org/article.php?a=553#sthash.MJfHuXul.dpuf
Hear County Executive Rob Astorino's plans for Westchester in 2015, followed by an economic overview from Lisa Shalett,head of investment and portfolio solutions, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and roundtable discussion on economic trends for the business community in the year ahead. 


Moderator:
William Cuddy, CBRE

Panel:
Guy Leibler, Simone Development Companies
Christopher Meyers, Houlihan Lawrence, Inc.
Ayall Schanzer, Friedland Realty Advisors
Glenn Walsh, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
- See more at: http://westchester.org/article.php?a=553#sthash.MJfHuXul.dpuf