New small business commissioner announced, tours booming Bronx business district
As part of the announcement, the administration is awarding $4.8 million to 64 neighborhood organizations to facilitate merchant organizing and the development of small business improvement districts.
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yesterdayDynishal Gross, the newly appointed commissioner of the New York City Department of Small Business Services, toured several businesses in Castle Hill.
Gross was joined by Deputy Mayor for Housing Maria Torres Springer, Council Member Oswald Feliz and members of the Castle Hill Business Improvement District.
"A huge focus to us is promotion of the work that the city has invested in to drive economic opportunity and economic recovery as deeply as we can," said Gross.
As part of the announcement, the administration is awarding $4.8 million to 64 neighborhood organizations to facilitate merchant organizing and the development of small business improvement districts.
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