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City & State’s Rebuilding NY Summit will offer industry executives, public sector leaders and academics a full-day conference dedicated to building, modernizing and upgrading New York’s systems and infrastructure. This event features discussions dissecting the biggest infrastructure issues, including funding for repairs, use of MWBEs, policy recommendations, and where the
city and state has seen its biggest successes and shortcomings.

Attend the Event

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

9:00 am - 3:30 pm

9:00 am - 3:30 pm

New York Law School

185 West Broadway

New York, NY 10013

New York Law School

185 West Broadway

New York, NY 10013

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Agenda

9 AM EDT

1 HR
9 AM EDT 1 HR

Registration & Networking Breakfast

10 AM EDT

5 MINS
10 AM EDT 5 MINS

Opening Remarks

10:05 AM EDT

25 MINS
10:05 AM EDT 25 MINS

Keynote Speaker Remarks

Jamie Torres-Springer
Jamie Torres-Springer
President
MTA Construction & Development
Jamie Torres-Springer
Jamie Torres-Springer
President
MTA Construction & Development
Jamie Torres-Springer
Jamie Torres-Springer
President
MTA Construction & Development

10:30 AM EDT

1 HR
10:30 AM EDT 1 HR

A Strategic Roadmap for New York’s Building Industry

Kisha Santiago
Kisha Santiago
Deputy Secretary of State for Planning, Development and Community Infrastructure
New York State Department of State
Adam S. Levine
Adam S. Levine
Executive Director
New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Len Greco
Len Greco
Senior Vice President Capital
New York City Economic Development Corporation

This panel will explore how to revitalize New York’s building industry, focusing on the policies, investments, and innovations needed to drive long-term growth. Panelists will discuss improving efficiency, reducing project delays, strengthening the workforce, and advancing sustainability. The session will highlight practical strategies to enhance competitiveness and build a more resilient, future-ready construction sector.

Kisha Santiago
Kisha Santiago
Deputy Secretary of State for Planning, Development and Community Infrastructure
New York State Department of State
Adam S. Levine
Adam S. Levine
Executive Director
New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Len Greco
Len Greco
Senior Vice President Capital
New York City Economic Development Corporation

This panel will explore how to revitalize New York’s building industry, focusing on the policies, investments, and innovations needed to drive long-term growth. Panelists will discuss improving efficiency, reducing project delays, strengthening the workforce, and advancing sustainability. The session will highlight practical strategies to enhance competitiveness and build a more resilient, future-ready construction sector.

This panel will explore how to revitalize New York’s building industry, focusing on the policies, investments, and innovations needed to drive long-term growth. Panelists will discuss improving efficiency, reducing project delays, strengthening the workforce, and advancing sustainability. The session will highlight practical strategies to enhance competitiveness and build a more resilient, future-ready construction sector.

Kisha Santiago
Kisha Santiago
Deputy Secretary of State for Planning, Development and Community Infrastructure
New York State Department of State
Adam S. Levine
Adam S. Levine
Executive Director
New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Len Greco
Len Greco
Senior Vice President Capital
New York City Economic Development Corporation

This panel will explore how to revitalize New York’s building industry, focusing on the policies, investments, and innovations needed to drive long-term growth. Panelists will discuss improving efficiency, reducing project delays, strengthening the workforce, and advancing sustainability. The session will highlight practical strategies to enhance competitiveness and build a more resilient, future-ready construction sector.

11:30 AM EDT

1 HR
11:30 AM EDT 1 HR

Strengthening New York’s Transportation Systems

David Ullman
David Ullman
Deputy Secretary for Transportation
New York State Executive Chamber
Demetrius Crichlow
Demetrius Crichlow
President
New York City Transit
Minosca Alcantara
Minosca Alcantara
Executive Director
New York State Bridge Authority

This panel will discuss strategies to strengthen New York’s transportation systems through policy, investment, and innovation. Topics include improving reliability, modernizing infrastructure, enhancing regional connectivity, and leveraging technologies like AI for system management and planning. Panelists will also examine challenges such as power demand and permitting, along with opportunities for public-private partnerships to build more resilient infrastructure.

David Ullman
David Ullman
Deputy Secretary for Transportation
New York State Executive Chamber
Demetrius Crichlow
Demetrius Crichlow
President
New York City Transit
Minosca Alcantara
Minosca Alcantara
Executive Director
New York State Bridge Authority

This panel will discuss strategies to strengthen New York’s transportation systems through policy, investment, and innovation. Topics include improving reliability, modernizing infrastructure, enhancing regional connectivity, and leveraging technologies like AI for system management and planning. Panelists will also examine challenges such as power demand and permitting, along with opportunities for public-private partnerships to build more resilient infrastructure.

This panel will discuss strategies to strengthen New York’s transportation systems through policy, investment, and innovation. Topics include improving reliability, modernizing infrastructure, enhancing regional connectivity, and leveraging technologies like AI for system management and planning. Panelists will also examine challenges such as power demand and permitting, along with opportunities for public-private partnerships to build more resilient infrastructure.

David Ullman
David Ullman
Deputy Secretary for Transportation
New York State Executive Chamber
Demetrius Crichlow
Demetrius Crichlow
President
New York City Transit
Minosca Alcantara
Minosca Alcantara
Executive Director
New York State Bridge Authority

This panel will discuss strategies to strengthen New York’s transportation systems through policy, investment, and innovation. Topics include improving reliability, modernizing infrastructure, enhancing regional connectivity, and leveraging technologies like AI for system management and planning. Panelists will also examine challenges such as power demand and permitting, along with opportunities for public-private partnerships to build more resilient infrastructure.

12:30 PM EDT

1 HR
12:30 PM EDT 1 HR

Lunch

1:30 PM EDT

1 HR
1:30 PM EDT 1 HR

Major Development Projects Transforming New York

Patrick Love
Patrick Love
Deputy Commissioner for the Office of Development
NYC Housing Preservation & Development
Keith Todd Kerman
Keith Todd Kerman
Deputy Commissioner for Fleet and Chief Fleet Officer
New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services
Eric Macfarlane
Eric Macfarlane
First Deputy Commissioner
NYC Department of Design and Construction

This panel will explore the major development projects transforming New York’s built environment and fueling economic growth. Panelists will discuss significant residential, commercial, and infrastructure initiatives and their effects on housing, employment, and regional connectivity. The conversation will also address challenges such as financing, approvals, and stakeholder engagement, while considering how these projects are shaping the city’s long-term growth and competitiveness.

Patrick Love
Patrick Love
Deputy Commissioner for the Office of Development
NYC Housing Preservation & Development
Keith Todd Kerman
Keith Todd Kerman
Deputy Commissioner for Fleet and Chief Fleet Officer
New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services
Eric Macfarlane
Eric Macfarlane
First Deputy Commissioner
NYC Department of Design and Construction

This panel will explore the major development projects transforming New York’s built environment and fueling economic growth. Panelists will discuss significant residential, commercial, and infrastructure initiatives and their effects on housing, employment, and regional connectivity. The conversation will also address challenges such as financing, approvals, and stakeholder engagement, while considering how these projects are shaping the city’s long-term growth and competitiveness.

This panel will explore the major development projects transforming New York’s built environment and fueling economic growth. Panelists will discuss significant residential, commercial, and infrastructure initiatives and their effects on housing, employment, and regional connectivity. The conversation will also address challenges such as financing, approvals, and stakeholder engagement, while considering how these projects are shaping the city’s long-term growth and competitiveness.

Patrick Love
Patrick Love
Deputy Commissioner for the Office of Development
NYC Housing Preservation & Development
Keith Todd Kerman
Keith Todd Kerman
Deputy Commissioner for Fleet and Chief Fleet Officer
New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services
Eric Macfarlane
Eric Macfarlane
First Deputy Commissioner
NYC Department of Design and Construction

This panel will explore the major development projects transforming New York’s built environment and fueling economic growth. Panelists will discuss significant residential, commercial, and infrastructure initiatives and their effects on housing, employment, and regional connectivity. The conversation will also address challenges such as financing, approvals, and stakeholder engagement, while considering how these projects are shaping the city’s long-term growth and competitiveness.

2:30 PM EDT

1 HR
2:30 PM EDT 1 HR

Powering New York’s Future: Infrastructure for Buildings, Transportation, and Digital Growth

Emily Hoffman
Emily Hoffman
Director of the Office of Energy Efficiency Programs
New York City Department of Buildings
John Raudenbush
John Raudenbush
Senior Director of Program Implementation
New York Power Authority

This panel will focus on the infrastructure required to support New York’s buildings, transportation, and digital economy. Panelists will discuss how new tools, systems, and approaches are shaping development, improving efficiency, and enabling growth. The conversation will also address rising electricity demand, highlight the role of public-private partnerships, and discuss the policy, financing, and workforce considerations needed to meet rising demand and deliver projects at scale.

Emily Hoffman
Emily Hoffman
Director of the Office of Energy Efficiency Programs
New York City Department of Buildings
John Raudenbush
John Raudenbush
Senior Director of Program Implementation
New York Power Authority

This panel will focus on the infrastructure required to support New York’s buildings, transportation, and digital economy. Panelists will discuss how new tools, systems, and approaches are shaping development, improving efficiency, and enabling growth. The conversation will also address rising electricity demand, highlight the role of public-private partnerships, and discuss the policy, financing, and workforce considerations needed to meet rising demand and deliver projects at scale.

This panel will focus on the infrastructure required to support New York’s buildings, transportation, and digital economy. Panelists will discuss how new tools, systems, and approaches are shaping development, improving efficiency, and enabling growth. The conversation will also address rising electricity demand, highlight the role of public-private partnerships, and discuss the policy, financing, and workforce considerations needed to meet rising demand and deliver projects at scale.

Emily Hoffman
Emily Hoffman
Director of the Office of Energy Efficiency Programs
New York City Department of Buildings
John Raudenbush
John Raudenbush
Senior Director of Program Implementation
New York Power Authority

This panel will focus on the infrastructure required to support New York’s buildings, transportation, and digital economy. Panelists will discuss how new tools, systems, and approaches are shaping development, improving efficiency, and enabling growth. The conversation will also address rising electricity demand, highlight the role of public-private partnerships, and discuss the policy, financing, and workforce considerations needed to meet rising demand and deliver projects at scale.

3:30 PM EDT

3:30 PM EDT

Sessions Conclude

Underwriters

Silver

Bronze