# Elizabeth Crowley

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Op-ed: New tools we need to build New York better

It can be a frustrating affair to get things built in New York City. Layers of bureaucracy and reams of red tape regularly cause even the simplest project to take far longer and cost much more than projected. Anyone who has renovated a bathroom or put in a new kitchen knows that no two construction…

9 AM Hour The Joe Piscopo Show 3-15-24

 Kelly Jane Torrance, Op-Ed Editor of the New York Post Topic: Her hotel experience  Elizabeth Crowley, Former Member of the New York City Council and President & CEO of the Building Trades Employers' Association (BTEA) Topic: Irish contribution to unions, St. Patrick's Day, her work on St. Patr…

Op-ed: A silent hazard in the construction industry needs our attention

Mental wellness and suicide prevention are not easy topics for anyone to discuss. Suicide is a quiet killer, and in a gritty industry like construction, mental wellness too often connotes weakness for hard-driving workers relying on toughness to earn their paychecks. Yet data from the Centers for D…

The Role of Leadership in Mental Health Support

Breaking the stigma around mental health issues in construction is crucial and often overlooked. In this episode, Todd and guest Elizabeth Crowley of the Building Trades Employers Association discuss the critical importance of addressing mental health in the construction industry. Elizabeth emphasi…

TCNW 831: Andy and the Woman Speeder

Two Chairs No Waiting Host: Allan NewsomeRunning time: 0:32:22 Andy and the Woman Speeder was the 35th episode filmed and the 35th aired of The Andy Griffith Show. (S2.E3) We'll play Mayberry trivia all about "Andy and the Woman Speeder." Plot Summary Andy and the Woman Speeder: And…

EP 21: Building Safer Job Sites and Stronger Communities with Elizabeth Crowley of Building Trades Employers’ Association

Elizabeth Crowley, President and CEO of the Building Trades Employers’ Association (BTEA), joins us to discuss leadership in the construction industry, mental health advocacy, safety reform and the power of union solidarity. Drawing from her personal journey from art restoration to union painter to…

How Insurance Costs Make NYC Construction So Expensive

It's hard to imagine New York City becoming significantly more affordable as long as it remains so expensive to build things. Whether we're talking about new housing or transportation, the city is a famously expensive place to do construction. There are reports of subway elevators costing $100 mill…

Is New York's 'Scaffold Law' ripe for revisiting?

April 2, 2026- The Building Trades Employers’ Association President and CEO Elizabeth Crowley discusses a report finding that New York's construction liability laws are driving up costs without keeping workers safer.

S2 E8 Elizabeth Crowley - President Building Trades Empolyers' Association

Construction costs continue to rise—but what's really driving them? In this episode of Insights. InTouch., Kristin Thorne sits down with Elizabeth Crowley, President & CEO of the Building Trades Employers' Association (BTEA), to discuss New York's Scaffold Law, escalating insurance costs, litigatio…

What Boards Need to Know About the Application Timeline Law with guest Amanda Farias

New York City Council Member Amanda Farias, former majority leader and representative of District 18 in the Bronx, joins Geoffrey Mazel to talk about the bill co-op boards across the city are preparing for right now: Intro 1120-B, the cooperative application timeline law. Farias grew up in Soundvie…