# Kathryn Wylde

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Business leaders parse Mamdani’s first moves

For months, New York’s business community has wondered whether Mayor Zohran Mamdani would keep his warm posture toward the private sector, or govern as the democratic socialist boogeyman they feared. The answer, from his first days in office, has been a bit of both. Business leaders told Crain’s th…

Kathryn Wylde | 01-11-26

John talks with Kathryn Wylde about the civic optimism in the first few days of the new administration in New York City while keeping an eye on the changes.

Kathy Wylde’s exit interview: her career, her successor and why she voted for Mamdani

For a quarter century, any politician pushing to restrain or regulate New York City’s big businesses could count on receiving a call from Kathryn Wylde. Executives looking to influence local government have called on her for advice. After Friday, that will no longer be the case. Wylde, 79, is retir…

Kathryn Wylde | 02-08-26

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John talks with Kathryn Wylde about the importance of collaboration, strong leadership, and pro-growth immigration to secure New York City’s future.

Steven Fulop’s ‘centrist’ vision for the Partnership in the age of Mamdani

For many members of New York’s business community, the election of the democratic socialist mayor was a wake-up call.Steven Fulop, the newly minted president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, a trade group of the city’s vast corporate interests, wants his organization to answer it.“I do…

Will businesses really leave NYC because of Mamdani?

Steve Fulop is the president and CEO of Partnership for New York City, an invitation-only organization of about 350 of the city's leading business executives and major employers. He recently succeeded longtime Partnership President and CEO Kathryn Wylde. Before joining the Partnership, Fulop served…

The power of building coalitions: Kathryn Wylde on bringing billionaires and union bosses together

What's the fastest way to kill any chance of actually moving the needle on a big, complex project? According to longtime NYC power broker Kathryn Wylde, it's defensiveness.  Kathryn knows this because she spent 50 years dragging billionaires, union bosses, and city officials into the same room and …