
The people who lead the way to change. Read about CapNY leaders below.
Articles
- CapNY Changemakers: Deshanna Wiggins, CEO of the Albany Black Chamber of Commerce by Arielle SteeleIn the Capital District we have many individuals who are looking to improve our larger community in terms of mental … Read more
- CapNY Healthcare Professionals Taking the Leadby Gabby FisherThe Healthcare Cluster lays the foundation for CapNY’s vibrant economy, accounting for one in eight jobs regionwide. Major employers within … Read more
- Celebrating Pride Month in CapNY: 3 Leaders Who Make it Happenby Victoria DianaPride Month is recognized around the world, to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. It takes place every June, in honor of … Read more
- Juneteenth in CapNY: 4 Changemakers Paving the Wayby Naava Dae“Juneteenth is important because it is the beginning of our history.” – Lashawn Hawkins, Founder of the I Can Breathe … Read more
- Making an Impact: 3 Black Entrepreneurs in CapNYby Victoria DianaDespite systemic barriers in place for marginalized communities, there are countless thriving Black-owned businesses in CapNY. Many use their resources … Read more
- 4 Millennial Changemakers in CapNY Housingby Arielle SteeleIf you’ve spent time in Albany, there’s a chance that you’ve noticed a bright red ‘X’ on multiple buildings. Albany … Read more
- Hudson’s Mayor Kamal Johnson is Making Historyby Brennan Austin PetersHudson, NY Mayor Kamal Johnson is running for re-election this year following his unprecedented 2019 victory. “We made history,” he … Read more
- 5 Young Black Leaders: CapNY Influencersby Naava DaeFor these five up and coming black leaders, leadership is more than just leading a group or organization. Each of … Read more
- Jade Warrick “TrashKid”: CapNY Freelancer & Activistby Gabby FisherJade Warrick is a powerhouse artist and freelancer. Known in the art world as “TrashKid.” Jade is not only a … Read more
- CapNY Community: Free Food Fridge Albanyby Jessica KellyJammella Anderson, the founder of Free Food Fridge Albany, wanted to make fresh, perishable food available to marginalized communities. Food … Read more
- Voices from Albany’s Queer Movement: Caring and Inclusiveby Mia NiloIf you’re a queer person thinking of moving to Albany, listening to voices from Albany’s queer movement provides perspective. There’s … Read more