Schneps Connects

Nancy Yao Maasbach is the President of the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA).  Nancy combines her experiences in business, arts and culture to … Read More

Charley Ryan, co-owner of Brooklyn Bowl on Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg was born on the South Side of Chicago and was raised in Battle … Read More

Tyler Trerotola is the U.S. co-founder of JOKR, one of several new companies promising fifteen-minute grocery delivery in New York City. JOKR launched in … Read More

New York needs to prepare for things such as the two major hurricanes which happened back to back – Henri and  Ida.  With climate … Read More

Frank H. Wu, President, Queens College, CUNY, an American-born son of Chinese immigrants knows what it’s like to get ahead through education. Frank was … Read More

City Winery’s Founder and CEO Michael Dorf delivers a unique combined culinary and cultural experience to urban wine enthusiasts.  Today, City Winery has physical … Read More

This past year, New York City, the largest city in the world has implemented several mandates, many without precedent based on the Pandemic, to … Read More

Mike Luba, Co-President of  Madison House Presents led the restoration, reopening, and resurrection of the legendary Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, NY— a historic … Read More

James Mallios, Managing Partner for Civetta Hospitality is an entrepreneur and restaurateur who owns a number of local restaurants around NYC and Long Island. … Read More

Schneps Connects has a very entertaining guest, Anne del Castillo, the Commissioner of the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME).  A native … Read More

The Hudson Square area has transformed from Manhattan’s former Printing District into a thriving creative hub.  The innovative and imaginative area within the district … Read More

As we continue speaking to key leaders across Manhattan who are working hard on their neighborhood’s  economic recovery from Covid, we land on Fifth … Read More

As we continue making our way around Manhattan, Schneps Connects ventures onto the Union Square-14th Street area, a vibrant community continuing to evolve and … Read More

Take the journey with us to the quintessential 24-hour NYC neighborhood, the Meatpacking District located on the far west side of Manhattan, bordered by … Read More

HANYC is one of the oldest professional trade associations in the nation. Today, HANYC is an internationally recognized leader in New York City’s $5 … Read More

For over 100 years, the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce has developed and nurtured an active civic spirit and sought to safeguard and improve living … Read More

New Yorkers like living outside the areas they work in and are enjoying great parks, more spacious apartments and easier access to mass transit … Read More

Dan Biederman, President of the 34th Street Partnership and Executive Director of Bryant Park began his career by turning around dangerous and neglected areas … Read More

The Madison Avenue Business Improvement District strives to make Madison Avenue from East 57th Street to East 86th Street a more attractive and dynamic … Read More

Fordham Road is not far from the Harlem River and is just a few blocks away from Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. The resiliency of … Read More

Republican NYC Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa who in the 1970s, with a group of others,  as a volunteer rode the subways of New York … Read More

Schneps Connects continues its podcast series with interviews for all of the NYC Mayoral Candidates.  On this episode we have NYC Candidate for Mayor, … Read More

Long Island City is one of NYC’s most exciting neighborhoods, with a nightlife scene, restaurants, museums, art galleries, office space as well as a … Read More

Jessica Lappin, President of the Alliance for Downtown New York, manages New York City’s and the country’s largest Business Improvement District (BID)  and works … Read More

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the state bill to legalize marijuana on March 31, 2021 and there is an estimated $350 million in … Read More