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12 Westchester Businesses Named To Prestigious Inc. Magazine List 12 Westchester Businesses Named To Prestigious Inc. Magazine List
12 Westchester Businesses Named To Prestigious Inc. Magazine List Twelve Westchester County businesses were named to a prestigious list that recognizes businesses for their notable growth. The Westchester County Office of Economic Development reported that a dozen local businesses were named to Inc. Magazine's 2022 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing companies. “Privately held companies are an important component of Westchester County’s economy. We’re proud to have 12 companies on this year’s Inc. 5000 list and commend them on their impressive growth," Westchester County Executive George Latimer. The following businesses were named to this ye…

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by Nicole Valinote
Politics
Republicans Turn To Candidate Who Hopes To Be Westchester's First Female County Executive Republicans Turn To Candidate Who Hopes To Be Westchester's First Female County Executive
Republicans Turn To Candidate Who Hopes To Be Westchester's First Female County Executive Republicans in Westchester have tapped a candidate to take on incumbent Democratic County Executive George Latimer in the 2021 election. Longtime county employee Christine Sculti will look to upset Latimer in the November election, though she has never run for office, having formerly served under former County Executive Rob Astorino and former Yonkers Mayor Phil Amicone in differing capacities. The Westchester Republican County Committee noted that if she were elected, Sculti would be the first woman to hold the position, and the first nominated by a major party to run for the office. “Our…

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by Zak Failla
Business
Westchester Launches New Program To Develop Businesses, Support Entrepreneurial Talent Westchester Launches New Program To Develop Businesses, Support Entrepreneurial Talent
Westchester Launches New Program To Develop Businesses, Support Entrepreneurial Talent Westchester County has officially launched a new program to initiate business growth and support entrepreneurial talents. The program, called Element 46, is intended to provide Westchester business founders with access to various resources and programming. The startup incubator will offer participants mentors and advisors as well as professional business resources, like a free full-time space at a co-working office. A group of 15 selected local entrepreneurs will be assigned a co-working location throughout the county and be paired with local business and innovation experts. The first gr…

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by Valerie Musson