Steven Fulop

Steven Fulop, the Mayor of Jersey City and a candidate for governor, discusses innovative strategies for increasing housing supply in a city grappling with affordability and gentrification. He explores the delicate balance between luxury and affordable housing, sharing successful initiatives to attract developers. Fulop emphasizes the need for state-level reforms to improve infrastructure and tackle rising rent costs. He also addresses the complexities of local governance in New Jersey and the importance of collaborative solutions to enhance livability.

Zellnor Myrie, a New York State Senator and mayoral candidate, talks about his ambitious plan to build one million new homes in a decade. He emphasizes mixed-income developments to tackle the housing crisis. Joining him is Steven Fulop, the Mayor of Jersey City, who shares insights on his city’s significant housing growth and advocates for transit-oriented development. Together, they discuss the pressing need for inclusive housing policies and the challenges posed by current zoning laws, all while envisioning a more equitable urban future.

Bill George, former Medtronic CEO and Harvard senior fellow, reflects on corporate responses to political crises. Steven Fulop, Partnership for New York City CEO and ex-mayor of Jersey City, discusses business-government relations and NYC policy. They talk about corporate statements after the Minneapolis shootings, business interaction with city leadership, budget and tax tensions, and protecting employees amid unrest.