So if you see her along the way, buy her a free cup of coffee or something, she needs all the support she can get. She deserves a round of applause for all of that. By the way, I’ve asked her to not only help New York City create tens of thousands of new good-paying jobs and help to build the tech sector and other parts of our economy, I’ve also charged her with the task of creating 200,000 new units of affordable housing over 10 years. Led by our Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development Alicia Glen. I’d like to just shout them out a little bit more because they’re an incredibly vibrant group of public servants, and they’re very focused on this community and what it means to the future of the city. You heard about some of the members of the administration who are here. So I’m thrilled to be a part of this festival today, kicking off the week. It takes minutes to get together, and that’s part of what makes this such an extraordinary setting. Because there’s an incredible synergy happening every day and it’s a community that’s vibrant and growing, but it’s happening with people who see each other all the time in the most natural, organic way – who walk to work, who meet each other along the way, who want to talk about a great idea.
But here I think a number of you will be walking back to work after this, or taking your bike or your Citi Bike or the subway just a few stops, and that is part of the glory of what makes the tech community in this city so extraordinary right now, and speaks to the extraordinary growth ahead. This is an exciting day for New York City and I’d like to note – with some New York pride in my voice – that if a similar gathering were being held in the Silicon Valley, that people would have to drive long distances to get here and then drive long distances back to your workplaces. Let’s thank Allison for all she does.Īnd thank you to so many members of the tech community who are here today. Thank you Allison for being a good New Yorker, for everything you’re doing as managing director of internet week, for – with so many other great people putting together this festival and this week. I just want to say I appreciated the note of New York City pride that Allison injected into this. You would use this if you want to provide more information about the source or text.Mayor Bill de Blasio: Good morning everyone. Annotations are footnotes with explanations or comments. The number directs the reader to the corresponding source in the footnote. Footnotes include a superscript number in the text rather than author name and date, and the source information is listed at the bottom of the page or document. Footnotes are useful when you want to insert a citation without interrupting the flow of the sentence or paragraph.
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