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星期一, 7月 17, 2017
陳宏寬音樂會 7/23
MAYOR WALSH ANNOUNCES CASEY BROCK-WILSON AS DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
| MAYOR WALSH ANNOUNCES CASEY BROCK-WILSON AS DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE CITY OF BOSTON |
Brock-Wilson to establish and grow a new office that will foster partnerships between the City and diverse partners
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| BOSTON - Monday, July 17, 2017 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced Casey Brock-Wilson as the City of Boston's first Director of the Office of Strategic Partnerships. In this new role, Brock-Wilson will establish and grow a new office designed to catalyze, coordinate and facilitate partnerships between the City and philanthropy, nonprofits and other partners from diverse sectors across the community.
"I welcome Casey to this new role, and look forward to her expanding Boston's relationships with partners and industries across the board," said Mayor Walsh. "Boston is a diverse, dynamic city, and this new office will allow us to better tap into the many resources that will help Boston continue to thrive."
The Office of Strategic Partnerships will focus on providing leadership and strategy in cultivating and coordinating the pursuit of philanthropic funding, competitive public funding and other innovative partnership strategies that align with the Mayor's priorities. In addition, as Director, Brock-Wilson will design a framework for PILOT community benefit contributions; work with the Assessing Department on a better process for grant reporting and fulfillment; and perform grant research.
Brock-Wilson's new role comes after her year-long tenure as a Harvard Business School fellow in the Mayor's Office. In her role as fellow, she helped lead the BuildBPS process, a 10-year facilities and educational plan for Boston Public Schools, as well as overseeing a request for proposal (RFP) process for a City Municipal ID program.
"I look forward to the opportunity to lead this new office, and build on the great relationships the City has with generous foundations, corporations and other institutions," said Brock-Wilson.
Prior to joining the Walsh Administration, Brock-Wilson's experience included implementing analytics programs at the Phoenix Suns basketball team, and working as a principal at the The Parthenon Group, managing teams of consultants for corporate clients. She received her Masters in Business Administration from the Harvard Business School in May 2016, and her Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Northwestern University. Brock-Wilson is a resident of Boston's South End.
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CAPAC Chair Condemns Republican Proposal to Fund Border Wall and Mass Deportation Force
CAPAC Chair Condemns Republican Proposal to Fund Border Wall and Mass Deportation Force
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tomorrow, the U.S. House Appropriations Committee will markup the Homeland Security Appropriations bill for Fiscal Year 2018, which currently includes provisions to fund $1.6 billion for a border wall, as well as increased funding for new border patrol agents, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, and an unprecedented number of immigration detention beds. Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) Chair Judy Chu (CA-27) released the following statement:
“The proposed House appropriations bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security is extremely dangerous for immigrant families. Not only does it endorse President Trump’s agenda to create a mass deportation force, build a multi-billion dollar border wall, and tear millions of families apart, but it also forces American taxpayers to foot the bill for these hateful actions.
“Immigrants have strengthened our communities for centuries, and it is unconscionable that House Republicans would put forth a bill filled with poison pills that only serves to create fear in our communities and that will ultimately make our country less safe.
“As Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, I urge my colleagues to reject these anti-immigrant proposals, and instead take sensible steps to work in a bipartisan manner to pass comprehensive immigration reform.”
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