Queens Power 100: The Most Influential People Shaping NYC's Borough
This exclusive list showcases the top 100 leaders driving progress and change across Queens. From political heavyweights to business magnates and community leaders, discover the individuals shaping the future of "The World's Borough."
Top 5 Power Players:
- Adrienne Adams: NYC Council Speaker, poised to run for mayor, seen as stabilizing force in city government amid Mayor Adams's indictment.
- Michael Gianaris: State Senate Deputy Majority Leader, advocating for easier voter registration and calling for Mayor Adams' resignation.
- Greg Meeks: Member of Congress, influential Queens County Democratic Party leader, outspoken critic of President Trump's foreign policy. Plays a key role in Mayor Adams' potential removal from office.
- Donovan Richards: Queens Borough President, securing investments in borough improvements, recommended approval of Mets owner's casino proposal. Potential running mate for Governor Hochul.
- Rick Cotton: Executive Director, Port Authority of NY & NJ, overseeing billions of dollars in airport renovations, committed to net-zero emissions goal.
Other Key Figures and Organizations:
The article also highlights other significant figures including Melinda Katz (Queens District Attorney), a trio of state legislators vying for citywide office (Jessica Ramos, Zohran Mamdani, and Jenifer Rajkumar), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Member of Congress), and numerous other influential individuals across various sectors. Several key organizations such as the Queens Public Library, Resorts World New York City, and the New York City Football Club also feature prominently, showcasing the breadth of influence across Queens.
The list provides a comprehensive overview of the key players and power structures in Queens, highlighting their influence and impact on the borough and beyond.
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