Sentences with phrase «longtime state operations»

Her husband was Cuomo's longtime state operations director, and her defection to de Blasio helped energize the drama.

Not exact matches

From now until April 19, the day of the New York primary, Resi Cooper of Jericho, a longtime strategic consultant for political candidates and private companies, will be directing state operations for Hillary Clinton, according to the campaign.

Meanwhile, longtime Cuomo hand Joe Rabito will become the deputy secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs, having previously served as deputy director of state operations for programs.

From now until April 19, the day of the New York primary, Resi Cooper, a longtime Long Island - based strategic consultant for political candidates and private companies, will be directing state operations for Hillary Clinton.

Mulrow will definitely bring a different style to the job than Schwartz, just as Jim Malatras, a wonky policy expert who cut his teeth in the office of former assemblyman Richard Brodsky, has to the position of director of state operations, which he took over after the departure of a longtime Cuomo confidante, Howard Glaser.

The result is that senior officials are likely to be old hands: Joe Percoco, the governor's longtime political counselor, returned to the payroll earlier this month after running Cuomo's re-election campaign and Jim Malatras, the new director of state operations, was brought back from SUNY for a second tour of duty.

The wife of a longtime Cuomo family confidant and the governor's former director of state operations both feature prominently in the feds» latest corruption case — even though neither has been charged.

Robert Cruickshank, a longtime critic of P3 approaches, comments that «the key is that whatever the private sector's role is, it has to be subordinate to the effective operation of the system, including maximizing ridership so that the system can play as large a role as possible in meeting the state's transportation and carbon reduction needs.