Mayor announces fashion partnership with NYC Economic Development Corporation
Big news for fashion lovers in New York City - Mayor Eric Adams announced a partnership with the NYC Economic Development Corporation.
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Mar 22, 2022, 6:09 PM
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5h agoBig news for fashion lovers in New York City - Mayor Eric Adams announced a partnership with the NYC Economic Development Corporation.
The initiative seeks to create 460 fashion jobs onsite and train 500 people while expanding Brooklyn's footprint in the fashion industry and providing a boost to New York's economy, bringing in an estimated $57 million in direct economic output.
It's all a part of the Made in New York campus at Bush Terminal in Sunset Park.
Slow Factory will join the MINY Garment Manufacturing Hub as the first anchor tenant.
The MINY Garment Hub will serve as a space to grow jobs and expand workforce training in garment manufacturing, fashion design and other affiliated businesses.
