Laurence P. Gottlieb

As the Hudson Valley’s economy continues to expand, companies are increasingly finding themselves jockeying for space in the area’s commercial real estate market.

This year also marks our fifth annual Hudson Valley Beer, Wine, Spirits & Cider Summit. The event, coming up on Oct. 12, features a full schedule of educational panels and networking opportunities for craft beverage entrepreneurs.

In this future, science fiction is science fact, as disruptive technologies are changing and enhancing, but not destroying, the fabric of daily life.

Rapidly evolving medical technology is changing the health care industry, and the business opportunities associated with it, at a rapid pace.

I'm often asked by casual observers of the craft beverage industry whether it has peaked. My answer is always an emphatic no. Craft beverage...

For the Hudson Valley to truly thrive in today’s volatile economy, we need a constant flow of creative, innovation-driven entrepreneurs of all ages and backgrounds launching and sustaining new businesses — and the jobs that come with them.

Hudson Valley Economic Development's CEO talks about the role science, technology, engineering, the arts and math play in economic growth in the region.

According to a slew of U.S. economic, financial and political experts, real job growth is non-existent, capital is tight, many real estate markets are a mess and Washington is broken.

As a nation, we are losing the value of sweat and time because technology dominates the discussion and delivers it at the speed of light.

Westchester County must change the way we do business in order to retain young people.

There is light at the end of this long, dark tunnel, especially for those who keep innovating and thinking Westchester.

Laurence P. Gottlieb, Westchester County’s director of economic development, discusses some of his office’s activities and initiatives.

Laurence P. Gottlieb, Westchester County’s director of economic development, discusses some of his office’s activities and initiatives.

Laurence P. Gottlieb, Westchester County’s director of economic development, discusses some of his office’s activities and initiatives.

Laurence P. Gottlieb, Westchester County’s director of economic development, discusses some of his office’s activities and initiatives.