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Posted: August 2, 2016
Harrington of Drexel University speaks at Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. event June 22
Dr. Paul Harrington, director of Drexel University’s Center of Labor Market and Policy, speaks to 180 Hudson Valley business executives, government and academic leaders at HVEDC’s State of Entrepreneurism event.New Paltz, NY The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp., (HVEDC) recently held its “Thought Leaders Master Series: The State of Entrepreneurism in the Hudson Valley” event.
Attendees explored the region’s entrepreneurial landscape with a diverse panel of experts - the entrepreneurs themselves.
The event’s keynote speaker was Paul Harrington, Ph.D., professor and director, Center of Labor Market and Policy at Drexel University.
The event was held at SUNY New Paltz Student Union, One Hawk Dr. Breakfast was provided.
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