“I think this is infinitely harder than the recovery from 9/11, and that was not simple,” said Dan Doctoroff, the former Deputy Mayor for Economic Development for the first six years of the Bloomberg administration.
The chairman of Sidewalk Labs, who previously helped revive lower Manhattan after the 2001 terrorist attacks, spoke during a July 21 virtual panel hosted by the Center for an Urban Future focused on ways the city can recover from the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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