Bronx Day in Albany returns, Gibson announces Bronx Week will proceed Bronx Times

"The bustling community that exists there has kept me there and keeps me excited about the future, because I think the best is yet to come for the Bronx. Robert Rodriguez, managing director and Northeast divisional director for business banking at JPMorgan Chase, expressed his enthusiasm about the borough's potential and his personal commitment to the community as a Bronx native."

"Bronx Day in Albany kicked off Tuesday morning at the Albany Convention Center, bringing together policymakers, real estate leaders, business executives and other stakeholders to showcase the borough's businesses and economic priorities. Held by the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, Bronx Day in Albany returned after a nearly decade-long hiatus."

Bronx Day in Albany convened policymakers, real estate leaders, business executives, and stakeholders at the Albany Convention Center to highlight Bronx businesses and economic priorities. Organized by the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, the event marked the return of the initiative after nearly a decade without being held. The gathering aimed to connect Bronx businesses with policymakers and explore strategies for economic growth in the borough. JPMorgan Chase served as the primary sponsor, with support from numerous organizations including Montefiore Einstein, the New York Yankees, the New York Botanical Garden, and various other businesses and institutions. Robert Rodriguez, a JPMorgan Chase managing director and Bronx native, emphasized the bank's commitment to the borough, noting it serves over 500,000 customers including 30,000 small business owners in the Bronx.

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