Exclusive Tour: Brooklyn Navy Yard

Join Coro alumni for a behind-the-scenes tour on Thursday, July 16!

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About the Event

 
As President and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a graduate of the Coro New York Fellows Program, and a Coro New York Leadership Center board member, I am proud to host a behind-the-scenes alumni tour of the Navy Yard on July 16.


For more than 150 years, Brooklyn Navy Yard was one of our nation's pre-eminent military facilities. After the Federal government closed it in 1966, the Yard was taken over by the City of New York and re-opened as an industrial park. Today, the Brooklyn Navy Yard is a vibrant industrial complex spread over 300 acres along the Brooklyn waterfront with 40 buildings, three operating dry docks and five active piers.  It has become a national model for sustainable industrial parks and home to a rapidly growing cluster of green manufacturers.


If you can not attend the tour, please consider joining me in supporting Coro New York Leadership Center with a financial contribution by clicking here.


Sincerely,

Andrew H. Kimball

Details

 

Thursday, July 16

6:30-8:00pm

Cost - $10 advance donation

RSVP Required

 

To secure your spot, email jgibson@coronewyork.org.  For questions, call (212)248-2935 x318.  The group will meet at the corner of York Street and Jay Street (F Train Stop) in Brooklyn.

 

About the Event

 
As President and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a graduate of the Coro New York Fellows Program, and a Coro New York Leadership Center board member, I am proud to host a behind-the-scenes alumni tour of the Navy Yard on July 16.


For more than 150 years, Brooklyn Navy Yard was one of our nation's pre-eminent military facilities. After the Federal government closed it in 1966, the Yard was taken over by the City of New York and re-opened as an industrial park. Today, the Brooklyn Navy Yard is a vibrant industrial complex spread over 300 acres along the Brooklyn waterfront with 40 buildings, three operating dry docks and five active piers.  It has become a national model for sustainable industrial parks and home to a rapidly growing cluster of green manufacturers.


If you can not attend the tour, please consider joining me in supporting Coro New York Leadership Center with a financial contribution by clicking here.


Sincerely,

Andrew H. Kimball