CityLaw Breakfast with MTA’s Michael Horodniceanu | Building Mega-Projects: Lessons From the Second Avenue Subway

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New York Law School’s CityLaw Breakfast Series continues with a talk by the MTA’s Michael Horodniceanu, “Building Mega-Projects: Lessons from the Second Avenue Subway.” Appointed in 2008, Dr. Horodniceanu is President of the MTA Capital Construction Company, where he oversees the agency’s major construction projects. His past positions include CEO of New York City-based engineering firm The Urbitran Group and Traffic Commissioner of New York City.

Rick Cotton, Special Counselor for Interagency Initiatives at the MTA, will also speak at the breakfast.

Anthony W. Crowell, Dean and President of New York Law School and former counselor to Mayor Bloomberg, and Professor Ross Sandler, founding director of the Center for New York City Law at New York Law School, will give opening remarks.

CityLaw breakfasts are held six to eight times a year at New York Law School and feature prominent speakers discussing current government and political issues. They are free and open to the public. An audience Q&A follows each speaker’s remarks. The events are often broadcast by NYC Media cable television throughout the five boroughs and are webcast live at http://www.citylandnyc.org/.

Sponsors of this breakfast include Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP and the NYC Sandhogs, Local Union 147. This is the 141st CityLaw Breakfast.

Founding sponsors of the breakfasts include Consolidated Edison, Verizon, and Greenberg Traurig LLP.

RSVP appreciated at www.nyls.edu/CityLawBreakfast141 .