Steven Fulop

The rollout is hardening a viewpoint people have of this administration: that they villainize success,

• said Steven Fulop, head of the Partnership for New York City, an influential business group
  The New York Timesnytimes.com/2026/08…Aug 21, 16:16

I think we started with the constructive outlook trying to find places to work together. It's becoming more and more difficult because [Mamdani] is focused on performative stuff as opposed to substantive policies that work with the business communities. I mean we're still trying, but it’s been difficult."

• Fulop, a fellow Democrat, also added
  Fox Newsfoxnews.com/media/mamdanis…Aug 5, 00:44

There is no question that there is a positive economic impact, but the projections were too ambitious,

• said Steven Fulop, the former mayor of Jersey City and current president of the Partnership for New York City, an influential business group
  The New York Timesnytimes.com/2026/07…Jul 21, 07:00

Mayor Mamdani is right to be concerned about the city's budget gap, but the reality is that raising taxes in what is already the highest taxed environment in the country simply is not a real solution. Inevitably, the outcome will be higher costs that impede job growth and further escalate the affordability crisis as increased costs to businesses trickle down to everyday New Yorkers."

• Steven Fulop, the president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, said in January of the city's proposed tax hike
  Newsweeknewsweek.com/key/zohran…Apr 9, 16:06

That's the reason why you will see some sort of gradual exodus over time,

• Fulop told CNBC
  CNBCcnbc.com/2026/04…Apr 5, 15:53

It's a fragile environment today and we should be careful with this budget,

• said Steven Fulop, Partnership for New York City president and CEO, on CNBC's "Squawk Box" Monday
  CNBCcnbc.com/2026/04…Apr 5, 15:53