Bryant Park NYC
Brylee Watkins is a versatile professional with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies from Manhattan University. Currently serving as a Digital Media & Partnerships Intern at Bryant Park Corporation / 34th Street Partnership, Brylee focuses on content capture, social media management, and partnership optimization. Previous experience includes roles such as Administrative Office Assistant in the Office of Planned Giving at Manhattan College, where Brylee managed administrative tasks and communications, and Chapter President of the Public Relations Student Society of America, overseeing event planning and alumni outreach. Additional roles in marketing and production internships at Running Subway Productions and Heartland Film demonstrate strong capabilities in research, media content creation, and client engagement, further complemented by leadership experience as Team Coordinator for the Manhattan College Jasper Dancers.
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Bryant Park NYC
Bryant Park Corporation and 34th Street Partnership share a management team and management philosophy. Bryant Park Corporation http://www.bryantpark.org Bryant Park Corporation (BPC) is a not-for-profit, private management company and a cooperating business improvement district of neighboring property owners. It was established by Daniel A. Biederman and Andrew Heiskell, with support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. BPC was formed to restore historic Bryant Park, which had suffered a severe decline in conditions in the 1970s. A 15-year agreement was signed in 1988, entrusting management and improvements to the BPC. The park reopened in 1991 after four years of renovation with a budget six times the level under prior city management. It is the largest effort in the nation to apply private management backed by private funding to a public park, and it has been a success with public, press, and nearby institutions. 34th Street Partnership http://www.34thstreet.org Founded in 1992, the 34th Street Partnership is a coalition of property-owners, tenants, and city officials, working to revitalize a 31 block district in the heart of midtown Manhattan with major streetscape improvements, special security and sanitation services, public events, tourist assistance, and free retail services. The Partnership's programs and services are funded principally by a special assessment on commercial properties within the district. Funds are collected by the city and returned in full to the Partnership.