Bill Text: NY J00409 | 2023-2024 | General Assembly | Introduced


Bill Title: Honoring Georges H. Leconte for his designation as recipient of an Entrepreneurial Award by the Young, Gifted & Black Entrepreneurial Awards Program

Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 1-0)

Status: (Passed) 2023-02-07 - ADOPTED [J00409 Detail]

Download: New_York-2023-J00409-Introduced.html

Senate Resolution No. 409

BY: Senator PARKER

        HONORING  Georges  H. Leconte upon the occasion of
        his designation as recipient of  an  Entrepreneurial
        Award  by  the Young, Gifted & Black Entrepreneurial
        Awards Program

  WHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body to  take  note  of
and  publicly  acknowledge individuals who have distinguished themselves
through their exemplary careers, accomplishments, and  purposeful  lives
of service to their community and their profession; and

  WHEREAS,  Attendant  to  such  concern,  and in full accord with its
long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to honor
Georges H. Leconte upon the occasion of his designation as recipient  of
an  Entrepreneurial  Award  by the Young, Gifted & Black Entrepreneurial
Awards Program to be celebrated at the 18th Anniversary  of  the  Young,
Gifted  &  Black  Awards  Program  on  Wednesday,  February 22, 2023, at
Terrace On The Park in Queens, New York; and

  WHEREAS, Established in 2006 by President/CEO of the NetLinkz Group,
Inc., Carl O. Gray, the Young,  Gifted  &  Black  (YGB)  Entrepreneurial
Awards  Program  recognizes  individuals who continue to reach levels of
great success  through  hard  work  and  determination,  proving  to  be
inspiring role models to their community and peers; and

  WHEREAS,  Remaining  true  to its mission, the Young, Gifted & Black
Entrepreneurial Awards Program acknowledges the  talent,  ambition,  and
achievements  of  African  American  and Caribbean professionals towards
their continued pursuit of success; and

  WHEREAS, The Young, Gifted & Black  Entrepreneurial  Awards  Program
was  launched in honor of Black History Month and shines a light on such
accomplished individuals as Georges H. Leconte, who truly exemplifies an
entrepreneurial spirit; and

  WHEREAS, For over  30  years,  Georges  H.  Leconte  has  enjoyed  a
successful  career  in  the  healthcare industry, dedicating his life to
improving the health and well-being  of  communities  across  New  York;
currently, he holds the title of Chief Executive Officer of NYC Health +
Hospitals/Harlem; and

  WHEREAS,  Prior  to  this  role,  Georges  H. Leconte was the Senior
Associate Executive Director for the Ancillary Services Division at  NYC
Health  +  Hospitals/Elmhurst,  a  545-bed Level I Trauma Center, with a
staff of over 600; and

  WHEREAS, Georges H. Leconte has also served as an adjunct instructor
and student advisor at New York University, and an advisory board member
at the Borough of Manhattan Community College; and

  WHEREAS,  For  his  steadfast  and  unremitting  commitment  to  his
profession  and  community, Georges H. Leconte has been the recipient of
numerous awards and accolades; and

  WHEREAS, This award recipient exemplifies the best of his community,
by virtue of his energy, vision, and dedication, commanding the greatest
respect among his friends and colleagues, and within  the  community  at
large; and

  WHEREAS,  It  is  the  custom  of  this  Legislative Body to commend
individuals of outstanding character,  who  have  shown  initiative  and
commitment  toward  constantly pursuing higher goals for themselves, and
acting as role models of leadership to be emulated  by  both  peers  and
young people; now, therefore, be it

  RESOLVED,  That  this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to
honor Georges H.  Leconte  upon  the  occasion  of  his  designation  as
recipient  of  an  Entrepreneurial  Award  by  the Young, Gifted & Black
Entrepreneurial Awards Program; and be it further

  RESOLVED, That a copy of this  Resolution,  suitably  engrossed,  be
transmitted to Georges H. Leconte.
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