Ep. 18 - The Role of the New York Secretary of State w/ Walter T. Mosley

Episode 18 – The Role of the New York Secretary of State w/ Walter T. Mosley

In this episode of Policy & Culture, we are joined by Walter T. Mosley, who shares his insights on the vital role of the New York Secretary of State and its impact on governance, economic development, and community engagement across the state.

Walter breaks down the wide-ranging responsibilities of the office, including business registration, overseeing charitable organizations, managing state records, and fostering local government support. We also explore how the Secretary of State’s office serves as a bridge between state government and municipalities, promoting transparency and efficiency.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how this often overlooked but crucial office shapes public policy, supports economic growth, and facilitates civic participation at multiple levels of government.

Join us for an insightful conversation about the complexities of state governance and the importance of effective public administration in serving New Yorkers.

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