Committed to Long Island
Why The Liincs Organization?
Our mission is to cultivate a platform for Long Islanders looking to better their community and careers through new connections, professional development, civic engagement, and social impact.
About The LiiNCS Organization
LiiNCS is a Long Island-based 501c3 nonprofit association. We are committed to improving local communities through personal and professional development. We share a commitment to cultivating an environment that encourages action in leadership, social awareness, and civic engagement in areas affecting the future of our community.
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By Kerrian Fournier Becoming an agile leader requires being open-minded and completely immersed in the present moment. It’s having an insatiable curiosity, eager to experiment and innovate. It’s also a willingness to self-reflect and look at areas that could use improvement. Above all, it’s having the courage to embrace change and make yourself vulnerable. In […]
This blog, written by Sean Deery, originally appeared here: https://bit.ly/32SPD8Z Fall 2020 Symposium – Review of Part 1 On September 18th, the Real Estate Institute brought together industry leaders from commercial real estate, affordable housing, regional planning, and Long Island’s business organization to discuss the state of Long Island’s economy and our path forward towards an […]
By Meg Ryan Office Technology Account Executive and LIBN 30 Under 30 2020 Honoree A paperless office is a concept that may seem obscure to many businesses. Although it may be hard to believe in the digital age we live in, paper and print usage is on the rise and is still expected to increase […]
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SOURCE: https://libn.com/2018/09/21/needle-a-lack-of-choices-will-drive-millennials-off-long-island/ BY: Greg Needle, LiiNCS President The Long Island Association’s recently released study on millennial household formation may be troubling, but it does not necessarily spell impending doom for the region. As noted in the study, the population of 25- to 34-year-olds (millennials) was 18,000 higher in 2016 than in 2010. That’s because smart, hard-working […]
MLC discussion on housing Dozens filled the recently-built Greybarn apartment building’s cozy, hip lounge for The Millennial Leadership Coalition’s “Evening Discussion on Millennial Housing on Long Island,” on Oct. 30 in Amityville. Definitely a hip topic, but not cozy, was the frustration about Long Island’s housing challenges. Watch the video above to rich discussion. Three presenters shared […]
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