NYC Hospitality Alliance

Overview

The NYC Hospitality Alliance is a trade association representing restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in New York City [2][3]. Based at 244 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2947 in New York [5], the organization describes itself as "the leading voice for NYC's restaurant and nightlife industry" [1][3]. According to the organization, it represents an industry comprising more than 25,000 establishments and hundreds of thousands of workers, with thousands of members [4]. The Alliance offers tiered membership options ranging from $365 annually for single-unit operators to $10,000 annually for operators with five or more establishments, plus a $5,000 corporate membership tier [7]. Member benefits include advocacy and government access, energy savings programs, a hospitality helpline for labor and permits guidance, industry alerts, trainings, and research [8]. The organization operates the Alliance Awards, a State of the Industry Conference, the Hospitality and Politics Podcast, an Impact Foundation, and a member Marketplace [6]. Andrew Rigie serves as Executive Director [9].

The company's own site places it in New York: Organization name is 'NYC Hospitality Alliance', describes itself as 'THE LEADING VOICE FOR NYC's RESTAURANT AND NIGHTLIFE INDUSTRY', and st. [1]

The NYC Hospitality Alliance's address is 244 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2947, New York, N.Y. 10001. [5]

The NYC Hospitality Alliance runs the Alliance Awards, a State of the Industry Conference, the Hospitality and Politics Podcast, an Impact Foundation, a member Marketplace and government affairs and newsletter programs. [6]

NYC Hospitality Alliance membership is tiered by number of establishments: 5 Boro at $365/year for single-unit operators, New Yorker at $1,000/year for two establishments, Big Apple at $5,000/year for three to four, and Gotham at $10,000/year for five or more, plus a $5,000/year Corporate Membership. [7]

Growth & traction

The NYC Hospitality Alliance says it represents an industry of "more than 25,000 establishments" and "hundreds of thousands of workers", and describes having "Thousands of Members". [4]

Andrew Rigie is the Executive Director of the NYC Hospitality Alliance. [9]