Art Chang
Art Chang stops by to talk about his upbringing, education, career and road to becoming a candidate for mayor of New York City in 2021.
Art Chang has spent over 25 years in technology transformation for large companies and government. As an insider, he has helped design and implement technology change and as an entrepreneur and investor, led major projects that delivered web-based software solutions for enterprise and government. Art’s experience includes financial services, music, e-commerce, publishing, fashion, architecture, and government. Art believes that great software, applied intelligently, can result in positive social and economic change, and uses that philosophy to guide his teams.
Now Art is running for mayor of NYC. You can read more about Art's campaign for NYC mayor here. His platform focuses on building a government that works, universal childcare, housing, small business, public safety, climate change, education, and of course the arts. Read about his plans for these issues here. And you can schedule a time to talk with Art yourself here.
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Art Chang
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