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The Bronx

Michael Brady leaves post as leader of South Bronx’s Third Avenue BID

By Aliya Schneider
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Posted on March 21, 2023
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It’s the first week in seven years that Michael Brady isn’t the CEO of the Third Avenue Business Improvement District (BID).

Brady, whose last day was Wednesday, stepped down from the role, saying it’s time for new leadership.

See the full article at Bronx Times

Michael Brady leaves post as leader of South Bronx’s Third Avenue BID

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