Gerald A. Esposito was the youngest District manager that New York City has ever had and has held that position in Williamsburg for the past 35 years. Esposito has received many awards from community groups for his work. He stays actively involved with his neighborhood by being part of fraternal organizations and alumni associations
His biography on NYC.gov states, “With a sharp mind, quick action and a keen knowledge of process, he helped guide the Community Board through the city’s myriad of complex issues and resolved many problems with service delivery, budget and planning, building partnerships and problem resolution. ”
I want to interview him because he should know a lot about Williamsburg and any issues this neighborhood may have. Also he is involved in the improvement and progress of Williamsburg. There are many questions that I want to ask him like the following:
(1)Throughout your 35 years of service as District Manager, what is your biggest accomplishment? Biggest regret?(2)What is your opinion on the new condominiums that are being built in Williamsburg?(3)What is an issue that Williamsburg struggles with?
There are many people that I hope to interview as well. Some of my possible sources will include, the staff members that work with him, Williamsburg residents and community groups/organizations.
