Erika Rosenberg discusses CGR’s 100-plus year history

By:
Rochester Business Journal Staff
// October 25, 2019

By:
Rochester Business Journal Staff
// October 25, 2019

Erika Rosenberg, president and CEO of the Center for Governmental Research Inc., discusses CGR’s 100-plus year history and how the nonprofit organization serves both the Rochester community and communities across the country through research and data-driven analysis. As the agency’s newly-named president and CEO, Erika talks about her own history with CGR and her goals for the organization.

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