The Gateway Tenants Association (GTA), previously known as the Gateway Plaza Tenants Association, serves to:
(1) represent the interests of its members before all governmental, quasi-governmental and private institutions that develop policy affecting Gateway Plaza and its residents and that supervise, manage or regulate our housing; and
(2) define, maintain, and promote our common objectives in a democratic manner so that the health, safety and welfare of its members are maintained and improved.
The GTA is a nonprofit organization, and all proceeds from membership dues go toward events for Gateway tenants, philanthropy, or GTA operating expenses.
The Gateway Tenants Association Board has established and continues to maintain close relationships with our local elected officials, the Battery Park City Authority, and Community Board 1, who often join us in the resolution of Gateway-related challenges.
GTA Board – 2025
Co-Presidents: Rosalie Joseph, Anna Bain
1st Vice President: Robin Forst
2nd Vice President: Vittoria Fariello
Secretary – Recording: Jeff Galloway
Secretary – Communications: vacant
Co-Treasurers: Karlene Wiese, Shannon McCue
Board Members:
– Sarah Cassell
– Audrey Comisky
– Larry Emert
– Pat Gray
– Mark Liebman
– Mary Mooney