Julie Pacatte Represents SEEC at the 2025 NYSEDC Economic Development Conference

Executive Director, Julie Pacatte, was a key participant in the panel “Building the Future: Deploying Broadband for Equitable Access and Community Resilience” at the 2025 NYSEDC Economic Development Conference in Albany.  

Julie joined experts including Melissa Hartman, Executive Director of ErieNet, Matt Crider, Vice President of Technical Consulting at ECC Technologies, and Robert Murray, Partner at Harris Beach Murtha, to discuss the crucial role broadband infrastructure plays in economic development, public safety, and digital equity. The panel explored the steps needed to assess current networks, collaborate with stakeholders, secure funding, and overcome challenges to ensure reliable, accessible high-speed internet for communities. This session emphasized the importance of broadband as critical infrastructure, especially in a post-pandemic world.  

 

Julie’s insights highlight SEEC’s continued commitment to building digital infrastructure and fostering sustainable growth in Schoharie County.  As we continue to break down barriers and build a stronger, more resilient digital future, stay tuned for more updates and opportunities to get involved in Schoharie County’s Digital Revolution.