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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Sunday, April 1, 2012 Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Sunday, April 1, 2012 * No Public Schedule * ### Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Monday, April 2, 2012 9:30 AM Weekly Staff Meeting Location: Governor’s Conference Room State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Lieutenant Governor Duffy Larry Schwartz, Secretary to the Governor Mylan Denerstein, Counsel to the Governor Drew Zambelli, Counselor to the Governor Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Robert Megna, Director of Budget Linda Lacewell, Special Counsel to the Governor Rich Bamberger, Communications Director Stephanie Benton, Director of Governor’s Offices Irene Baker, Director of Cabinet Affairs Jim Malatras, Deputy Secretary for Policy Management Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs Letizia Tagliafierro, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs John Howard, Deputy Commissioner, OGS Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Nick Weatherbee, Director of Scheduling Jeremy Creelan, Special Counsel to the Governor Jamie Ginott, Assistant to the Governor Lindsay Nathan, Staff Secretary Arielle Goren, Senior Speechwriter 11:15 AM Meeting re: Appointments Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Rich Bamberger, Communications Director Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director 11:45 AM Meeting re: Communications Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Arielle Goren, Senior Speechwriter Jamie Ginott, Assistant to the Governor 1:45 PM Meeting re: Board Appointments Location: Secretary to the Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Larry Schwartz, Secretary to the Governor Mylan Denerstein, Counsel to the Governor Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Lindsay Nathan, Staff Secretary 2:15 PM Meeting Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Attendees: Superintendent Joe D’Amico, New York State Police 3:00 PM Meeting Location: Governor’s Conference Room State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Linda Lacewell, Special Counsel to the Governor Nick Weatherbee, Director of Scheduling Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Jim Malatras, Deputy Secretary for Policy Management Kayla Arslanian, Special Assistant 3:45 PM Meeting Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Jim Malatras, Deputy Secretary for Policy Management Letizia Tagliafierro, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs 5:00 PM Meeting re: Communications Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Rich Bamberger, Communications Director 6:30 PM Meeting re: Planning Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Linda Lacewell, Special Counsel to the Governor Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director ### Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Tuesday, April 3, 2012 9:30 AM Meeting Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Jim Malatras, Deputy Secretary for Policy Management 11:15 AM Meeting re: Buffalo and Syracuse Post-Budget Tour Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Jamie Ginott, Assistant to the Governor Arielle Goren, Senior Speechwriter 11:45 AM Meeting re: Capitol Restoration Project Location: State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary 12:15 PM Meeting re: Communications Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director 1:15 PM Meeting re: Appointments Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Larry Schwartz, Secretary to the Governor Mylan Denerstein, Counsel to the Governor Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary 2:00 PM Meeting re: Buffalo and Syracuse Post-Budget Tour Location: Governor’s Conference Room State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Linda Lacewell, Special Counsel to the Governor Rich Bamberger, Communications Director Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Nick Weatherbee, Director of Scheduling Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs Letizia Tagliafierro, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Jamie Ginott, Assistant to the Governor Lindsay Nathan, Staff Secretary Arielle Goren, Senior Speechwriter Kayla Arslanian, Special Assistant 3:15 PM Scheduled Call with Richard Parsons re: Education Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Participants: Richard Parsons, Chair of the New NY Education Reform Commission 3:45 PM Meeting re: Intergovernmental Affairs Location: Governor’s Conference Room State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs Letizia Tagliafierro, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs Cassie Prugh, Director of Regional Affairs 4:45 PM Meeting re: Education Commission Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Jim Malatras, Deputy Secretary for Policy Management Katie Campos, Assistant Secretary for Education 6:30 PM Meeting re: Remarks Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Arielle Goren, Senior Speechwriter ### Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Wednesday, April 4, 2012 9:20 AM Wheels Up Albany International Airport En Route Greater Buffalo International Airport Aircraft: NYSP King Air Passengers: Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Protective Services incl. Major Nevins State Purposes: Travel to Buffalo Post-Budget Tour Mixed Use: No Reimbursed: No 10:30 AM Wheels Down Greater Buffalo International Airport 11:00 AM Buffalo Post-Budget Tour Location: Buffalo State College 1300 Elmwood Ave Buffalo, NY Invitees: Congressman Brian Higgins Senator Tim Kennedy Senator George Maziarz Senator Michael Ranzenhofer Senator Patrick Gallivan Senator Mark Grisanti Senator Catharine Young Assemblymember John Ceretto Assemblymember Dennis Gabryszak Assemblymember Crystal Peoples-Stokes Assemblymember Sean Ryan Assemblymember Robin Schimminger Assemblymember Ray Walter Assemblymember Daniel Burling Assemblymember Jane L. Corwin Assemblymember Kevin Smardz Assemblymember Joe Giglio Assemblymember Andrew Goodell Assemblymember Steve Hawley Assemblymember Michael (Mickey) Kearns Legislator Betty Jean Grant, Erie County Legislature Legislator Tom Mazur, Erie County Legislature County Executive Mark Poloncarz, Erie County Mayor Byron Brown, City of Buffalo Mayor Paul Dyster, City of Niagara Mayor Geoff Szymanski, City of Lackawanna Frank Sedita, Erie County DA Michael Violante, Niagara County DA Chris Jacobs, Erie County Clerk Betty Jean Grant, Erie County Legislator, Chair Tom Mazur, Erie County Legislator, Majority Leader David Rivera, Buffalo Common Council, Council Member Demone Smith, Buffalo Common Council, Council Member Rich Fontana, Buffalo Common Council, Council Member John Rusinski, Town of West Seneca, Council Member Anthony Caruana, Town of Tonawanda, Supervisor Mary Holtz, Town of Cheektowaga, Supervisor Jamie Walters, Town of Hamburg, Supervisor Comptroller Mark J.F. Schroeder, City of Buffalo 12:20 PM Wheels Up Greater Buffalo International Airport En Route Syracuse Hancock International Airport Aircraft: NYSP King Air Passengers: Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Protective Services incl. Major Nevins State Purposes: Travel to Syracuse Post-Budget Tour Mixed Use: No Reimbursed: No 1:00 PM Wheels Down Syracuse Hancock International Airport 1:30 PM Syracuse Post-Budget Tour Location: New York State Fairgrounds 581 State Fair Blvd Syracuse, NY Invitees: Minority Leader Brian Kolb Senator John DeFrancisco Senator Patty Ritchie Senator James Seward Senator Michael Nozzolio Senator Dave Valesky Assemblyman Sam Roberts Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli Assemblyman Gary Finch Assemblyman Bill Magee Assemblyman Will Barclay Assemblywoman Barbara Lifton Assemblyman Bob Oaks Assemblyman Donald Miller Assemblyman Ken Blankenbush Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney Commissioner Darryl Aubertine County Executive Joanie Mahoney Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick Mayor Stephanie Miner Van Robinson, President of the Common Council Supervisor Mark Nicotra, Salina, NY Supervisor Jim Corl, Jr., Town of Cicero Mayor Svante Myrick, Ithaca, NY Mayor Tom Gillen, City of Oswego Mayor Brian Tobin, Cortland Mayor Carla DeShaw, Canastota Mayor Richard Donovan, Village of Minoa Town Supervisor: Emanuel J. Falcone- Town of Geddes Supervisor Nancy Cantor, Chancellor, Syracuse University & Co-Chair of the CNY Regional Council Robert Simpson, CEO, CenterState CEO & Co-Chair of the CNY Regional Council 2:55 PM Wheels Up Syracuse Hancock International Airport En Route Albany International Airport Aircraft: NYSP King Air Passengers: Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Joe Percoco, Executive Deputy Secretary Josh Vlasto, Executive Deputy Communications Director Protective Services incl. Major Nevins State Purposes: Return from Syracuse Post-Budget Tour Mixed Use: No Reimbursed: No 3:35 PM Wheels Down Albany International Airport 4:15 PM Meeting re: Scheduling Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Linda Lacewell, Special Counsel to the Governor Stephanie Benton, Director of Governor’s Offices Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs Lindsay Nathan, Staff Secretary Katie Brennan, Assistant Director of Scheduling 5:45 PM Meeting re: Legislative Affairs Location: Governor’s Office State Capitol Albany, NY Staff: Betsey Ball, Director of Legislative Affairs ### Governor
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