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To forge a virtually cost-free partnership steeped in the spirit of fraternity (or sorority as the case may be) that goes beyond matters of immediate concern. This spirit is best served by fostering a climate characterized by Gotham's mantra. Said another way we are all non-salaried, non-commissioned sales people for each other! Thus, we seek to create a family/tribal environment stimulating mutual growth: business, social, creative, intellectual, artistic, charitable or otherwise. Our endeavors should enrich each participant through altruistic acts undertaken with a genuine concern for the welfare of our fellow networkers and the world.

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Mask - no mask

9 hours ago 11 comments Categories: Lifestyle Tags:

I'm confused. Do I wear a mask or not? Friday night I attended what was, I believe, the first Gotham meeting in a very long time. I walked in with a mask on but out of the 35 or so people attending, i was one of three who wore one. It was outdoors, but personally, I was a bit nervous. I am vaccinated but still carry some fear with me whereever I go. So I wore the mask for most of the time. When I ate I took it off and kept it off till I left....

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The Power of Gotham

I have been requested to write a nice story about Raj and his company, Brainlink. It is not an easy task – there are many stories to write about. I really can’t start at the time I met him because I don’t remember when or how I did, he was just there in a Gotham meeting or the Friars Club or both. All I remember is that my company hired him to be our IT consultant probably because my brother & Raj have a common love for Star Trek. Brianlink came in and helped us upgrade our systems to match the growth we were experiencing. I can say that over the years we have been more secure and proactive to the ever-changing IT universe. Raj’s continuous push to have us upgrade our hardware & programs put us in a position to seamlessly glide into the COVID-19 pandemic world without hitch.

As far as Raj goes, he has always been one to help when he can, without hesitation. As you know he has put up a matching contribution for the Season of Giving for a few years now and has been the lead sponsor for all things Gotham. He has also helped a friend’s son by giving him an internship to gain experience. The mother still thanks me for making the introduction. Raj is always willing to help with any computer related issues people have and offer a great referral to help with your other issues. He does this always with a can do attitude and a smile on his face and does not ask for anything in return.

So this is not really a “story” but more of an overview of Raj. Let me add that none of this would be possible without his wife Sharon being his unsung partner. Without her support and guidance this would have only be about a sentence or two long. Thanks Sharon

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Gotham Reacts

We have been deeply moved by the pain we are seeing and hearing all around us in recent days. In the most direct terms, Gotham stands firmly against racism and hate and in support of respect, kindness, and inclusion. We also recognize our collective responsibility to do better. We must take concrete steps to combat systemic and institutionalized racism.

Today we stand committed to conduct which promotes positive change. We stand with all of our members in understanding that we each need to look deeper into ourselves and do more to recognize and eliminate racial injustice and bias against black and brown people. Words are not enough. We must figure out how to move forward. Gotham is a unique organization built on the strength of our relationships – personal and professional – and we know that together we have a unique power to create a positive impact on this critical conversation.

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