Good leaders do the same for their teams. Anyone who watches his daily press conferences can get their arms around the challenges he faces, because he makes those challenges simple to understand. He's delegated those three smaller problems to teams to fix, and then he reports on progress, using data (see above) to the public every day. The smaller problems that make up the large problem is providing enough beds, staff and supplies.
Cuomo's large problem is avoiding a collapse of his healthcare system. Clark a partner at Vladeck, Raskin & Clark, P.C., specializing in employment law, and previously worked at Legal Momentum, a defense fund for women that often takes on cases involving workplace equality and gender discrimination.I've learned that large problems are solved by breaking them into smaller problems and then attacking them. Do a little history, go to Google, Google the independent reviewers and tell me what you see."Īs a federal prosecutor, Kim led a prosecution against Cuomo aide Joe Percoco, who was sentenced to six years in prison after he was convicted on corruption charges in 2018. The governor also recently criticized the investigators chosen by James to lead the probe, questioning their independence during a press conference on July 26 and saying, "Look at who the independent investigators are.
I feel terrible that these people felt uncomfortable, felt hurt, felt pain from the interactions, and I'm embarrassed by it, and I feel bad from it."Ĭuomo has said his actions were misinterpreted, and his behavior is his way "of doing friendly banter." "I never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. "I never knew at the time that I was making anyone feel uncomfortable," Cuomo said. The report said he ran "his hand across her stomach, from her belly button to her right hip, while she held a door open for him at an event" and ran "his finger down her back, from the top of her neck down her spine to the middle of her back saying 'hey, you,' while she was standing in front of him in an elevator."Ĭuomo has apologized for some of his behavior, saying during a press conference last week that he was "embarrassed" for the "pain I've caused." The report also describes allegations from an unnamed female state trooper, and claims she was sexually harassed on several occasions. Lindsey Boylan, a former deputy secretary for economic development and special adviser to the governor, accused Cuomo of giving her an unwanted kiss and making inappropriate comments.Īnna Ruch, who was not employed by the governor, has accused the governor of touching her lower back and face and asking if he could kiss her at a wedding reception in 2019. McGrath herself planned to 'mingle' with men - on the two women's upcoming trip to Florida."
The report said that Cuomo regularly asked about "her personal life, including her marital status and divorce" and asked whether she "would tell on Executive Assistant #1 if she were to cheat on her husband - and whether Ms. Investigators wrote that, "the Governor: (1) addressed her almost exclusively as 'sweetheart' or 'darling' (2) on occasion, kissed her on the cheeks and hand, touched and held her hands, and slid his hand around her lower waist."Īnother executive assistant, Alyssa McGrath, described "harassing conduct" to investigators. The report also described allegations from a former aide named Ana Liss. "Without explicitly saying it, he implied to me that I was old enough for him and he was lonely," she said.
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