Metropolitan New York Library Council
@metro.org
The Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO) is a non-profit organization working to develop and maintain essential library services throughout New York City and Westchester County. METRO's service is developed and delivered with broad input and support from an experienced staff of library professionals, the organization's member libraries, an active board of trustees, government representatives and other experts in research and library operations. As the largest reference and research resources (3Rs) library council in New York State, METRO members reflect a wide range of special, academic, archival and public library organizations. In addition to training programs and support services, METRO also works to bring members of the New York City and Westchester County library communities together to promote ongoing exchanges of information and ideas.
Metropolitan New York Library Council's Company Logos
Metropolitan New York Library Council's Brand Colors
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About Metropolitan New York Library Council
Metro is a non-profit service provider dedicated to helping libraries, archives, and museums excel in their work. Based in New York City and Westchester County, Metro works closely with its local membership to develop and maintain essential services within its regional network. With a global membership, Metro provides digital collections services that connect its local network to ideas and expertise from around the world.
They offer a range of services that are developed and delivered with input and support from experienced library professionals, their membership, and advisory councils. Metro's mission is to advance library and knowledge-management services in New York City, Westchester County, and beyond through collaboration, resource sharing, strategic planning, professional development, and advocacy. Through their work, they improve public access to high-quality information and strengthen the role of libraries as valuable partners in solving problems, understanding complex issues, and accessing cultural and recreational resources.
Metro is governed by an elected Board of Trustees and receives input from Advisory Councils, ensuring effective management and continuous improvement. Subscribe to their newsletter for more information and stay connected with Metro's valuable contributions to the field of libraries and knowledge management
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1964
Company size
2-10 employees
