FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 13, 2026

Mayor Noble Announces Stew Meyers Appointed City of Kingston Business Liaison

KINGSTON, NY – Mayor Steven T. Noble is pleased to announce that Stew Meyers has been appointed City of Kingston Municipal Business Liaison.

Stew Meyers has led two highly successful companies from inception through acquisition, most recently a tech company that had its development and product support based in Midtown Kingston. In 2006, Stew cofounded Exago, which created a business analytics, intelligence, and ad-hoc reporting platform. The company was acquired in 2021 by Insight Software, a large, international software company. In the last four years since Exago was acquired, Stew has helped found Ulster Strong, an organization to help with smart economic growth, worked with the City of Kingston to potentially build a new public park, and has helped various non-profits through his philanthropic work.  

Mayor Noble said, “We are pleased to announce Stew Meyers as our very first Municipal Business Liaison. With his extensive business and nonprofit credentials, we are lucky to have him volunteering his time to help me and my administration strengthen our support of the local business communities. Stew and I see this appointment as an opportunity to bridge City government, businesses and local nonprofits to reinforce local economic development possibilities.”

As the City of Kingston’s Municipal Business Liaison, Stew Meyers will build and maintain relationships between local government departments, City/State agencies, business owners, and nonprofit organizations. In this role, he will foster communication and advocate for the needs of the local business community and identify opportunities for City government to strengthen its support for business owners.

Stew Meyers said, “A healthy community requires strong and smart economic growth from both for-profit and non-profit companies, which translates into additional and higher paying jobs and services, and retention of our young population, of which too many have been leaving due to a lack of available, decent paying jobs. This is especially true now in this era of rapidly increasing prices for housing, goods, and services. I am excited to be working with the Mayor and City of Kingston to help seek opportunities and partnerships for new businesses, as well as stronger relationships with our existing business community with the goal that this will lead to a healthier Kingston for everyone to prosper and enjoy.”

Meyers can be reached at [email protected]

More information at www.engagekingston.com/kingston-business-resources.