The Javits Center has the following stakeholders invested in its continued success:

• Event-related customers, including event owners, event managers, event exhibitors and event attendees who organize and/or participate in events at the Javits Center;
• Employees of the New York Convention Center Operating Corporation who depend on the Javits Center for their livelihood, including part time and full time employees;
• Business partners such as private contractors who coordinate the construction of events, concessionaries such as caterers who provides goods and services to customers at the Javits Center, and labor which executes delivery of those services;
• Businesses and residents of New York State and City who benefit from Javits Center operations, such as hotels and restaurants, through employment, creation of customers and the creation of incremental tax revenue;
• The State of New York, and the City of New York, which benefit from economic activity and job creation generated by the hosting of events, visitor spending and other activities associated with the Javits Center, as well as directly through enhanced tax revenue.

2020:

^[1]In March of 2020, the Javits Center was closed for business due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ceasing its normal operation for the next 16 months. At that time, the Javits Center was converted into a temporary medical facility with a capacity of up to 5000 patients at one time. Nearly 1,100 patients were treated at the height of the pandemic in the spring of 2020 at the Javits Center. Portions of the Javits Center remained set up as a medical facility through the spring of 2021. In January of 2021, the javits Center was converted into a mass vaccination site, administering more than 646,000 vaccines through July of 2021, the most of any single site in the United States at that time. The Javits Center's administrative staff and labor played a critical role in both the construction and operation of the medical facility and mass vaccination site. In do so the Javits Center staff not only contributed to mitigating a public health crisis, but also preserved the jobs of many of the Center's staff and the Center's financial viability. As a result of the pandemic, the sources for performance measurements identified in items 1, 3, 4 and 6 herein were not available for 2020. Consequently, for 2020 these measurements were calculated based upon ratios of the 2019 performance measurement numbers compared against the total payroll hours.

^[2]For 2020 Performance, total economic impact combines Sales Impact and Income Impact.

^[3]This number is determined by show management pre-show projections.

^[4]The percentage industry average is not readily available as of date.

^[5]For Fiscal Year ending March 31, 2021.

^[6]Does not include Special Events.