About the Albany County CVB

The Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. was incorporated in 1976 to promote the NYS Capital as a destination for visitors and convention delegates. ACCVB has been assisting meeting specialists for more than 30 years, acting as a community concierge to attract and assure successful meetings, conventions, and events held in Albany. 

The ACCVB staff works with its Board of Directors, members, volunteers, and other hospitality organizations to contribute to the ever-expanding hospitality industry in the Capital Region and beyond. The ACCVB also operates the Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center, which is located at historic Quackenbush Square (corner of Clinton Avenue and Broadway in downtown Albany) and the Information Desk at the Albany International Airport. 

The ACCVB is an independent, not-for-profit corporation and serves as Albany County's Official Tourism Promotion Agency (TPA), as well as an administrator of the Capital-Saratoga Region's marketing efforts, and the Hudson Valley marketing efforts.

Mission/Purpose

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  • The Organization/Mission

  • Purposes of the Organization/Vision

ACCVB Board of Directors

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  • EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

  • DIRECTORS

  • EX-OFFICO

The ACCVB's Board of Directors is a group of outstanding community leaders and industry representatives. Each member donates time, effort, and expertise to help project a positive image to visitors and convention delegates who come to Albany.


ACCVB Staff

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  • President & CEO

  • Assistant to the President & Membership Coordinator

  • "Meet" the Sales Team

  • Services Team

  • Marketing Team

  • Visitors Center/Planetarium/Gift Shop