In September, we honored Sgt. Archie Fagan, a World War II veteran who fought in the Battle of the Bulge, helped liberate Dachau concentration camp and attended the Nuremberg Trials. Last week, we went to the ShopRite in Flemington, where he still works as a beloved greeter at the age of 93, and presented Archie with a framed photo of him at the event.
On Monday, protesters in Trenton disrupted the state Senate committee hearing on New Jersey’s tax incentive programs.
Everyone has the right to protest and to be heard. It is important that we respect those rights.
But it is equally important that we ask this question — how is our state perceived by the out-of-state executives we are trying to convince to bring their businesses here?
N.J. Chamber of Commerce Foundation President Donna Custard was one of 35 nationwide to be named to the 'Elite Cohort' of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Business Leads Fellowship Program. The program, established in 2018, provides in-person training and builds a coalition of business leaders focusing on education and workforce issues. Read more about the program here.
As president and CEO of NJ Transit, Kevin S. Corbett is in the line of fire for the bus and rail agency’s well-documented on-time and reliability issues. “We get beat up and rightly so at times,” Corbett said.
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Cornerstone members heard an exclusive breakfast presentation on November 1 by three members of New Jersey's Congressional delegation - Congressman Tom Malinowski (NJ-7), Congressman Andy Kim (NJ-3) and Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11).
New Jersey Chamber of Commerce members exchanged business cards and discussed the latest Chamber programs, events and ways to grow their businesses at a networking event October 30 at FirstEnergy Park, home of the BlueClaws, in Lakewood.
United Airlines is in the process of adding a sixth flight from Newark Liberty International Airport to London’s Heathrow Airport (in March 2020); more flights to Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. (there will be 13 daily in a shuttle-type service); and more business-class seat opportunities on flights to San Francisco and Los Angeles (also next summer).
In a somber ceremony at the State House, New Jersey lawmaker Anthony Bucco took over the state Senate seat his namesake father had held for more than 20 years until his death last month from a heart attack.
When Assemblyman Anthony Bucco walked to the podium to accept a Legislator of the Year award from the N.J. Chamber of Commerce, his late father - Sen. Tony Bucco - was on top of his mind.