Major Cities and Counties

Located on the Delaware River across from Philadelphia, Camden has long been home to iconic companies like Campbell Soup Company and now attracts forward-thinking employers such as New Jersey American Water, Lockheed Martin, the Philadelphia 76ers, and Subaru of North America.

The city also boasts a growing tech and medical research ecosystem, anchored by Waterfront Labs, CoWork Street, the Coriell Institute for Medical Research, Cooper University Hospital, and Rutgers University–Camden.
Camden’s vibrant waterfront adds to its appeal. It offers 1.5 miles of attractions, including the Battleship New Jersey, Adventure Aquarium, and the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. This unique mix of innovation, education, and recreation makes Camden a compelling place for companies and employees alike.

Jersey City’s prime location, thriving economy, and vibrant culture make it one of the fastest-growing cities in the Northeast. Anchored by industries like finance and tech, it’s home to giants such as JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and BNY Mellon. With easy access to NYC via ferries, trains, and roads—and close proximity to Newark Liberty International Airport—Jersey City is exceptionally well-connected.

Known as the most ethnically diverse city in the country, Jersey City offers a dynamic, walkable lifestyle with nationally recognized dining, including the acclaimed Razza. India Square, the largest Indian enclave in the Western Hemisphere, offers authentic cuisine and cultural experiences. Residents and visitors enjoy the scenic Hudson Waterfront and Liberty State Park, which features stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and Manhattan skyline—all adding to Jersey City’s appeal as a place to live, work, and explore.

With 262 direct flights to over 76 international destinations, Newark Liberty International Airport positions the city as a true global gateway. Newark’s unbeatable location—just 20 minutes by train from Manhattan—adds to its appeal for businesses and individuals alike. The city also benefits from immediate access to the Port of New York and New Jersey, the East Coast’s largest maritime cargo hub, offering unmatched logistical advantages for global trade and commerce.

Newark is more than a transportation hub; it’s a dynamic, fast-evolving city where business, culture, and technology intersect. It’s home to major corporations, world-class universities, and leading arts institutions like NJPAC and the Newark Museum of Art. The city’s diverse neighborhoods, vibrant food scene, and thriving innovation ecosystem make it an ideal environment for growth, investment, and discovery. Whether launching a new venture or building a career, Newark offers access, energy, and opportunity to thrive.

Known affectionately as the “Hub City,” New Brunswick is a nexus of education, healthcare, and the arts with strong ties to the State’s largest university, Rutgers. This dynamic city is a thriving hub for pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. Global giants like Johnson & Johnson are headquartered here, reinforcing the city’s status as a leader in medical research and development.

New Brunswick is located in the heart of New Jersey, with easy access to major highways and public transportation. New Brunswick is also the future home of the HELIX, an innovation district where companies and universities can research and collaborate. Nokia Bell Labs, Johnson & Johnson, and Rutgers University have already committed to establishing spaces in the HELIX. The city also offers rich cultural experiences, from the renowned State Theatre to its bustling restaurant and nightlife scene.

Paterson is a testament to America’s industrial strength and continues to thrive as a manufacturing hub. Founded in 1792 as the nation’s first planned industrial city, Paterson was sought out by Alexander Hamilton, who saw the potential and power of the Great Falls of the Passaic River. His early foresight led to Paterson becoming a powerhouse of industry, producing silk, locomotives, and textiles, earning its nickname “Silk City.”

Today, Paterson maintains its allure for modern manufacturers and businesses, offering strategic advantages such as proximity to New York City, major highways, the Port of New York and New Jersey, and Newark Liberty International Airport. Paterson’s rich history and architectural beauty have captured the attention of the film industry. Its old factories, brick warehouses, and Beaux-Arts buildings have served as backdrops for countless productions. This blend of historical significance, strategic location, and cultural richness makes Paterson an ideal place for businesses.

Trenton, New Jersey’s capital city, stands at the helm of State government and boasts a rich industrial heritage and forward-looking approach to business development. Once a powerhouse of manufacturing, Trenton proudly displays its motto – “Trenton Makes the World Takes” – as a testament to its enduring spirit of production. Today, the city is home to leading private-sector employers like New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance, Capital Health Systems, and Thomas Edison State University.

Strategically located midway between New York City and Philadelphia, Trenton has incredible connectivity via Amtrak, NJ Transit, and the Trenton Mercer Airport. With an emerging arts and culinary scene and annual events like Patriots’ Week, which draws visitors to celebrate the city’s revolutionary heritage, Trenton has plenty to do and see for residents and visitors, alike.