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Jessica Gonzalez has been a fixture on the entrepreneurship scene in New Jersey for nearly a decade — or since her first company, InCharged, turned the need for phone charging into a marketing opportunity for major […]
For Gonzalez, the ability to pivot products meant everything Read More »
The New Jersey Devils and the Prudential Center, in partnership with Investors Bank and RWJBarnabas Health, announced Friday morning the details for Donate a Plate, a virtual fundraiser benefitting Newark Working Kitchens. Newark Working Kitchens is a free meal delivery service launched in
N.J. Devils, Pru Center launch virtual fundraiser to benefit Newark Working Kitchens Read More »
The New Jersey Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2019-20, and it includes some of the biggest names in the state’s business community. The Hall of Fame’s 12th annual induction ceremony will be held virtually Oct.
N.J. Hall of Fame’s latest class includes Bowden, Kalafer, many others Read More »
There’s no doubt that COVID-19 will affect the future of commercial real estate in New Jersey, but the question is to what degree? For many of us, the days of commuting into midtown Manhattan or
The Future of Commercial Real Estate in a COVID-19 World Read More »
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The COVID-19 pandemic is reshaping the future of collaborative spaces, such as the massive one planned for downtown New Brunswick, the president of DEVCO said Tuesday. Chris Paladino said the virus
COVID-19 Forcing Developers in New Brunswick, Elsewhere to Rethink Collaborative Spaces Read More »
As a Black female entrepreneur in America, Denise Woodard knows about taking risks. While still working a day job in 2016, Woodard launched Partake Foods, a maker of allergen-free cookies based in Jersey City, New Jersey, with her life
She Was Rejected by 86 Investors Before Hearing a Single Yes-and It Was From Jay-Z Read More »
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka understands the importance of developing abandoned properties. However, he also understands the necessity of developing using faces that accurately reflect the community. “To be able to (develop) with local folks, black
Baraka: West Ward Neighborhood Development Plan to partner with 6 minority developers Read More »
EDA says money will enable it to distribute grants to more companies — filling more requests in oversubscribed program The state has added another $15 million of CARES Act funding to the Small Business Emergency
N.J. adds $15M to Small Business Emergency Grant program Read More »
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