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No. 1: Tony Coscia
This year should be big for Coscia, a partner at Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, who is also the chairman of Amtrak and one of three trustees of the Gateway […]
No. 4: Jack Morris
Founding Jack Morris Construction when he was just 18, he now serves as president and CEO of Edgewood Properties Inc. which owns, operates and manages commercial and residential real estate around the country.
The 2021 NJBIZ Commercial Real Estate Power 50 slideshow
The top 10 honorees are ranked numerically; the others are listed alphabetically.
No. 9: Ed Russo
The president and chief executive officer of Russo Development has transformed the business his father founded in 1969 into one of the state’s most active development companies.
No. 2: Brian Strom
As the pandemic took hold in New Jersey, the chancellor of Rutgers School of Biomedical and Health Sciences took a leading role in the state's contact tracing program along with its study on COVID-19’s effect on health care workers,
Presenting the 2021 NJBIZ Education Power 50
Someday, in what everyone hopes will be the not-too-distant future, NJBIZ will publish a power list that does not reflect the exigencies of a deadly global pandemic. That day has not arrived and the selections for this year’s Education Power 50, especially the top 10, were influenced by the ongoing public health emergency.
No. 10: Sean Spiller
He's the new president of the New Jersey Education Association, a union perhaps unmatched in power among labor groups. As head of the state’s largest teacher’s union, he'll channel that power from offices directly across the street from the Statehouse in Trenton.
The 2021 NJBIZ Education Power 50 slideshow
The top 10 honorees are ranked numerically; the remainder are listed alphabetically.
No. 1: Perry Halkitis
In the early days of the pandemic, the dean of the Rutgers School of Public Health was handpicked by the Murphy administration to lead the effort to trace the spread of the virus. In the months since, he's become one of the leading sources of information about the pandemic and the efforts to bring it to an end.
No. 9: Patrick Murray
The Monmouth University poll, which he runs, is one of the most highly regarded measures of public opinion in the country.
