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The 2024 NJBIZ Education Power 50
The honorees on this list play an absolutely critical role in fashioning the business leaders of tomorrow.
At a glance: 2024 NJBIZ Education Power 50 (photos)
Click through the slideshow to see who made this year's list, which recognizes the most influential men and women preparing the business leaders of tomorrow.
2024 Education Power 50: A – K
Meet the most influential professionals conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.
2024 Education Power 50: L – Z (updated)
Meet the most influential professionals conducting vital research and training a new generation of leaders.
No. 8: Cindy Jebb
During her tenure as president of Ramapo College, the institution launched the Ramapo College Strategic Plan, “Boldly Ascending 2023-2029,” which focuses on fostering academic excellence and student success, an inclusive community and stewardship.
No. 2: Tahina Perez
The executive director of Teach For America New Jersey leads the organization that works with communities to create an equitable education system that prepares 50,000 New Jersey students each day for success.
No. 4: Andres Acebo
The interim president of New Jersey City University continues to lead the institution through a remarkable recovery – following a budget mess that preceded him.
No. 1: Jennie Pu
The director of the Hoboken Public Library has cultivated a community hub in the Mile Square City that’s helping to provide resources and foster ties.
No. 7: Lamont Repollet
Since taking the helm in 2020, the president of Kean University has launched several initiatives to not only raise the profile of the Union County-based public institution, but build a stronger, more vibrant community.
No. 5: Monsignor Joseph Reilly
After an eight-month search following the surprise resignation of Joseph Nyre, Seton Hall University appointed the alumnus as its 22nd president, effective July 2024.
No. 9: Gigi Schweikert
The chief executive officer of Lightbridge Holdings Group is leading the Iselin-based enterprise through a significant period of expansion.
No. 10: Nariman Farvardin
Having led Stevens Institute of Technology for 13 years, he is the longest-serving president of a private college in the state.
