Rudy Grasso, Daniel Johnson and James Fereno have joined the financial institution in executive roles, while Joseph Rodriguez was elevated to the newly created role of vice president, residential lending sales manager.

John Crimmins adds the role to his position as executive vice president, Finance and chief accounting officer.

The Tinton Falls-based company is holding its GO 2019 conference this week in Denver, Colo., where it said that Mercer Rowe will serve as vice president, global channels and alliances and Edison Peres was named a strategic go-to-market adviser.

Daniel Murphy and Anthony Axtmann join the Spencer Savings Bank team as business development officers in the Retail Bank Business Development Group.

Regarding the piece titled “The economic power of green” by Richard Lawton (Sept. 30): This is about understanding the economics of our energy needs, not spreading fringe environmentalist talking points.

I would like to express my approval of the opinion piece by Richard Lawton in your Sept. 30th edition.

Photos from the Oct. 14, 2019 issue of NJBIZ.

It’s time to fix the state’s aging and unhealthy water infrastructure, by Greg Lalevee, business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825.

Policymakers gather at Montclair State University to sound the alarm about climate change and build momentum for solutions.

Data from the 2019 UnitedHealthcare Consumer Sentiment Survey revealed that 37 percent of people say they now use the internet or mobile apps to comparison shop for care – but fewer know the cost of prescription medications.

In Atlantic City, state and local officials are trying to keep redevelopment on track despite a new scandal.

Ready or not, artificial intelligence is changing the business of law. What happens when AI becomes prevalent in an industry that bases its cost on taking up time?