The Union Township Chamber of Commerce and the financial institution joined with business and community leaders to celebrate the new, 1,800-square-foot downtown location.

NAI Fennelly said it represented property owner Nexus Properties in the negotiation of three office leases at the four-building center.

The news of Chief Scientific Officer Chris Twitty's exit came as part of a wider business update from the clinical-stage biotechnology company.

JLL Capital Markets represented the seller in the deal for Lawrence Township's Berkshire Stewards Crossing.

According to the company, the move underscores its sustained growth, which started in Trenton more than 80 years ago with with a single retail location and has since expanded to encompass nearly 70 stores.

Photos featuring Robert J. Wilkens Insurance Agency, the LPGA Cognizant Founders Cup, RWJBarnabas Health and Bergen County's Center for Hope and Safety from this week's issue of NJBIZ.

Evan Weiss will head the organization committed to the ongoing economic revitalization of New Jersey's largest city, following the departure of Aisha Glover in September 2020 to join the Audible team.

According to NAI James E. Hanson, which negotiated the sale, with this purchase the REIT's North Jersey and New York City-area portfolio now includes 63 buildings and 3.57 million square feet.

With more than 20 years' experience in the field, Julie Ellis will work with Chief Human Resources Officer Anneliese McMenamin to drive recruitment and retention programs and organizational partnerships at the South Jersey health care organization to help drive its expansion and growth.

Spanning health care, finance, sports, law, education and more as leaders and founders, partners, executives and above all trailblazers, meet this year's honorees!

Two sets of honorees - the 2021 Force for Change and Leading Women Entrepreneurs winners - will be on hand for a speed networking event in September.

With scientists from the United Nations reporting this week that climate change will be intensifying over the next 30 years because of our planet’s addiction to fossil fuels, it is now incumbent on all business sectors to make changes. And ‘green’ builders can do more to reduce our carbon footprint, writes Needle Point Homes President Steve Needle.