The CEO of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment discusses the challenges of running sports teams and a major venue without spectators, the outlook for the current NHL and NBA seasons, what it was like to watch the Sixers in "the bubble" over the summer and his company's extensive efforts toward diversity and inclusion.

Speakers on tap for the Feb. 18 program, titled COVID-19 Workplace Health/Safety & Worker Benefits: What Employers Need To Know, will discuss state and federal rules and resources and provide information on subjects including earned sick leave and paid family leave.

The new president of the New Jersey Civil Justice Institute talks about the organization and its priorities for the rest of the year and beyond the pandemic.

Among other topics, the managing partner at Edison Partners discusses the state of the M&A market, the outlook for the rest of the year, and some sectors that have managed to prosper during the pandemic.

The program replaces the publication's CFO of the Year awards and is designed to honor individuals in a variety of fields for their work in finance.

New Jersey Realtors said median sales prices, pending sales and closed sales were all up by at least 5% last year compared to 2019.

The president and general counsel of Parsippany-based DSM North America talks about vitamin D, how the company's business was affected by the pandemic and the outlook for a return to economic health.

The Delta Dental of New Jersey CEO discusses the company's $250,000 donation to three food banks in the state, its operations during the outbreak and why the dental insurance market is likely to grow substantially over the next several years.

Erich Radlmann, managing partner at Spherion Staffing Services, talks about his firm's upcoming virtual job fair, the future of office work and where the bright spots are in hiring right now.

The Camden-based company will invest a total of more than $2 million in the two projects, which are likely to be completed in the spring with street restoration work running through the summer.

The latest targets for the acquisitive Tinton Falls-based insurance brokerage were Westfield's True & Associates; J.W. Edens & Co. of Titusville, Fla.; and Two Rivers Insurance Co. Inc. of Burlington Iowa.

Do we have to deal with the United Van Lines Annual Migration Study. Apparently, we do. And that’s unfortunate.