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The founder of Flemington Car and Truck Country, and the Somerset Patriots minor league baseball team, was also an Oscar-nominated documentary film producer and a 2020 inductee into the New Jersey Hall of Fame.

The CEO of office services provider Corporate Essentials talks about how the company has coped with the lockdown and the prospects for the future.

The Taft Communications CEO talks about the firm's approach, rise of environmental, social and corporate governance -- or ESG -- investing and how corporate behavior can affect recruiting efforts.

The "friendly founder" of Hello Products talks about why he got into the oral care business, his new role as a chief innovation strategist and what it's like to be part of a huge organization.

The business manager of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825 talks about what the Biden administration's $2 trillion infrastructure plan could mean for New Jersey.

In business, Rutgers New Brunswick and Newark ranked 44th, while Stevens Institute of Technology made the list at number 68. Stanford topped the business school list, followed the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and Chicago's Booth School of Business.

The CEO and president, respectively, of Provident Bank talk about what it was like to complete a merger while COVID-19 was keeping offices closed, how the integration process has been going and how they both see the economy developing over the next several months.

Readers may well think that compiling a list of health care leaders during a deadly global pandemic would be easy. And, in fact, most of the selections were glaringly obvious. The top ten this year represents an honor roll of dedicated, energetic and talented public health officials, researchers and hospital system executives.

The CEO of confectioner Ferrero North America talks about how the company and the industry managed during the pandemic, what he expects from the big candy-giving holidays coming up this spring and what his priorities are in his new national role.

The Summit Health CEO talks about the rationale behind the company's rebranding, his priorities for the future and how Summit is trying to participate in the state's COVID-19 vaccination program.

During the effort, dubbed Warm Up This Winter, the bank's employees used contactless shopping methods at a variety of stories via Amazon Wishlist.