NJBIZ recently spoke with Red Bulls General Manager Marc de Grandpré about the state of the league, what the World Cup will mean for the business of soccer in the U.S. and how the local team is likely to fare this year – both on the field and off – after a seventh-place finish last season.

The executive vice president of Santander and regional head of Middle Market Banking for New York and Jersey discusses the bank's priorities in the area, what business owners and executives should look out for over the coming months and how a global financial services giant serves local communities.

President and CEO Robert Stack founded the Princeton-based nonprofit organization in 1989, putting the group at the forefront of the deinstitutionalization movement.

The DIGroup Architecture president discusses the business, the state of the market, his outlook for 2022 and some of the persistent challenges faced by minority-owned firms.

DIGroup Architecture traces its roots to a group of small firms that banded together to work on school projects at a time when such work was mainly handled by larger competitors.

The Lowenstein Sandler partner and former state attorney general talks about Matt Platkin's legal acumen, his suitability for position of AG and the power of the office.

The moves reflect a commitment to diversity and inclusion, the firm said in a Feb. 1 announcement, and set the stage for a transition to the next generation of management.

The Parsippany-based technology advisory firm said the investment will fund its organic and inorganic growth efforts, the expansion of its staff and enhancement of its service offerings.

The retired state Supreme Court justice will become a partner in the firm's Business Litigation group, effective Feb. 7.

The CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health discusses the fight to contain omicron, his priorities beyond the pandemic and how the system will navigate the changing business landscape.

The pandemic has forced many businesses in New Jersey to adjust and recalibrate.

The growing importance of environmental, social and governance issues is prompting businesses in most industries to at least pay lip service to those subjects.