The annual innovation festival returned to Maxwell Place Park in Hoboken Oct. 6, and NJBIZ editor Jeffrey Kanige and reporter Matthew Fazelpoor were on hand to take in the all-star lineup of speakers, more than 70 exhibitors, onsite investors taking pitches and startup competitions.

This survey and recognition program recognizes the Garden State's best employers across small (15 – 49 employees), medium (50 – 249 employees) and large (more than 250 employees) companies as determined by the highest authority on the subject: their own employees.

Featuring a preview of Propelify 2022; an NJBIZ panel discussion covering the future of technology in health care; our Spotlight on business services; and much more!

On Sept. 29, the NJBIZ team gathered at The Event Center at iPA America in Freehold with Garden State employers and employees to reveal the rankings for the best places to work in New Jersey for 2022. And here's the list now.

Kean University President Lamont Repollet traveled to Washington, D.C., Sept. 28 to take part in a Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative conference panel hosted by the American Federation of Teachers that explored the importance of building a pipeline to increase the number of Black teachers nationwide.

An inside look at businesses in New Jersey, this special sponsored section features profiles on 20 companies working in the Garden State.

Featuring Cooper University Health Care's $2 billion expansion in Camden; what Ramapo College of New Jersey and the Morris-Union Jointure Commission are doing to address a teacher shortage; how the latest minimum wage increase is affecting New Jersey businesses; our Spotlight on Manufacturing Day; and much more!

Featuring Blue Foundry Bank's new branch in Hoboken; Columbia Bank's recent honor; Kearny Bank's donation to The Valerie Fund; Mandelbaum Barrett PC employees help battle food insecurity; Larken Associates celebrates the opening of The Reserve at Crosswicks in Bordentown; and Seton Hall University Center for Sports Media honors Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts.

The program recognizes business men and women under the age of 40 for their notable successes and demonstrations of strong leadership in the state. Take a look inside to read more about the honorees.

In her role, Marianne Wade will work with the firm’s accounting and advisory groups and will specialize in financial services.

New Jersey is home to a diverse collection of experts. As the field evolves along with the economy, these individuals will ensure that the next generation – and the one after that – will be equipped to move the state forward. Click through to see all the honorees; the top 10 are ranked numerically and the remaining 40 are listed alphabetically.

Reboli has been acknowledged by insiders as a key player in broadening the name of Cooper Medical School of Rowan University from one with just local recognition to a national leader.