Featuring the Gateway Family YMCA; the Pascack Pi-oneers First Robotics Team 1676; Middlesex County’s Plays-in-the-Park; and Spring Lake Toys Foundation and Saddleback Real Estate Developers.

Ed Broderick, an information security expert with over 23 years of experience, will focus on continuing to expand and elevate the firm’s cybersecurity efforts.

As president of the New Brunswick Development Corp., Chris Paladino has set the standard for what it means to be a developer in New Jersey.

As CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health, Robert Garrett runs New Jersey’s largest health network with 17 hospitals, 500 patient care locations, 35,000 team members and 6,500 physicians.

Ambitious and aggressive could be words used to describe Jonathan Holloway’s time as president of Rutgers, having come on board in January 2020, just two years ago and right in time for the onset of COVID-19.

George Norcross — the Camden County political powerbroker, executive chairman at Conner Strong & Buckelew, and chairman of the board of trustees at Cooper University Health Care — has been widely regarded as the state’s most powerful unelected individual.

Dana Lancellotti took the helm at the New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association and now leads the 80-year-old advocacy group with the concerns and priorities of thousands of restaurants and hotels in mind.

Barry Ostrowsky has led the ever-growing RWJBarnabas system – and built it into $5.5 billion giant – since 2016 as president and CEO.

This week’s digital issue of NJBIZ features a look at the 2022 Power 100: Our annual list of the men and women who are creating New Jersey’s future. Also Inside, how New York grabbed New Jersey’s crown as the top sports-betting state much more!

In the course of a decade, Glover has become fixture in Newark. Even her work to help launch Audible’s Global Center for Urban Development – which celebrated its first anniversary in the fall – has its roots in New Jersey’s largest city.

Murphy began his second – and final – term with an new set of concerns. His reelection victory was far closer than anyone expected. He has vowed not to increase taxes in his second term, and to focus more on business and resident affordability.

Johnson & Johnson closed out 2021 with $93.8 billion in sales, a $13.6% increase over the prior year. On Jan. 3, 2022, Duato officially took up the helm of New Brunswick-based pharmaceutical giant, responsible for guiding its 135,000 employees. “Given our strong results, financial profile, and innovative pipeline we are well positioned for success in 2022 and beyond,” he said in a statement released along with the company’s fourth quarter and full year results.