This week's digital edition explores the state's growing indoor-farming industry; shares what hosting the 2026 World Cup would mean for New Jersey; dives into the hot topic of adult-use cannabis licenses; shines our Spotlight on construction and infrastructure; and much more!

This week's digital edition features the world’s first fully autonomous robotic burger chef; hearings for Gov. Phil Murphy's $48.9 billion spending plan; an in-depth look at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce's business summit; we shine our Spotlight on accounting; and much more!

Featuring the Industrial and Office Real Estate Brokers Association of New Jersey’s 27th annual Developer’s Night event; NJM Insurance Group; Whippany’s Suburban Propane Partners LP and Guy Fieri; Unity Bank; the Lightbridge Foundation; and Pillar College’s free Community Conference.

Congratulations to this year's honorees — the innovators who have demonstrated excellence in technology and leadership.

Featuring the Northern New Jersey Community Foundation, SJI’s Veterans Engagement Team, CNN Senior Political Correspondent Abby Phillip at Kean University and Gov. Phil Murphy honoring health care heroes from Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset.

BNO’s new chief executive officer reflects on Joanne Obenauf’s legacy building a successful business and how she will build on that work.

This week's digital edition features a look at adult-use cannabis sales; a Q&A with Chris Beddard, the head of core molecular diagnostics and women’s health and cancer at BD; we shine our Spotlight on women in business; and much more!

To close out 2021, Atlantic Health System – where Gragnolati serves as president and CEO – and CentraState cleared the last regulatory roadblock on their way toward an expanded partnership. Under the unique agreement, a model Gragnolati helped to create, Atlantic Health became the majority corporate member in CentraState, which joined the former’s network.

Mansue took over as Inspira Health’s CEO in September 2020, coming off four years as RWJBarnabas’ chief experience officer, and before that holding various positions within the health care and health insurance industries in New Jersey and New York for nearly three decades.

One of the state’s longest-serving top executives, Meyers was named as Valley Hospital president and CEO in 1999, and as Valley Health System president and CEO in 2003. Under her watch, Valley responded to the pandemic with a number of initiatives, including Care After COVID, which coordinates the services of a multidisciplinary medical team that can help individuals struggling with complications from the virus and long-term COVID-19 symptoms.

Next year it’s likely Ostrowsky’s name won’t grace this list – something that hasn’t occurred since we started putting it together more than 10 years ago. That’s because the man who has led RWJBarnabas Health since 2016 as president and CEO – and built it into $5.5 billion giant – announced that he’ll retire at the end of 2022.

A-K: Meet the men and women leading the industry that keeps New Jerseyans strong, active and full of life.