Albert Zakes, 63, is the proud beneficiary of reverse nepotism.

Over the years, William Russell and Bill Scalzitti have seen a lot of resistance to their underlying principle: Going green is a good thing.
For your bottom line.

Nick Jermer is a senior accounting student at Rutgers University. He's also passionate about clean energy.

The irony was not lost on Hugh Welsh when he gave an address at the White House in October: Royal DSM, the Netherlands-based company for which Welsh is North American president, started over a century ago as a coal mining company.

Ralph LaRossa might be a self-described North Jersey guy, but he leads a utility that has had a presence in Camden for more than a century.

APA Hotel Group, a Japanese company that runs the most successful hotel chain most people in the United States have never heard of, is making plans to change that.

Located roughly 30 miles from Tokyo (50 minutes by train) and on a 47-acre property that once had factories that produced consumer products such as TVs and refrigerators, Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town is straight out of a World's Fair exhibit during the space age.

It's not a dream, an idea, a concept or even a well-researched business proposal.