Natasha Moody's and Janelle Vizzi's promotions follow the recent hiring and advancement of a number of women among the company's leadership positions, and the addition of its first chief diversity and impact officer just last week. In August, the organization pledged $20 million to fight systemic racism and oppression.
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Late Johnson & Johnson matriarch donates $5M to Liberty Science Center
“She loved our naked mole rats and cotton-top tamarins," said LSC President and CEO Paul Hoffman, who announced the gift during the museum's Annual Genius Gala. "Later she told me that while she had always expected LSC to be a great place for children, she was pleasantly surprised to discover that it was also a great place for adults."
Read More »Changing goals
“When we first started, we established that we would look at four priorities, first one being communication, second being engagement, third one being preparation – how do we [prepare for when the players] return to play – and the fourth being relationship. How does that relationship change during this time when there’s so many questions, so many things up in the air,” Red Bulls Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer Joe Stetson said.
Read More »Caesars names senior vice president, GM for Tropicana Atlantic City
The company owns and operates four resorts in the seaside town and with Jacqueline Grace's appointment half of them now feature women in the most senior leadership position.
Read More »Campbell taps chief culture officer
Camille Pierce will lead the Camden-based company's inclusion and diversity strategy.
Read More »Harris Blitzer taps first chief diversity and impact officer
The appointment of David Gould by the parent company of the New Jersey Devils and Newark's Prudential Center comes less than a month after it unveiled a racial equity action plan, which includes a commitment of $20 million to fight systemic racism.
Read More »DraftKings named New York Giants official sports betting operator
Under the agreement, the sportsbook operator will run a virtual “SportsLounge” on game days and have access to the use of the team’s marks and logos.
Read More »Morris County farm acquires 20-year-old apiary (updated)
In addition to the approximately 300,000 bees Sweet Cheeks has already, this deal adds 20 beehives now with an additional 20 this spring.
Read More »Online sportsbooks hit record in NJ amid pandemic and tanking casino industry
Last month's numbers were more than double those from August 2019: Bringing in $87.7 million in 2020 compared with $41.1 million the year before.
Read More »New Jersey Hall of Fame’s new executive director to lead next phase, fundraising
"We wanted a proven leader in the world of nonprofit management, someone who could help us reach our own potential," said NJHOF Chairman Jon Hanson, and Jim Roberts delivers: Bringing past experience from a slew of organizations, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's New Jersey Metro Chapter and the American Diabetes Association northern New Jersey affiliate – its fourth-largest market in the country.
Read More »Indoor dining’s first weekend back gets cheers from Murphy, restaurant group
Gov. Phil Murphy and the head of the New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association said they were largely impressed with how the reintroduction fared, with the governor warning the state will know in 10 days if the practice has led to a rebound in COVID-19 cases.
Read More »Slumping Red Bulls fire head coach Armas
An interim leader for the Major League Soccer franchise will be named in the next 24 hours, according to Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer Joe Stetson; the team has embarked on a search for a permanent coach.
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