The Mars Inc. brand, which has its U.S. headquarters in Newark, will spotlight some submissions on its social platforms and give away signed merchandise and NFLshop.com gift cards. And the overall favorite? That fan will win two tickets to Super Bowl LVII in Arizona.

Brian Below most recently served as CEO of Fabral, part of OmniMax International LLC, a metal roofing and wall panel provider.

The Ewing-based company is scooping up the No. 2 brand in the U.S. acne category, which also makes the No. 1 patch in the subset.

Based in the city of Cataño, the target marks the 53rd acquisition for the Jersey City-based company under the leadership of Chairman Robert Tillis and CEO Jason Tillis.

The Camden-headquartered automaker "adopted" all sixth- through eighth-grade classrooms in its home city's school district, providing teachers with funding and supplies.

WuXi Biologics announced the debut of MFG18, its GMP phase I drug substance clinical manufacturing facility, which is located in this Middlesex County municipality and burgeoning biopharma cluster.

“Our partners from Feeding America shared the growing pressure food banks are under right now, and we have a responsibility to the communities we serve to help meet some of the need for personal care, home care and food pantry items,” said Esi Eggleston Bracey, president of Unilever U.S. and CEO of Unilever Personal Care North America.

“We are committed to helping cultivate the next generation of printing and graphic communication workers to ensure they are prepared to succeed in the industry,” said Dino Pagliarello, the company's senior vice president, product management and planning.

The target, Randolph-based JM Lifestyles, marks the ninth addition for Renovation Brands, a digitally native, e-commerce platform for home improvement products.

The Montville-based aerospace and defense supplier said the move aims to strengthen its product development and manufacturing processes. It also announced four promotions and recognitions.

Samuel Sadoulet, who joined the Barrington-based company in 1997, succeeds Robert Edmund, who has retired.

“Today’s natural foods market is flooded with competitors, so we knew it was time to reassess our branding," CEO Steve Kass said. The Cranford-based company is also emphasizing buzzwords, such as "vegan" and "plant-based," on its products.