Ahead of the 2020 annual enrollment period, a survey from the Newark-based company found employed respondents overwhelmingly said the perks make up a key part of their compensation, and are a big reason they would stay at a job.

Matthew Mensinger will join the institution as chief lending officer as current leaders transition to roles in the newly created portfolio management division.

“The notion is something we like a lot,” the governor said at a COVID-19 press briefing in Trenton, but cautioned it would likely not become law before the Fiscal Year 2021 budget went into effect, due to potential legal challenges.

Jenna Buretta is responsible for serving small- and medium-sized businesses in Monmouth, Ocean, Mercer, Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties.

The Tinton Falls-based firm scooped up 18 companies in 2019, boosting its revenue by 74 percent to come in at No. 89 on this year’s NJBIZ Lists Top 250 Privately Held Companies rankings.

Heather Moskal joined the financial institution in 2018 as a first vice president.

Former SB One President and CEO Anthony Labozzetta will serve as president and COO for Jersey City-based Provident.

"With the temporary federal and state provisions that have benefited low-income and working-class Americans during the pandemic reaching their expiration date, we understood that it would be incumbent upon well-intentioned corporations to assist disenfranchised communities," said Wole Coaxum, founder and CEO of Newark-based MoCaFi.

Carolyn D’Anna comes to the role from a career spent at CohnReznick.

Business owners are trying to adapt to the “new normal” of constrained budgets and periodic government-mandated shutdowns, making the decision to pursue B2B, B2C, or both, complex.

Together, the firm's represent 17 total offices and 725 industry clients.

In this year's rankings, Garden State companies had total revenue of $7 billion, with 84 firms appearing as repeat honorees.