Bringing more than 15 years of experience to the position, Sulaekha "Sue" Kolloru will also lead the teams responsible for data, and mergers and acquisitions, and oversee other investments and partnerships.

The health system purchased the Belleplain Emergency Corps on Jan. 1 and now provides EMS services to Dennis Township and Woodbine. At a May 6 ribbon cutting, longtime former chief William King Sr. was honored for enhancing the capabilities and professionalism of the squad during his 40 years of leadership.

This week's Pic Page is dedicated to the annual celebration of trees, specifically, the commemorative Red Oaks – New Jersey’s state tree – that found new roots at several New Jersey Transit stations.

Bill Quick had his day job, but he started working on bikes in people’s driveways some evenings after work. A few months later, something struck him: He had a business, but he didn’t need a storefront. It was mobile, and that was a good thing.

This week's issue shares the story of an engineer who quit his six-figure career for a life on the road; delves into the budget hearings that are grappling with Gov. Murphy's record spending proposal; features a conversation with the founder, president and CEO of Woodcliff Lake-based Eagle Pharmaceuticals; shines our Spotlight on Engineering; and much more!

Cyberattacks against all kinds of companies are on the rise. In addition to stepping up cyber defenses, companies are increasingly looking into cyber insurance that may cover the blow of ransomware and other attacks.

The Woodcliff Lake-based company boasts a robust pipeline and just added two commercialized products through its acquisition of Acacia Pharma. In short, Eagle is ready to soar.

The last few weeks featured presentations and testimony from some of the most consequential state departments and some of the New Jersey’s most prominent policymakers, including Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver, Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli, acting Attorney General Matthew Platkin and more.

Kris Kolluri, the current president and CEO of Camden Community Partnership Inc., is a former commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Transportation and played an instrumental role in developing New Jersey’s ARC project funding.

The former Bausch Health subsidiary priced its initial public offering of 35 million common shares at $18 per share—below the estimated range of between $21 and $24.

The property boasts a premium location along Route 206, in addition to two apartments.

The newly-minted multiyear partnership is the first foray into sports marketing for the global leader in online trading services.