Dr. Gaurov Dayal joins the Voorhees-based company from Denver’s Everside Health, one of the largest direct primary care providers in the U.S.

The company will take up residence at Alfred Sanzari Enterprises' live-work-play campus in Teaneck, which is set to include executive offices, a camera display showroom and an equipment repair facility.

Featuring Stop & Shop and Marshalls as tenants, the more than 189,000-square-foot West Caldwell complex was acquired as part of a 1031 exchange.

Larken Associates announced the agreement, which will bring M&A Square Creative Corner to the Montgomery Professional Center.

Tejal Mehta previously served as senior counsel and assistant corporate secretary at TD Bank Group, where she oversaw regulatory compliance, corporate governance policy and corporate secretarial operations for the bank’s U.S. entities.

President of Business Operations Chris Heck is credited with leading efforts to grow the team's brand across a range of sectors, including with the establishment of its training complex in Camden.

Simon Campion – who has served as executive vice president and president of the Franklin Lakes company's Interventional unit since September 2018 – will succeed Alberto Mas as president.

Tom Reilly joins the Bridgewater-based company with more than 20 years of experience in corporate and commercial finance in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.

Last week, the development helped to celebrate the start of work that will bring a commuter ferry steps from its doors. Now, the property from BNE Real Estate Group has its own milestone to recognize.

Chris Cornick has been with the company for more than 15 years. And now, the executive identified as a Next Generation Leader by NJBIZ in 2021 has been tapped to succeed retiring Vice President Dan Shea to oversee operations in the state.

According to school President Michael McDonough, the gift is "unprecedented in its size and its impact,” marking the first complete awards in the program's history.

Co-sponsored by state Sens. Steven Oroho and Linda Greenstein, the bipartisan legislation would provide more skilled employees for the expanding industry by establishing a pathway in the state's county colleges and vocational schools.