A supply chain industry veteran, Patrick Maley most recently served as chief marketing officer at BluJay Solutions, a global trade and supply chain technology company recently acquired by E2open.

New partner Jessica Swenson chairs the group at the Roseland firm.

The joint degree program is the first of its kind between the universities and will allow students to have access to cybersecurity experts and faculty across both institutions.

The effort is part of the company’s Sustainable Communities Grant Program, which launched in 2020 and provides $75,000 annually to fund open space and environmental and resiliency projects across South Jersey.

Kelly Pecoraro, who comes from Investors Bank, is expected to be appointed to the position on May 18 during the financial institute's board of directors meeting.

The complex offers 122,000 square feet of Class A office space spanning 161 and 163 Madison Ave., minutes from Morristown Green and that city's and the Convent train stations.

The 1,100-megawatt joint venture between Ørsted and PSEG is expected provide clean energy to 500,000 homes while also delivering thousands of jobs and ramping up supply chain initiatives.

As he continues his four-day trip through Ireland, Gov. Phil Murphy announced the signing of three Memorandums of Understanding between New Jersey academic and real estate entities with top Irish tech universities and a startup accelerator.

Veris Residential launched leasing at its first property to be delivered since it rebranded from Mack-Cali in December. The Jersey City building embodies the company's focus on environmentally and socially conscious efforts.

The space will house the new Orthopedic Center of Excellence, which will include 35 fully private patient rooms, a rehabilitation gym, and an ED Rapid Decision Unit.

The announcement, which will see the brunch spot bolster its presence in Pennsylvania, comes just four months after the eatery opened expansion opportunities.

“It’s a bit of a head-scratcher. Positive ratings of New Jersey as a place to live have ticked up a bit. But so has the sense that people want to get out of here someday. One possible explanation is that residents appreciate the benefits that New Jersey has to offer, but the cost of living does not make it sustainable in the long run,” said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute, which runs the annual survey.