The company said it will replace approximately 2,780 feet of aging water main, four fire hydrants and 48 utility-owned service lines in the city beginning next week.

As part of his appointment, Raymond Ciccone, who graduated from the school in 1979, will lead a president’s task force to expand the reach of School of Business academic programs and their relationships with outside entities.

“Both of these lessees realize 4814 Outlook Drive is an absolutely ideal location,” said Sheldon Gross Realty Senior Vice President Glenn Jaffe. “It’s in the midst of a thriving business corridor, near multiple major roadways, so is perfect for connecting with clients and helping attract and retain top employees.”

Located at 325 Columbia Turnpike, the three-story building, previously owned by Mack-Cali, was delivered to The Birch Group 85 percent leased.

A leader in international higher education philanthropy, and SHU alumnus, Jon Papasenos will join the South Orange institution in November.

The newest outpost from the online retailer will create more than 300 full- and part-time jobs, in addition to hundreds of driver opportunities, for Middlesex County.

Gateway Agency National specializes in home, automobile, boating and life insurance needs for clients across New Jersey.

"The speed of health care innovation is astonishing," said Sheldon Vogel, who along with his wife Anne made the contribution—the largest named health care donation in New Jersey. "Health care transformation requires investment. Our gift will ensure that Monmouth Medical Center will continue to meet the evolving health care needs of our neighbors and friends right here in Monmouth County."

Together with the existing north tower, to which the new building is attached by an eighth-floor indoor and outdoor amenity deck, the property boasts more than 800 luxury residences.

Natasha Moody's and Janelle Vizzi's promotions follow the recent hiring and advancement of a number of women among the company's leadership positions, and the addition of its first chief diversity and impact officer just last week. In August, the organization pledged $20 million to fight systemic racism and oppression.

The more than 78,000-square-foot property is leased to, and serves as headquarters for, national logistics firm NVC Logistics Group.

According to the study from Rutgers Center for Women and Work, of the more than 60,000 in the field in New Jersey, 97 percent are women, 60 percent are non-white and 52 percent are immigrants. They're among the lowest-paid workers in the state and exempt from basic legal protections under federal labor laws and OSHA.