Frank Smith joined the Morristown company in January 2021 as head of Advisor Growth. The move is part of the firm’s succession plan.

Anil Dobhal brings more than 24 years of tech experience to the company, which allows brands and media agencies to reach health care professionals on networks within their digital workflow.

The Blackstone portfolio company, based in Princeton, will dedicate the funds to creating a workforce hub — including education, training and research institutions.

Speakers from Valley Bank, Genova Burns, BML Public Relations & Digital and CBIZ Marks Paneth delve into the return to work across their respective industries.

The Princeton company was chosen to be the institutional review board of record for the group's PPMI undertaking, which studies participants with and without the disease to identify biological markers and clinical changes associated with its risk, onset and progression.

The New Jersey Hospital Association’s annual Economic Impact Report found health care centers directly contributed $27.8 billion in 2020, but the ripple effect supporting other industries bumps up that number.

U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-5th District, was on hand at a recent ceremony to announce the addition to the hospital's new Intensive Care Unit.

The Clifton-based multi-channel marketing communications company was founded more than 60 years ago and has additional offices in Florida and California.

Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of the 16,553-square-foot quick service restaurant, which shows QSRs "continue to be one of the hottest net lease sectors among 1031 investors looking for stable cashflow," according to investment specialist Alan Cafiero.

Four other Garden State higher-education institutions also made the ranking from The Princeton Review. Find out which ones made the cut.

The Memorandum of Understanding with the Irish Centre for Maternal and Child Health Research comes as the New Jersey Economic Development Authority embarks on efforts to build up a Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Center in Trenton.

Judge Glenn Grant, acting administrative director of the New Jersey Courts, outlined several of the top issues facing the governmental branch in his testimony on April 26, including a May 1 milestone that will set a historic high in the state for the number of judicial openings.