Submit a recommendation: Power Lists or People to Watch

Do you know a person you feel should appear on one of our future NJBIZ Power Lists? Perhaps you have a suggestion on someone in health care or finance who should be part of our People to Watch issues. Please take a few minutes and tell us why below. We are now accepting recommendations from you, our readers. Please note, this is simply a recommendation and the final decision will be made by the NJBIZ Editorial Team.

There is no deadline to complete this form.

If you have any questions, please contact our editorial team at [email protected]. You can view our methodology at the bottom of this form.

Please note: Recommendations for our In the Lead programs are available on separate forms. Learn more here.

Power Lists or People to Watch recommendations:

PLEASE SELECT ONE OR TWO OF THE LISTS BELOW THAT BEST SUIT THE COMPANY/PERSON YOU ARE RECOMMENDING.

Thank you!


(For individual recommendation, please provide their email; for a company recommendation please provide the Marketing Dept. or Senior Executive email)
Enter title of person being recommended. For company recommendation, please list NAME and TITLE of the person for the email provided above
Enter company of person being recommended
Max. file size: 4 MB.
Which Power List fits them the best? More than one can be selected.
Which People to Watch list fits them the best? More than one can be selected.
Your Name (person making the recommendation)(Required)

METHODOLOGY

The NJBIZ Power Lists are compiled by the NJBIZ editorial staff based on our reporting throughout the past year with input from experts in a variety of fields and recommendations from our readers. The staff looks for people who have gained public attention – and perhaps acclaim – for their professional accomplishments and public service. Each list identifies individuals who, through their efforts, are helping to make New Jersey a better place to live, work and do business. Honorees are not necessarily better at their jobs than others in their profession, but they have contributed meaningfully to the advancement of the public interest through their work and/or community service.