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Mercury Public Affairs names new CEO, president
Saddle Brook-based Mercury Public Affairs promotes John Gallagher to CEO and Michael Soliman to president.
Six Flags names Fehnel president of Great Adventure
Mike Fehnel's appointment at the Jackson amusement park comes as part of a broader leadership restructuring across the company's properties following its $8 billion merger.
NJ Hispanic Chamber names Lucas interim president
The Statewide Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey named John Lucas interim president, succeeding longtime leader Carlos Medina after more than two decades.
Rutgers taps Redus to lead women’s basketball program
Adding another hire from LSU, Gary Redus II is known for his recruiting prowess as well as helping to win the 2023 NCAA title.
Valley Bank reports record earnings, adds senior leaders
An expanding senior leadership team, top CRA rating as well as investments in AI, innovation and New Jersey communities are building momentum for the Morristown-based financial institution in the new year.
Port Authority names Garcia executive director
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey named Kathryn Garcia executive director, with Jean Roehrenbeck approved as deputy, effective Feb. 9.
NJEDA names Kennedy chief of staff, external affairs
Overseeing communications, government affairs and external engagement. Sean Kennedy was appointed chief of staff and chief external affairs officer at the New Jersey Economic Development Authority Feb. 9.
Inspira elevates Moore to president, COO
Inspira Health promoted Warren Moore, expanding his oversight of hospitals, health centers and outpatient care at the South Jersey system.
JLL expands tri-state leadership with Caridi hire
Joseph Caridi will lead New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Connecticut markets, strengthening the company's regional commercial real estate team.
Genova Burns names Borek first female managing partner
The Newark law firm has named Jennifer Borek as managing partner, making her the first woman to lead the business in its more than 35-year history.
Rible named CEO of New Jersey utility, transportation group
David Rible becomes chief executive officer of the Utility and Transportation Contractors Association, succeeding Robert Briant Jr.
Shapiro assumes chair of New Jersey auto retailers coalition
Andrew Shapiro takes over as chair of NJ CAR, succeeding Ron Baus and advocating for the $45 billion industry.
