The CEO of Turtle & Hughes talks about the company's projects, its outlook and what the commitment to sustainability means in practical terms.

"We have a strong presence along the East Coast and felt that an office with staff in the northern New Jersey and New York markets would make it more accessible to our clients," said PCS founder and President Anthony Mongeluzo.

SciTech Scity is planned as a $300 million, 12.5 acre science and innovation campus immediately adjacent to the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City.

Karthik Yajurvedi is now responsible for providing leadership, oversight and strategic direction for both the engineering team and the technical solutions that will become part of the company's future portfolio of products and solutions.

Repairers working for uBreakiFix have fixed more than 12 million devices company wide, according to the company, and can help with most tech mishaps.

The Somerset company will provide desktops, laptops, tablets, monitors, printers, peripherals, and lifecycle management for those devices for four years.

Eighteen were selected by a jury of local arts professionals and community stakeholders to produce large-scale installations and public artworks at the Amazon-owned online audiobook and podcast service's newly renovated headquarters and in the surrounding downtown neighborhood.

If all goes according to plan, a brand new, state of the art research and technology facility will occupy an empty parcel in the center of downtown in a few years after state and city officials broke ground on the $665 million, 550,000-square-foot New Jersey Innovation and Technology Hub on Oct. 14.

The project is a $665 million, 550,000-square-foot medical education and research center. Rutgers and Princeton universities both plan to use the facility, along with Hackensack Meridian Health and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

The Propelify Innovation Festival hadn’t been able to catch a break these past two years. But Aaron Price, head of TechUnited, which founded and organizes the annual event, said the industry faces such challenges all time, and it’s full steam ahead. The 2021 iteration drew thousands of attendees to Hoboken on Oct. 6 and was “bustling,” Price said. “I’m thrilled with the turnout.”

Though the organizations said that the partnership is the first of its kind between a bank and a tech accelerator - offering resources for startups and emerging investors, community events, thought leadership and more - the pair have been community partners for years.

A pair of accords stemming from Gov. Phil Murphy’s trade mission to the country in 2019 has spurred several collaborations among the life sciences industry, most recently between ABLE and BioNJ and the Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship, respectively.