Tom Bergeron

Poland, Korea, Pakistan, Peru, Argentina and – of course – Israel. The J-Biz Conference and Expo, held recently in Atlantic City, billed itself as an international event – and certainly delivered. The two-day event, organized by the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce detailed numerous ways companies in New Jersey and can better connect with the […]

Eric Kleinert has been named the new head of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Rahway, effective Dec. 31. Kleinert, who will have the chief administrative officer title, will succeed retiring CEO Kirk Tice, who announced his departure earlier this year. Kleinert, who joined RWJUH Rahway in 2012, has 30 years of experience in direct patient […]

Lowenstein Sandler partner Chris Porrino called serving the state as attorney general the greatest professional privilege of his career — but not necessarily for the reasons you might think. Yes, Porrino got to bring the proverbial bad guys to justice. But more than that, the job presented a unique opportunity to make the system itself […]

Regular readers of ROI-NJ know we shed light on organizations that are taking steps to confront food insecurity – especially when it’s simple things, like rescuing food that already has been prepared. Such a thing happened this week when Table to Table, the state’s first and largest food rescue nonprofit, announced it has added an […]

Legal bioethics professor Carl Coleman, the associate dean and a professor at Seton Hall School of Law, has been named a fellow by the Hastings Center, the oldest independent, nonpartisan interdisciplinary research institute of its kind in the world – one that plays a critical role in establishing the field of bioethics. The fellowship is […]

All-star list of panelists detail need to improve access, quality and equity for women in N.J.

EDA Board approves credit for state-of-the-art production studio campus at Fort Monmouth that is expected to create thousands of local jobs

Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, which already has 10 buses across country, is working to convince Legislature to support funding ($1.2 million) to add another to its fleet

Here are the first two things you need to know about high school athletes in New Jersey taking advantage of Name, Image and Likeness opportunities: It is legal for them to participate — provided they do not promote their brands at events associated with your team; There generally isn’t a whole lot of money involved […]

Developers confident they’ll get approval for Victorian-style community that will generate $1.9 Million in taxes