Maximize Your Membership
There are several ways to get involved and keep your business informed. Take advantage of your membership at NJBIA. The following are just a few benefits that are available for a business like yours.
Events & Seminars: Each year NJBIA holds more than 100 events and webinars that provide information and foster networking opportunities. Events range from signature events such as our annual Women Business Leaders Forum and Public Policy Forum to our subject matter events like Energy and Healthcare. Networking opportunities range from more intimate gatherings at baseball games to our Nine & Dine golf outings held throughout the state. Our webinars and HR and Legal programs provide business owners with the information and training they need to be successful. If you are having any problems registering, or if you have any questions, contact our events department at 609-393-7707 or events@njbia.org.
Policy Committees: These committees bring together members from different types of businesses who share a common interest in a particular state issue and want to help shape NJBIA’s policy position, as well as receive timely updates on new legislation and government regulations. You can join one or several committees to receive Issue Alerts and more in-depth Issue Reports with the latest news and updates from our Government Affairs experts. Join a Policy Committee by visiting any page in our Advocacy section. You must be a member to join a committee and signed into your account to join.
Councils: NJBIA is inviting our members to collaborate on strategies and solutions addressing today’s hot-button workplace challenges, including diversity and inclusion, advancing women’s careers, and equipping not-for-profit businesses for success. Our network of three councils allows NJBIA members to stay informed and engaged on real-time issues to enhance opportunities for business success.
Employer Legislative Committees: There is no better way to meet with your legislators, network with your colleagues, and learn about issues affecting your business than to attend your local ELC meetings. The ELCs, established by NJBIA in 1959, are independent, local organizations representing all 21 counties. ELCs meet regularly for breakfast or lunch. These meetings take no longer than 90 minutes. At each meeting, legislators, cabinet members or local officials will discuss important issues pertinent to business. You will also receive a briefing from one of NJBIA’s government affairs experts on legislative and regulatory issues affecting employers.
Learn more about how you can make the most of your membership and get involved.