Aaron Fichtner

NJ Higher Education Thought Leaders Speak at AACC National Conference

The New Jersey Council of County Colleges (NJCCC) announced that its President, Aaron Fichtner, PhD., and its Vice President of Strategy and ...

Best of MYB 2022: Razu CEO Discusses Big Assist for Innovative Startup from NJ Devils, Prudential

To bring more visibility to our members and the business issues surrounding them, NJBIA produces “Minding Your Business,” a weekly television ...

Zimmermann Reelected Chair of NJ Council of County Colleges

Fichtner Talks NJ Pathways Progress

NJCCC’s Fichtner Talks Great Progress with NJ Pathways Program on This Weekend’s ‘Minding Your Business’

Published September 26

Leaders in the Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management Gather for NJ Pathways Collaborative

Published July 5

NJCCC President Appointed Vice Chair of Credential Engine’s Board

Updated July 6

NJ Community Colleges Partner with GSETA to Strengthen Workforce, Economy

Published May 27

NJBIA Joins Federal Leaders to Highlight Infrastructure Bill

Updated April 29

NJ Community Colleges Honor Outstanding Student Scholars and Leaders

Updated March 10

NJ Community Colleges Urge Funding Increase in FY23 State Budget

Published February 25

Videos from NJ Pathways Collaborative Meetings Posted

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Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA Seeking Amendments on Bill Regulating Automated Tools in Hiring Decisions

FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Employer Noncompete Agreements

Hourly Minimum Wage Increases to $14.13 on Jan. 1

Hassler to Lead State-Sponsored Retirement Program for Private Sector Workers

Connell Foley’s Corner: 10 Employer Action Items for 2023

Economic Development

‘State of Affairs’ Looks at Pressing Issues Impacting the City of Newark

Siekerka on NJ Spotlight News: Netflix Will Help Boost NJ’s Economy

Export Promotion and Development Programs to Help Your Business, Feb. 23

NJBIA Statement on Law Modifying Construction Inspection Standards

Siekerka Lauds Netflix Plans at Fort Monmouth

Energy & Environmental Quality

PSE&G Honored as ‘EV Charging Hero’ at National Awards Event

Watt’s Up With NJ’s Energy Master Plan?

Businesses Can Apply for Grants to Buy EV Charging Equipment for Trucks

Cantor on DEP Flood Rules: Separate Development Standards Unfair

NJ Science Day Challenges Students to Solve Water System Problems

Taxation & Economic Development

Siekerka: Business Owners Are Resilient but Need Tax Relief

Report: NJ Levies Highest Corporate Tax Rate in US

Will NJ’s Next Moves be Better for Business?

Murphy Says He Will Let Corporate Business Tax Surcharge Sunset

Emigholz Talks NJ Business Climate, Taxes on GSI Briefing Podcast

Government Affairs

Althea D. Ford Joins NJBIA Government Affairs Team

Siekerka on What NJBIA’s ‘Year of the Business Owner’ Is All About

Siekerka to Appear on ‘Real Talk with Fernando Uribe’ Tonight

Watt’s Up With NJ’s Energy Master Plan?

Siekerka Talks NJBIA’s ‘Year of the Business Owner’ on ‘Minding Your Business’ This Weekend

Health Affairs

Berkeley College Names Sena Dean of School of Health Studies

Horizon Foundation Awards Over $1M in Grants to Nonprofits

Bailey on NJ101.5 News: Bill Package Will Help NJ’s Healthcare Workforce

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Recognized on 100th Anniversary Milestone

Abortion Coverage Now Mandated in State-Regulated Insurance Plans

Law

Retired Superior Court Judge Mark Fleming Joins Genova Burns

Connell Foley’s Corner: The Latest Dirt on Dirty Dirt Law

FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Employer Noncompete Agreements

Connell Foley’s Corner: NJ’s Prompt Payment Act Has Teeth

Shipley Named Fellow at American College of Tax Counsel

Education & Workforce Development

NJ Higher Education Thought Leaders Speak at AACC National Conference

RVCC Cosmetology Students Win National Competition

NJDOL Awards Nearly $3M in Grants to Bolster Apprenticeship Programs

RVCC to Hold Info Session on Careers in Electric Utility Industry

NJ Science Day Challenges Students to Solve Water System Problems