SNJ Business People

  • Survey Says CCC Ranks Among Nation’s Top Community Colleges

    08/25/09

      Camden County College graduates more associate’s degree recipients than all but 84 of the nation’s thousands of institutions of higher education.
      According to an analysis of federal Department of Education data by Community College Week newspaper, CCC ranked 85th nationwide in terms of overall associate’s degree completion. The study reviewed 2007-08 statistics, the most recent available, from the thousands of two- and four-year colleges and universities in the United States to generate a list of the top 100.

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  • Cory Communications Corporation Receives 2009 Best of Haddonfield Award 

    08/11/09

      Cory Communications Corporation has been selected for the 2009 Best of Haddonfield Award in the Telecommunications Services category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA).

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  • Current Challenges & Credit Strategies in the Southern New Jersey and Greater Philadelphia Marketplace

    07/28/09

    Recently,  The Southern New Jersey RMA Presented a Chief Credit/Lending Officer Panel Discussion on Current Challenges & Credit Strategies in the Southern New Jersey and greater Philadelphia Marketplace.

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  • The Law Offices of Charny, Charny & Karpousis, P.A. Launches Its Arbitration & Mediation Section 

    06/23/09

      The Law Offices of Charny, Charny & Karpousis, P.A. (CC&K), a full-service law firm based in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, announces the launch of it Arbitration & Mediation Section as part of the firm’s Divorce and Family Law Group.  Led by Nancy D. Gold, Esq., the section will provide binding and non-binding arbitration, mediation and Blue Ribbon Matrimonial Early Settlement Panelist (MESP) services, furthering the firm’s commitment to resolving matters of divorce and other family-related issues in the most compassionate manner.

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  • New Construction Projects to Be Unveiled at SNJDC’s 13th Annual Construction Forecast & Exhibits

    06/02/09

      The Southern New Jersey Development Council (SNJDC) will host the 13th Annual Construction Forecast and Exhibits, presented by New Jersey Smart Start Buildings, on June 10, 2009 at the DoubleTree Guest Suites in Mt. Laurel, NJ. The event, designed to   provide attendees advance information on construction activity in South Jersey, begins at 8:30 a.m. with a welcome address from Senator James Beach (D), 6th District. The theme for this year’s Construction Forecast is “Get Building Today”. A panel including CEO Kris Kolluri, NJSDA, Chief of Staff Edward McBride Jr, Office of the Governor, Assistant Commissioner Robert Miller, NJDOT and Commissioner Nicholas Asselta, BPU will highlight how each department will allocate its state and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds in order to push development in our state.

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  • South Jersey’s Projects To Watch: Gloucester County

      As you know, this year, your favorite regional business publication has been profiling South Jersey’s “People to Watch” for the past two years.
      Now we’ve turned our attention from “people” to “projects.” Specifically, we’re going county-by-county and looking at the development and redevelopment Projects to Watch, including (when we can) the most important projects completed in the last 12 months,  the most important projects underway, and the most important projects on the drawing board.
      Now it’s Gloucester County’s turn.

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  • Stocks Up, Unemployment Picture Mixed, Market Basket Stable, and Casino Revenues Up from Last Month

      This month we continue to track some key metrics that create a snapshot of the regional economy. As you look at the statistics, remember that they will represent the most recent data available (to us), so if you have something that is more up-to-date or more accurate, please let us know.
      Here’s our look at where the region stands at the mid-way point of the third quarter.
      Casino revenues for July were up from June by almost $80 million, but still off from 2009 levels by 5%.

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