SNJ Business People

  • South Jersey Energy Service Plus Named Preferred Contactor for State’s Direct Install Program

    01/19/10

      South Jersey Energy Service Plus today announced that the company has been named a preferred contractor for the New Jersey Clean Energy Program’s Direct Install Program.
      “We are proud to help our commercial and industrial customers become more energy efficient,” said SJESP General Manger Jay Beckley. “Initiatives like the Direct Install Program position New Jersey to achieve the ambitious energy goals set forth in the Energy Master Plan and will help ensure a sustainable and reliable energy future for our state.”

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  • Evergreen Printing Adds Tip-On Capability 

    01/10/10

      Evergreen Printing Company has completed installation of its new Kolbus-Mail Line 600 tip-on system. This equipment will attach a separate printed piece (tip-on) into your publication. A tip-on can be a multi-page brochure, single sheet or card. Placement can be either within your publication or on the cover.

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  • South Jersey Periodontics and Dental Implants, LLC Offers The Latest In 3-D Diagnostic Technology Advancing Patient Assessments 

    01/10/10

      Daniel Kubikian, DMD, a board certified Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology, announces the installation of the Gendex GXCB 500™, the latest in-office advancement to provide precise patient assessments quickly and accurately at South Jersey Periodontics and Dental Implants, LLC.  Whether it is a 3-D reconstruction for dental implants, diagnosis for canine and other tooth exposure cases, safer treatment of those with congenitally missing teeth or to avoid the need for exploratory oral surgery, the in-office uses and technological benefits are limitless.

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  • Cherry Hill Regional Chamber of Commerce Changes Name

    01/10/10

    Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce Branding Better Reflects Chamber Membership, Growth
      The Cherry Hill Regional Chamber of Commerce has a new name - Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce.
      Recently, the Cherry Hill Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted overwhelmingly to support the name change, which better reflects the business scope and networking outreach of the growing regional chamber. A special meeting of the board took place on Jan. 5 to activate the name change.

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  • The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Unveils New Book 

    12/28/09

      The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey’s Gaming Management Institute published a new book, Casino Gaming in Atlantic City: A Thirty Year Retrospective, offering an insightful look at how the Atlantic City casino industry has evolved over three decades and its contribution to the region’s economic development.

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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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