August 5, 2024 by Jackie Burke (New Jersey), Career Classroom, ROI-NJ Funding from Amazon, AT&T, NJM Insurance Group, PKA Technologies, Public Service Enterprise Group, SHI International Corp., South Jersey Industries and VMware totaled $90,250 to the New Jersey Association of Counties Foundation this year to distribute as scholarships to county vocational-technical school graduates. Recipients have each committed to remaining in New Jersey to further their education and career training. “We are grateful for these organizations, many of which are repeat donors, for recognizing that an investment in these focused, hard-working students is also an investment in our state,” said John G. Donnadio, executive director of the New Jersey Association of Counties, a nonpartisan organization that helps individual county governments develop a unified, proactive voice. “We anticipate these students remaining in New Jersey to start and grow their careers and contribute to their respect...
More...Matthew Fazelpoor of NJBIZ//June 5, 2024// Gov. Phil Murphy ended suspense that has loomed over New Jersey politics in recent weeks, signing into law June 5 a controversial measure that overhauls the Open Public Records Act (OPRA). Since passing the Le...
View the entire newsletter for more articles: 2024 – NJAC County Biz – November by SHI International SHI International, one of the world’s leading technology solutions providers, today announced a major investment in a state-of-the-art AI & Cyber ...
NJ PACT/REAL RULES With the comment period for the New Jersey Protection Against Climate Threat (PACT)/Resilient Environment and Landscape (REAL) rules extended until November 7, 2024, NJAC is respectfully requesting that Governor Murphy and the New Jersey De...