Jeffrey Kanige

3 days ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

Making sense of what’s happening in the economy is almost always difficult, and doing so is harder than ever these days. For example, in the space of about three days we learned of a U.S. attack on Iran and a retaliatory strike against American targets in the Middle East. We learned of the escalating conflict amid a heatwave that could end up rewriting the meteorological record books around these parts. And all of that came as uncertainty deepened over trade and immigration policies.

2 weeks ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

Founded in 1965, Gensler has grown into a prominent design firm employing more than 6,000 professionals who serve clients in over 100 countries. In New Jersey, the firm handles projects ranging from workplaces and residential developments to banks, hospitality venues, and health care facilities. Locally, the Morristown office is led by Reid Brockmeier and Becky Button and earned recognition in the NJBIZ 2025 Leaders in Real Estate, Construction and Design awards, presented June 10.

3 weeks ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

Getting screened for cancer is daunting and scary. You know what would make it less daunting and scary? If dogs were involved. At SpotitEarly, a cancer diagnostic startup based in Englewood, dogs are very involved. Most readers will be familiar with some of the stories about dogs’ remarkable abilities — many relating to their sense of smell. It’s how dogs mainly experience the world.

1 month ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

The basics:Robert Garrett to receive Lifetime Achievement award at NJBIZ Health Care Heroes eventCEO leads NJ’s largest integrated health network, Hackensack Meridian HealthChampioned innovation in care delivery, education and AI adoptionForged international partnerships to address health workforce challengesAfter beginning his career in 1981 at Hackensack Meridian University Medical Center, Robert Garrett became president and CEO of the facility in 2009.

1 month ago | njbiz.com | Jeffrey Kanige

Some of the state’s most significant economic development activity is taking place in Middlesex County. Already home to pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and Rutgers University’s largest campus – both in New Brunswick – Middlesex is practically bursting with new construction that will bring more tech, eds and meds to Central New Jersey. The $732 million HELIX project and a free-standing cancer hospital are joining the New Brunswick skyline.