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#b#Crosstown Moves#/b#

Northeast Communications Group Inc., 142 Route 156, Yardville 08620; 877-499-5886. www.ncgcompanies.com.

Northeast Communications Group, a telecom company, has moved from 5A Marlen Drive, South Gold Industrial Park, Robbinsville, to a new office on Route 156 in Yardville in a renovated ambulance squad building.

The company also named former Chris Christie policy advisor John Hulick senior vice president of government and public affairs. In addition to his work in the governor’s administration, Hulick worked for former governor Thomas Kean and several nonprofit groups.

Hulick has a master’s public policy from Rutgers and an undergraduate degree in government from Western New England University.

Moofwd, 300 Carnegie Center, Suite 106, Princeton 08540; 855-266-6393; fax, 732-422-6445. Sachin Ahuja, CEO. moofwd.com.

Software company Moofwd has moved from 103 Carnegie Center, Suite 209, to the newly constructed building at 300 Carnegie Center. The company creates platforms through which developers can make their own apps.

#b#New Medical Officer#/b#

Soligenix has appointed Richard Straube as its senior vice president and chief medical officer. Straube is a pediatrician with 35 years of clinical research experience in academe and industry.

Straube previously worked for Centocor, Ohmeda, INO Therapeutics, and Stealth Peptides. He will lead Soligenix’s clinical research, including a Phase 2 study in oral mucositis and Phase 2 and 3 studies in pediatric Crohn’s disease.

Straube received his medical degree and residency training at the University of Chicago, completed a joint adult and pediatrician infectious diseases fellowship at the University of California, San Diego, and as a Milbank Scholar completed training in clinical trial design at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Soligenix (SNGX), 29 Emmons Drive, Suite C-10, Princeton 08540; 609-538-8200; fax, 609-452-6467. Christopher J. Schaber, president and CEO. www.soligenix.com.

#b#Leaving Town#/b#

Artemis Boutique, 106 Village Boulevard, Princeton.www.artemisboutique.com.

Artemis Boutique, a seller of handmade arts and crafts, has closed its 106 Village Boulevard storefront and continues to do business on its website.

Fareva USA Inc., 116 Village Boulevard, Suite 309, Princeton.

Fareva, a Luxembourg-based contract manufacturing company that makes pharmaceutical and cosmetics products, has left its Village Boulevard office.

MI Hummel, 3705 Quakerbridge Road, Suite 105, Hamilton.

MI Hummel, maker of collectible porcelain figurines, has closed its American headquarters on Quakerbridge Road in Hamilton. The company’s listed phone number was disconnected and its website was down.

The collectible figurine making company was sold to Germany-based Rodental in 2009, and its U.S. headquarters was downsized and moved from Pennington to Hamilton.

NeoloMed BioSciences, 1 Deer Park Drive, Suite Q, Monmouth Junction.

NeoloMed BioSciences, a biotech research company, has moved to Hillsborough from 1 Deer Park Drive.

#b#Name Changes#/b#

Crisp Insurance Advisors, 863 State Road, Princeton 08540; 609-688-1100; fax, 609-688-1155. www.crispadvisors.com.

State Farm Insurance on State Road has changed its name to Crisp Insurance Advisors. The company has a new website and all other contact information is the same as before.

CE – US1

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