Aiming for a Diverse and Inclusive Sate Economy
For New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) CEO Tim Sullivan the words diversity and innovation are synonymous with economic empowerment.
Data for the Good
Jeanette M. Wing makes an argument for computational thinking in a variety of fields.
Seeing Stars
James Peebles, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for physics, will be the speaker at the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber’s annual Albert Einstein lecture.
Preparing Educators to Prepare Tomorrow’s Workforce
At an upcoming meeting of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce, TESU president Merodie Hancock will discuss how she is continuously updating the university’s offerings to meet the challenge of staying current with the rapidly evolving needs of employers.
Trends in Talent Development
The Mid-New Jersey Association of Talent Development is holding a panel discussion on the future of that industry, and it happens to feature several notable talents in the business.
Branding and Marketing for Small Business
Small businesses don’t have the resources to hire a big ad agency, but that doesn’t mean they should neglect marketing.
Can I Fire My Employee Today?
An upcoming seminar by the Human Resource Management Association of Princeton will help guide employers through tricky questions such as “Can I fire my employee today?”
Building the Blockchain
Ed Zabar is the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Blockchain Princeton group, scheduled for Thursday, February 27.
Storytelling for Business
In your next meeting, instead of breaking out a PowerPoint presentation, why not tell a story instead?
Making a 30-Second Commercial For Yourself
David Trapani, CEO of Sandler Training - AGT & Associates, will lead a workshop on building elevator pitches at a meeting of the Princeton-Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, February 26.
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