33, Lexington Square Commons, Box 8303, Trenton 08650-0303. Sydelle

Norris, state director. 609-890-2121; fax, 609-890-2124. Www.experienceworks.org

Green Thumb no longer operates as a national nonprofit that offers

paid community service jobs for disadvantaged and older adults. However,

Experience Works serves the same population as a staffing agency.

4, Princeton Corporate Plaza, Suite 119, Monmouth Junction 08852.

Neale A. Messina, vice president/director of research. 732-274-1332;

Princeton Combustion Research Laboratories has changed its name to

General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products. It does combustion

research for both government and corporate clients.

08810. CarolAnn Soden, client services representative. 732-438-5100;

fax, 732-355-3275. Home page: www.productsafetylabs.com

Product Safety Laboratories now does the work that formerly occupied

Eurofins Scientific Corporation — research and testing including

toxicology, analytical chemistry, and pharmacology. Its clients are

in these industries: agrichemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, personal

care, animal health, biotechnology and household products.

Its website shows that more of the acute toxicology studies submitted

to the Environmental Protection Administration were conducted by PSL

than by any other laboratory in the U.S, including Covance.

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Management Moves

447 Bellevue Avenue, Trenton 08618-4502. Githa Arulmohan, executive

director. 609-396-5874; fax, 609-396-3451. Home page: www.mcada.org

In January Githa Arulmohan replaced Scott Sechrist as executive director

of the Mercer Council on Alcoholism and Drug Addiction. Arulmohan

had been with the Trenton Treatment Center. The private non-profit

agency aims to prevent alcohol and drug abuse, and it is also a resource

center for substance abuse information.

West State Street, Box 230, Trenton 08602-0230. Philip Kirschner,

president. 609-393-7707; fax, 609-989-7371. Home page: www.njbia.org

In April Philip Kirschner will replace Joseph Gonzalez as president

of the state-wide advocacy organization. It represents more than 16,000

New Jersey companies.

Lisa Albitz, executive director. 609-777-0940; fax, 609-777-2798.

Home page: www.qnj.org

At the end of January Lisa Albitz succeeded Ken Biddle as executive

director of Quality New Jersey. A management science major at Shippensburg

University in Pennsylvania, she has published papers on her work in

quality and performance improvement at NCR Corporation, and managed

the HMO products in five states for Prudential, and was director of

operations for HIP Healthplans. For four years she was on the board

of examiners for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. This

not-for-profit educational organization, administrators of the Governor’s

Award for Performance Excellence.

"We’re creating a business strategy to build collaborative efforts

to bring together organizations in industry, government, and training

— all the players needed to work in a collaborative environment

to achieve performance excellence." Current usage, she says, replaces

the word "quality," which implies inspection and relegates

quality control to a particular department. Instead she focuses on

the term "performance excellence throughout the organization."

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Crosstown Moves

Box 432, Cranbury 08512-0432. Steven J. Feibus, president. 609-655-8833;

fax, 609-655-2102. Home page: www.anthraciteleasing.com

When Anthracite Leasing’s building burned last year, they moved next

door. The company does auto leasing, specializing in high end automobiles,

new and used.

G, Suite G-20, Princeton 08540. Joe Betti, branch manager. 609-987-0500;

fax, 609-987-2299. Home page: www.kirlin.com

Kirlin Securities, formerly known as Princeton Securities, moved from

100 Canal Pointe Boulevard to Emmons Drive last fall. A full service

broker, it is a market maker in over the counter stocks.

Kettelkamp, president. 609-921-8950; fax, 609-921-6214.

Last year the collection agency moved from 322 to 307 Wall Street.

Street, Box 820, Trenton 08625-0820. Rodney Stuart, director. 609-989-2100;

fax, 609-989-2395. Home page: www.usatrade.gov

Three people from the Trenton Export Assistance Center, part of the

federal commerce department, moved from 3131 Princeton Pike to West

State Street so that it could be housed in the same building as the

state division of commerce and economic development. Phone and fax

are the same.

The Trenton Export Assistance Center offers a video conferencing service

to 86 international locations. Other available services are customized

market analysis, trade opportunity programs, international company

profiling, "Gold Key" custom tailored briefings and appointments,

matchmaker trade delegations, international buyer programs, multi-state/catalog

exhibitions, and trade fair certifications.

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Expansions

Steve Durdin. 732-329-1147; fax, 732-329-9607.

Last fall Steve Durdin expanded by moving his Allstates insurance

office from 1139 Old Trenton Road to Dayton.

08540. Eric Robert Lear, managing partner. 609-683-0233; fax, 609-683-7960.

The accounting firm is scheduled to move from 575 Ewing Street, the

Seltzer Daley building, to 791 Alexander Road, in March. This building,

known as the Treehouse, is the first one designed by Robert Hillier

for the Hillier park on Alexaander Road. It was formerly occupied

by Skey Dumont Matucek, and Lear & Pannepacker purchased it. The 7,100

square foot building was listed by NAI Fennelly, and Lear was represented

by William Barish of Commercial Property Network. Lear had previously

occupied a Trenton office on East Hanover Street, but that has been

closed.

Princeton 08540. Tony Li, CPA, MBA. 609-252-1878; fax, 908-281-9930.

Home page: www.taxcutter.net

Tony Li expanded his accounting business last fall with a move from

Belle Mead to Tamarack Circle.

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New in Town

Gregory R. Stelnick, enrolled agent. 732-297-1070; fax, 732-297-7379.

Gregory Stelnick has opened a tax return preparation service for businesses

and individuals. He also does bookkeeping and business services.

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Death

the Institute for Advanced Study, Smith worked on the Eniac Computer,

now at the Smithsonian Institute.

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