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JULY 2022
Vol 4|No 7
Published on the third Thursday of every month
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Performance Lifestyles So You and Your Team Can Achieve Ambitious Goals, Full Out, Without Burning 🔥 Out or Trading Your Health and Well-Being For Success.
I want to introduce you to an approach to goal achievement and an ever-better quality of life, even as you age. I’m borrowing a page from the world of athletics, but for his article, understand that the term “athlete,” which goes back to Bible (2 Timothy2:5 and Psalms19:5) and beyond, does not need to evoke visions of grueling preparation for a sporting event. Bill Bowerman of Nike said, “if you have a body, you are an athlete.” So how I would like you to interpret my use of the term “athlete” is as someone who has a lifestyle that enables them to manage their energy, stay healthy, and both function and perform at higher levels in life—family, career/business, art, sport, ministry, etc. Ok, let’s get into it.
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Have you ever noticed that some people jump to quick conclusions, don’t like to get bogged down with details, and like to take the 30,000-foot view of issues? Or that others prioritize making and keeping friends? Or that still others just don’t like change and conflict, and want to avoid making decisions?
If you’ve ever noticed people who fit those descriptions, then you’re in a good position to expand your repertoire of selling languages!
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Member News from Around the Chamber |
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When in Doubt, Shout it Out!
Send your business news - new hires and promotions, employee honors, company milestones, awards, grand openings, community outreach, media appearances, etc. - and photos to our editor, Chris Reardon, at chris@reardoncommunications.com and we will consider it for inclusion in this monthly newsletter. For sponsored (guaranteed) placements, contact Colette Moran at colette@morrischamber.org.
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New Jersey Business and Industry Association and its flagship publication, New Jersey Business Magazine, have honored the forces behind 13 outstanding New Jersey development projects with New Good Neighbor Awards, including two members of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce. According to NJBIA, these projects improve our quality of life - revitalizing neighborhoods, bringing communities together and providing valuable services.
The two MCCC members being recognized are:
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1776 by David Burke featuring Topgolf Swing Suite, which occupies a 16,100-square-foot portion of Headquarters Plaza in Morristown and lower glass-clad pavilion on the corner of the green.
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The new Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center (AMEC) at the County College of Morris, a 31,500-square-foot facility that created more than 150 construction jobs and added nine full-time staff.
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Arbor Terrace of Morris Plains has been named one of the 2022 U.S. News and World Report Best Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities. They celebrated this honor with a video featuring team members and residents sharing why they love the facility, which can be viewed here.
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Impact 100 Garden State, an all-women’s collaborative giving group, has announced its 2022 Grant Recipients, who will create innovative and important changes in the community. Impact 100 grant evaluation committees vetted applicants and all 364 Impact members voted on the final grantees.
The following three programs will receive $100,000 grants:
- Birth Haven, Inc. - Birth Haven II: Extended care, Housing and Supportive Services
- Jewish Family Service & Children’s Center of Clifton-Passaic - The Impact Café: A Pop-Up Business Powered by People with Disabilities
- Second Street Youth Center Inc. - Family & Community Navigator Program
In addition, the following four nonprofits will receive $5,000 Merit Awards:
- Cheshire Home
- Community in Crisis, Inc.
- Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Intervention Services
- St. Joseph Social Service Center
Impact 100 Garden State also announced its new Young Philanthropist Group (YP) for women under the age of 40. YP fosters charitable education, volunteer opportunities and mentorship. For more information on membership for all women, contact: member@impact100gardenstate.org.
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Schenck Price Smith & King, LLP attorneys and staff celebrated the firm's 110th anniversary last month at its first in-person gathering in more than two years, held at the Park Savoy in Florham Park. The firm, which has many New York Law School alumni among its attorneys, also hosted the first post-COVID in-person reception for the school's New Jersey alumni at its Florham Park office. In addition, the firm has welcomed seven new attorneys. Brian Corrigan and Richard J. Simeone, Jr. and counsels to the firm. Julie L. Cross, Ashley M. Fay, Jennifer A. Golub, Matthew R. Parker and Phoebe Youhanna all are associates.
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Newmark Associates CRE announced banner sales and lease transactions at 1 Carol Street in Clifton, 505 South Livingston Avenue in Livingston, 6-12 Anthony Street in Newark, 645 Speedwell Avenue in Morris Plains and 19 Route 10 East in Succasunna.
Nancy Glick (right), chief operating officer, and Vijay Solanki, sales associate and one of Newmark’s newest hires, acted as exclusive agents for the Clifton industrial property, representing both the seller and buyer. The sale of the retail property in Livingston was managed by senior sales associate Jay Zeitchik, representing the seller, and Judith Feldman, director of Newmark’s Healthcare Division, and Ebony Parham, broker-associate, representing the buyer.
Sales associate James Davenport managed the lease transaction in Newark while sales associates Jeannette Melillo and David Yoon represented both the landlord and tenant at the Morris Plains location. Melillo and recent hire and sales associate Dennis Giammetta represented the tenant in the Succasunna lease transaction.
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PSE&G has been granted approval by regulators to fast-track its modernization efforts. Through the its Infrastructure Advancement Program, the utility will invest $511 million over four years, providing the enhanced reliability customers need while creating hundreds of jobs and help New Jersey achieve its clean energy goals. Among other improvements, the investments will modernize PSE&G's distribution systems to provide customers with improved reliability, including during extreme weather.
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The power of connection! Your membership connects you to valuable resources, opportunities for business growth and rewarding relationships with members across the NJ metro region - in-person and virtually!
Your investment in a Morris County Chamber + EDC membership provides a stable foundation that allows us to serve you: the people who power Morris County's businesses and community. Join us or renew today!
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In Business Edge Summer 2022: Beating COVID, Morris County Tourism, Filling the Skills Gap, Maximize Your Membership and more!
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Make It Morris! Discover why Morris County is the best place to live in, work in and visit in our 2022 Morris County Guide!
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