Northern NJ Business Lunches and Dinner Meetings: Meadowlands Area Mambo Tea House
According to myhudsoncounty.com, there is a restaurant in the Meadowlands region of northern New Jersey that offers a unique setting and menu for North Jersey business lunches, dinner meetings or events.
Mambo Tea House is a Cuban restaurant and Asian Tea Lounge, located in the heart of downtown Rutherford.
The inspiration for Mambo Tea House emerged from the Caribbean and Chinese cultural combination of the husband and wife team who own and operate this popular restaurant.
Mambo specializes in authentic Cuban cuisine as well as other popular Latin dishes from Spain, Argentina, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. Some of their signature dishes include RopaVieja, Paella, Churrasco, and Mofongo.
Equally impressive are their wide selection of loose-leaf teas in full teapot service.
The “Combo at the Mambo” can also be experienced through the restaurant's eclectic décor which includes bamboo wood floors, floral and Cuban cigar wallpapers, wooden ceiling fans painted with hibiscus flowers and a statue of a Buddha centered in the backroom. This is a comfortable environment for a romantic quiet dinner for two or a large party.
If you're looking for a recommendation, we suggest you try the RopaVieja, a traditional Cuban dish that is a Mambo Tea House signature dish. It is slowly cooked shredded beef in a Cuban Creole sauce served with rice and beans.
Mambo Tea House is a BYOB establishment and the owners encourage you to bring in your favorite bottle of wine, beer or other liquor. They'll convert your bottle into Sangria, Classic Mojitos, Passion fruit Mojitos, Guava Mojitos or Pina Coladas
Mambo Tea House is located at 98 Park Avenue in Rutherford, New Jersey. Call 201-933-1262 for reservations.
Mambo Tea House is a Cuban restaurant and Asian Tea Lounge, located in the heart of downtown Rutherford.
The inspiration for Mambo Tea House emerged from the Caribbean and Chinese cultural combination of the husband and wife team who own and operate this popular restaurant.
Mambo specializes in authentic Cuban cuisine as well as other popular Latin dishes from Spain, Argentina, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. Some of their signature dishes include RopaVieja, Paella, Churrasco, and Mofongo.
Equally impressive are their wide selection of loose-leaf teas in full teapot service.
The “Combo at the Mambo” can also be experienced through the restaurant's eclectic décor which includes bamboo wood floors, floral and Cuban cigar wallpapers, wooden ceiling fans painted with hibiscus flowers and a statue of a Buddha centered in the backroom. This is a comfortable environment for a romantic quiet dinner for two or a large party.
If you're looking for a recommendation, we suggest you try the RopaVieja, a traditional Cuban dish that is a Mambo Tea House signature dish. It is slowly cooked shredded beef in a Cuban Creole sauce served with rice and beans.
Mambo Tea House is a BYOB establishment and the owners encourage you to bring in your favorite bottle of wine, beer or other liquor. They'll convert your bottle into Sangria, Classic Mojitos, Passion fruit Mojitos, Guava Mojitos or Pina Coladas
Mambo Tea House is located at 98 Park Avenue in Rutherford, New Jersey. Call 201-933-1262 for reservations.
Northern NJ Business News: CCM’s Business Disaster Planning Program Could Save Your Company
“The storm temporarily shut my business down. Now what?” That question is still being asked by many companies after Super Storm Sandy devastated New Jersey last October. And those are likely the lucky companies.
Many unprepared businesses closed their doors for good. Still others that managed to reopen are still trying to find ways to make up for lost time and revenue.
What if there were someone who could prepare the company for these sorts of and other business interruptions and minimize their impact on operations? What would be the value to your company by having a business continuity plan?
Business Continuity Management (BCM) is the answer. This internationally recognized career field looks at a company’s contingency plans for the “what ifs” business owners hope will never happen but which seem to be occurring more frequently in today’s world.
To help prepare local businesses for future disasters – natural, man-made and otherwise – DRI International and County College of Morris (CCM) are jointly offering a 45-hour online course over 10 weeks to provide students with certificates of completion and the necessary knowledge to become certified BCM professionals by DRI International.
Those who succeed in passing the DRI international examination will qualify for a credential recognized by hiring managers around the world. The 10-week online course begins February 19, 2013.
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Many unprepared businesses closed their doors for good. Still others that managed to reopen are still trying to find ways to make up for lost time and revenue.
What if there were someone who could prepare the company for these sorts of and other business interruptions and minimize their impact on operations? What would be the value to your company by having a business continuity plan?
Business Continuity Management (BCM) is the answer. This internationally recognized career field looks at a company’s contingency plans for the “what ifs” business owners hope will never happen but which seem to be occurring more frequently in today’s world.
To help prepare local businesses for future disasters – natural, man-made and otherwise – DRI International and County College of Morris (CCM) are jointly offering a 45-hour online course over 10 weeks to provide students with certificates of completion and the necessary knowledge to become certified BCM professionals by DRI International.
Those who succeed in passing the DRI international examination will qualify for a credential recognized by hiring managers around the world. The 10-week online course begins February 19, 2013.
Click here for more details:
NJ Business News Deadline to Enter NAIOP Deal of the Year is February 15, 2013:
The New Jersey Chapter of NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, is accepting submissions for the annual Deal of the Year Awards. Among the most coveted awards in the real estate community, the Deal of the Year Awards will be presented at the 26th Annual Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala on May 9, 2013.
Up to three Deal of the Year Awards will be presented: one recognizing the Creative Deal of the Year; one recognizing the Industrial Deal of the Year; and one recognizing the Office/Mixed-Use Deal of the Year.
An independent panel of judges will evaluate the merits of all submissions and their impact on the community and the real estate market. All deals submitted for consideration must have a commercial real estate component. Finalists in all categories will be asked to make an in-person presentation before the judges. At least one principal partner in the deal must be a NAIOP New Jersey member in good standing (currently and at the time of the deal), and all deals must have been completed by December 31, 2012.
The deadline for nominations is Friday, February 15, 2013.For an entry form, visit www.naiopnj.org/26Gala, or contact Bonnie Sovinee by phone at 732-729-9900 or email [email protected].
Finalists will be announced in March. The winners will be revealed at the Gala on May 9 at the Palace at Somerset Park. The 2013 Gala Committee is co-chaired by Clark Machemer of Rockefeller Development Corp., David Gockel of Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, and Jonathan Meisel of Jones Lang LaSalle. The members-only Gala ticket pre-sale begins January 30 and ends on March 17. Ticket sales will open to the public on March 18.
Up to three Deal of the Year Awards will be presented: one recognizing the Creative Deal of the Year; one recognizing the Industrial Deal of the Year; and one recognizing the Office/Mixed-Use Deal of the Year.
An independent panel of judges will evaluate the merits of all submissions and their impact on the community and the real estate market. All deals submitted for consideration must have a commercial real estate component. Finalists in all categories will be asked to make an in-person presentation before the judges. At least one principal partner in the deal must be a NAIOP New Jersey member in good standing (currently and at the time of the deal), and all deals must have been completed by December 31, 2012.
The deadline for nominations is Friday, February 15, 2013.For an entry form, visit www.naiopnj.org/26Gala, or contact Bonnie Sovinee by phone at 732-729-9900 or email [email protected].
Finalists will be announced in March. The winners will be revealed at the Gala on May 9 at the Palace at Somerset Park. The 2013 Gala Committee is co-chaired by Clark Machemer of Rockefeller Development Corp., David Gockel of Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, and Jonathan Meisel of Jones Lang LaSalle. The members-only Gala ticket pre-sale begins January 30 and ends on March 17. Ticket sales will open to the public on March 18.
North Jersey Business News: Meadowlands USA Magazine Published by Regional Chamber of Commerce
Meadowlands USA is the magazine of the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce, and is the voice of the Meadowlands business community. It is available in print and online.
Circulation is over 10,000 strong and it has an estimated readership of 36,400 per issue. Its audience includes those who live and work in Bergen, Hudson, Essex and Passaic Counties; those who do business in the region; visitors to the region; and decision-makers from Trenton to Washington, D.C. The magazine features articles about development, business news and public affairs, as well as upcoming events and professional commentary.
Contact the MRCC at 201-939-0707 for Meadowlands USA editorial and advertising information.
Click here to read the latest publication.
Circulation is over 10,000 strong and it has an estimated readership of 36,400 per issue. Its audience includes those who live and work in Bergen, Hudson, Essex and Passaic Counties; those who do business in the region; visitors to the region; and decision-makers from Trenton to Washington, D.C. The magazine features articles about development, business news and public affairs, as well as upcoming events and professional commentary.
Contact the MRCC at 201-939-0707 for Meadowlands USA editorial and advertising information.
Click here to read the latest publication.
North Jersey Business News: Ramapo College's Northern New Jersey Business Outlook to Examine Regional Economy January 30
Current and future economic conditions for the Northern New Jersey region will be examined during the Northern New Jersey Business Outlook event, which will be held from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, January 30.
Sponsored by the Sabrin Center for Business Excellence and Anisfield School of Business at Ramapo College of New Jersey, this event features representatives from state government, the financial industry, and local business interests reporting on current issues for their sectors and discussing opportunities and challenges for regional businesses in 2013.
The panelists include John Galandak (local business interests), executive director of the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey; James E. Glassman (economic policy and financial markets), managing director and senior economist with JPMorgan Chase; New Jersey State Senator Kevin O'Toole, who represents the 40th legislative district including Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic counties; and Robert Topel (transportation and logistics), vice president of Marketing, UPS East Region.
The event will take place from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., with a networking session from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m., in the Trustees Pavilion on the campus of Ramapo College of New Jersey, 505 Ramapo Valley Road in Mahwah.
This event is free of charge and open to the public. Advance registration is suggested for this free event. Register online at http://www.ramapo.edu/sabrincenter/events.html
Sponsored by the Sabrin Center for Business Excellence and Anisfield School of Business at Ramapo College of New Jersey, this event features representatives from state government, the financial industry, and local business interests reporting on current issues for their sectors and discussing opportunities and challenges for regional businesses in 2013.
The panelists include John Galandak (local business interests), executive director of the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey; James E. Glassman (economic policy and financial markets), managing director and senior economist with JPMorgan Chase; New Jersey State Senator Kevin O'Toole, who represents the 40th legislative district including Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic counties; and Robert Topel (transportation and logistics), vice president of Marketing, UPS East Region.
The event will take place from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., with a networking session from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m., in the Trustees Pavilion on the campus of Ramapo College of New Jersey, 505 Ramapo Valley Road in Mahwah.
This event is free of charge and open to the public. Advance registration is suggested for this free event. Register online at http://www.ramapo.edu/sabrincenter/events.html
Northern NJ Business News: Treetop Development in Teaneck Completes Largest Portfolio of Apartment Homes in Its History
2012 was one for the record books for Treetop Development which closed the year with the largest portfolio of homes in its eight-year history.
Spurred by an aggressive acquisition strategy designed to significantly increase its presence in key New York metropolitan area markets, the Teaneck, N.J.-based apartment owner/manager/developer added seven rental communities consisting of nearly 700 homes to its ever expanding roster of self managed residential offerings.
The predominant factor in Treetop’s growth has been an ability to acquire these properties at competitive prices, perform capital improvement programs and reintroduce the homes to the market as high quality housing alternatives. Each community undergoes a trademark Treetop renovation to the homes, physical grounds and infrastructure to transform it into one of the developer’s signature rental complexes.
The new acquisitions included:
. A collection of 404 townhome style rentals housed in 23 two-story buildings in the Essex County City of Belleville, N.J.;
. A 108-unit HUD garden apartment complex in the Union County City of Plainfield;
. Four properties in New York City consisting of over 80 apartment homes and eleven retail spaces totaling 10,000 square feet. The buildings are located at 1917 7th Avenue, 110 St. Nicholas Avenue, 110 West 116th Street and 120 West 116th Street.
. A 52-unit rental building located at 165 West 127th Street in New York City which features 6,000 square feet of second floor commercial space and 6,000 square feet of ground floor retail spaces.
. Treetop also purchased in excess of 400 rental units in various properties stretching from West 105th St to West 116th St. The buildings are situated on major Avenues such as Amsterdam, Columbus, and St. Nicholas Ave.
The properties are indicative of the wide range of investment opportunities Treetop Development will continue to seek in the months ahead.
“Our goal is to add an additional 1,000 plus units in popular residential areas in New York City and New Jersey in 2013,” says Adam Mermelstein, a Treetop principal. “We’ll do so by following the same strategic plan for growth that has been so successful to date.
“This includes strengthening our foothold in core New Jersey markets in Hudson, Essex and Union Counties and continuing to pursue opportunities to purchase high performing affordable housing products. In New York City, we initially established a strong presence with significant investments in gentrifying neighborhoods north of Central Park such as 105th Street. We’re now looking at additional properties from the 130s stretching to Washington Heights and Inwood.”
Treetop also plans to expand its geographical boundaries into the Pennsylvania and Connecticut multi-housing sector and is actively pursuing investment opportunities in these States.
With the new additions, Treetop Development now owns and self manages nearly 4,000 residential homes in New York and New Jersey.
For additional information on Treetop Development, please call 973-622-0073 or visit www.treetopdev.com.
About Treetop Development, LLC:
Led by General Partners Azi Mandel and Adam Mermelstein, TreeTop Development, LLC is a multi-faceted real estate concern with a focus on renovating and developing buildings in key urban centers throughout the New York Metropolitan area. In addition, the company has initiated an aggressive plan to acquire existing HUD apartment complexes and institute capital improvement programs to upgrade and modernize the assets, including living spaces, common areas and building systems before returning them to market.
Spurred by an aggressive acquisition strategy designed to significantly increase its presence in key New York metropolitan area markets, the Teaneck, N.J.-based apartment owner/manager/developer added seven rental communities consisting of nearly 700 homes to its ever expanding roster of self managed residential offerings.
The predominant factor in Treetop’s growth has been an ability to acquire these properties at competitive prices, perform capital improvement programs and reintroduce the homes to the market as high quality housing alternatives. Each community undergoes a trademark Treetop renovation to the homes, physical grounds and infrastructure to transform it into one of the developer’s signature rental complexes.
The new acquisitions included:
. A collection of 404 townhome style rentals housed in 23 two-story buildings in the Essex County City of Belleville, N.J.;
. A 108-unit HUD garden apartment complex in the Union County City of Plainfield;
. Four properties in New York City consisting of over 80 apartment homes and eleven retail spaces totaling 10,000 square feet. The buildings are located at 1917 7th Avenue, 110 St. Nicholas Avenue, 110 West 116th Street and 120 West 116th Street.
. A 52-unit rental building located at 165 West 127th Street in New York City which features 6,000 square feet of second floor commercial space and 6,000 square feet of ground floor retail spaces.
. Treetop also purchased in excess of 400 rental units in various properties stretching from West 105th St to West 116th St. The buildings are situated on major Avenues such as Amsterdam, Columbus, and St. Nicholas Ave.
The properties are indicative of the wide range of investment opportunities Treetop Development will continue to seek in the months ahead.
“Our goal is to add an additional 1,000 plus units in popular residential areas in New York City and New Jersey in 2013,” says Adam Mermelstein, a Treetop principal. “We’ll do so by following the same strategic plan for growth that has been so successful to date.
“This includes strengthening our foothold in core New Jersey markets in Hudson, Essex and Union Counties and continuing to pursue opportunities to purchase high performing affordable housing products. In New York City, we initially established a strong presence with significant investments in gentrifying neighborhoods north of Central Park such as 105th Street. We’re now looking at additional properties from the 130s stretching to Washington Heights and Inwood.”
Treetop also plans to expand its geographical boundaries into the Pennsylvania and Connecticut multi-housing sector and is actively pursuing investment opportunities in these States.
With the new additions, Treetop Development now owns and self manages nearly 4,000 residential homes in New York and New Jersey.
For additional information on Treetop Development, please call 973-622-0073 or visit www.treetopdev.com.
About Treetop Development, LLC:
Led by General Partners Azi Mandel and Adam Mermelstein, TreeTop Development, LLC is a multi-faceted real estate concern with a focus on renovating and developing buildings in key urban centers throughout the New York Metropolitan area. In addition, the company has initiated an aggressive plan to acquire existing HUD apartment complexes and institute capital improvement programs to upgrade and modernize the assets, including living spaces, common areas and building systems before returning them to market.
Northern NJ Business News: Financial Relief for Hudson County Victims Born Out of Hurricane Sandy Disaster
Hudson County, New Jersey residents found themselves with mixed emotions in the wake of Hurricane Sandy in November 2012. Local news articles reported that while glad to have pulled through the monster storm, the majority of citizens were overwhelmed and not adequately prepared. In addition to physical housing damages and food spoilage Hudson County communities faced additional financial hardships due to unpaid time out of work while many of their employers were closed due to extensive power outages.
Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union was amongst one of the employers in Jersey City, NJ that was forced to temporarily close the doors of two of their branches due to loss of electric. They understood the impact that this natural disaster had taken, not only on their own families and business, but also on the communities they serve in Hudson County. Moving quickly, the Marketing and Administrative team designed a Hurricane Sandy Relief Loan based solely on the idea of meeting the needs of the community.
By December the response from the community was heard loud and clear. One member wrote, “I am writing to say thank you. Recently, I found myself, like many others, in the midst of a disaster for which I was not prepared. My job was compromised. We weren’t sure we’d get paid for the time out. My family was affected. We needed a warm place to stay, a hot meal. I was at my wits end. I reached out to Liberty Savings and found out that you were offering a small relief program. I was so grateful. Like a light at the end of a tunnel, you far exceeded my expectations.” By the end of November, two hundred and thirteen Hudson County families had been granted loans to the total of $525,376. in relief monies. The loan was marketed only to existing members and offered 4% off the member’s lowest qualifying signature loan rate with terms that included the ability to borrow up to $3,000, 24 months payback with a first payment grace period of 60 days. This demonstrates once again, the need for the credit union difference in our communities. “It felt great to be there for the families,” said an LSFCU Member Service Rep, “Real good. All the employees pulled together and worked extra hard to help the members.”
Liberty Savings FCU was founded as Hudson County School Employees FCU in 1951 by the late William and Catherine Miller. Today LSFCU holds over $70,500,075.00 in assets and serves more than 16,868 members who either are employed by a Special Employer Group, live, work, worship or attend school in Hudson County.
Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union was amongst one of the employers in Jersey City, NJ that was forced to temporarily close the doors of two of their branches due to loss of electric. They understood the impact that this natural disaster had taken, not only on their own families and business, but also on the communities they serve in Hudson County. Moving quickly, the Marketing and Administrative team designed a Hurricane Sandy Relief Loan based solely on the idea of meeting the needs of the community.
By December the response from the community was heard loud and clear. One member wrote, “I am writing to say thank you. Recently, I found myself, like many others, in the midst of a disaster for which I was not prepared. My job was compromised. We weren’t sure we’d get paid for the time out. My family was affected. We needed a warm place to stay, a hot meal. I was at my wits end. I reached out to Liberty Savings and found out that you were offering a small relief program. I was so grateful. Like a light at the end of a tunnel, you far exceeded my expectations.” By the end of November, two hundred and thirteen Hudson County families had been granted loans to the total of $525,376. in relief monies. The loan was marketed only to existing members and offered 4% off the member’s lowest qualifying signature loan rate with terms that included the ability to borrow up to $3,000, 24 months payback with a first payment grace period of 60 days. This demonstrates once again, the need for the credit union difference in our communities. “It felt great to be there for the families,” said an LSFCU Member Service Rep, “Real good. All the employees pulled together and worked extra hard to help the members.”
Liberty Savings FCU was founded as Hudson County School Employees FCU in 1951 by the late William and Catherine Miller. Today LSFCU holds over $70,500,075.00 in assets and serves more than 16,868 members who either are employed by a Special Employer Group, live, work, worship or attend school in Hudson County.
NJ Business News: New Business Opportunity for Local Minority and Woman Owned Businesses in NY/NJ Super Bowl-Related Purchasing Activities
Alfred F. Kelly Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer of the 2014 NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee, today announced the launch of the organization’s Business Connect initiative, which in conjunction with the NFL, aims to increase opportunities for local minority-owned and woman-owned enterprises (“MWBEs”) to conduct Super Bowl business, and support growth through educational programming and networking for future business success. The Business Connect initiative is sponsored by the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program.
The Host Committee’s Business Connect initiative will hold a series of educational workshops to provide best practice information to local MWBEs and inform them about potential Super Bowl-related procurement opportunities. The workshops, which will be held throughout the region, will also include networking sessions with the business community, NFL contractors, Host Committee staff and local government agencies.
The first Business Connect workshop will be held on November 28, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm, at NYU’s Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia Place. Any business may participate in the workshop, but advance registration is required and can be completed at www.nynjsuperbowl.com. Attendees will be able to learn how to become MBE/WBE certified.
“Minority and woman owned businesses are critical contributors to our local and regional economy,” said Kelly. “As such, we are thrilled to provide the maximum opportunity for each to participate in the 2014 Super Bowl procurement process, and supply them with the required information to seek bids. We hope this knowledge and advice also will help them grow their business even after the Super Bowl.”
“Our 10,000 Small Businesses program has taught us that providing entrepreneurs with business education and networking helps drive economic growth and job creation,” said Dina Powell, President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation. “We are proud to partner with the Business Connect initiative to further our shared goal of bringing new opportunities to small businesses in the New York / New Jersey region.”
To participate in the Business Connect initiative, businesses must have the M/WBE Certification as a for-profit regardless of size, and be located in the New York City metropolitan area or northern New Jersey (Bergen, Hudson or Essex Counties). Details on the process will be shared at the workshop. Local businesses that are owned, operated and controlled by minority or female group members but do not have official MWBE Certification can apply through the Host Committee’s website at www.nynjsuperbowl.com.
Each approved business will be listed in an online guide that will be a central resource for procuring certain Super Bowl-related products and services. The initiative will accept applicants until April 30, 2013. The guide will be published in May 2013.
Additional information on the Business Connect initiative can be found on the website, and questions can be emailed to [email protected].
The Host Committee is chaired by Robert Wood Johnson IV, Chairman and CEO of the Jets, and Jonathan Tisch, Co-Chairman of Loews Corporation and Treasurer of the Giants.
You'll find more Meadowlands and Super Bowl 2014 business news on mybergen.com.
The Host Committee’s Business Connect initiative will hold a series of educational workshops to provide best practice information to local MWBEs and inform them about potential Super Bowl-related procurement opportunities. The workshops, which will be held throughout the region, will also include networking sessions with the business community, NFL contractors, Host Committee staff and local government agencies.
The first Business Connect workshop will be held on November 28, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm, at NYU’s Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia Place. Any business may participate in the workshop, but advance registration is required and can be completed at www.nynjsuperbowl.com. Attendees will be able to learn how to become MBE/WBE certified.
“Minority and woman owned businesses are critical contributors to our local and regional economy,” said Kelly. “As such, we are thrilled to provide the maximum opportunity for each to participate in the 2014 Super Bowl procurement process, and supply them with the required information to seek bids. We hope this knowledge and advice also will help them grow their business even after the Super Bowl.”
“Our 10,000 Small Businesses program has taught us that providing entrepreneurs with business education and networking helps drive economic growth and job creation,” said Dina Powell, President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation. “We are proud to partner with the Business Connect initiative to further our shared goal of bringing new opportunities to small businesses in the New York / New Jersey region.”
To participate in the Business Connect initiative, businesses must have the M/WBE Certification as a for-profit regardless of size, and be located in the New York City metropolitan area or northern New Jersey (Bergen, Hudson or Essex Counties). Details on the process will be shared at the workshop. Local businesses that are owned, operated and controlled by minority or female group members but do not have official MWBE Certification can apply through the Host Committee’s website at www.nynjsuperbowl.com.
Each approved business will be listed in an online guide that will be a central resource for procuring certain Super Bowl-related products and services. The initiative will accept applicants until April 30, 2013. The guide will be published in May 2013.
Additional information on the Business Connect initiative can be found on the website, and questions can be emailed to [email protected].
The Host Committee is chaired by Robert Wood Johnson IV, Chairman and CEO of the Jets, and Jonathan Tisch, Co-Chairman of Loews Corporation and Treasurer of the Giants.
You'll find more Meadowlands and Super Bowl 2014 business news on mybergen.com.
North Jersey Business Events: Sherry Glied to Speak at Mahwah Regional Chamber Luncheon
Sherry Glied will address the Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPAC) on Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 12:00 pm. This networking luncheon will take place at the Hilton Woodcliff Lake, 200 Tice Boulevard in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey.
Sherry Glied, Professor of Health Policy and Management at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, served as the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from July 2010 through August 2012. Sherry also served on the President’s Council of Economic Advisers under Presidents Bush and Clinton, and participated in the Clinton Health Care Task Force. She has been elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Social Insurance, and the Board of Academy Health and has been a member of the Congressional Budget Office’s Panel of Health Advisers.
Glied also wrote Chronic Condition, a book on health care reform; co-authored Better But Not Well: Mental Health Policy in the U.S. since 1950 and is co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Health Economics published in 2011.
Glied holds a B.A. in economics from Yale University, an M.A. in economics from the University of Toronto, and a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University.
Enjoy great networking and a buffet lunch. A media table will be available for your business literature and/or promotional items. Advance registration is required.
To register or for more information, visit www.mahwah.com.
Sherry Glied, Professor of Health Policy and Management at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, served as the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from July 2010 through August 2012. Sherry also served on the President’s Council of Economic Advisers under Presidents Bush and Clinton, and participated in the Clinton Health Care Task Force. She has been elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Social Insurance, and the Board of Academy Health and has been a member of the Congressional Budget Office’s Panel of Health Advisers.
Glied also wrote Chronic Condition, a book on health care reform; co-authored Better But Not Well: Mental Health Policy in the U.S. since 1950 and is co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Health Economics published in 2011.
Glied holds a B.A. in economics from Yale University, an M.A. in economics from the University of Toronto, and a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University.
Enjoy great networking and a buffet lunch. A media table will be available for your business literature and/or promotional items. Advance registration is required.
To register or for more information, visit www.mahwah.com.