NJBIZ Conversations

Coldwell Banker exec talks real estate trends

Liz Gehringer, president and CEO of Coldwell Banker's Anywhere Franchise Brands, discusses the company's recent consumer surveys, provides an update on the real estate market in general and discusses the importance of supporting diverse brokers and owners.

Shining a light on South Jersey businesses

In this special edition of NJBIZ Conversations, Think Tank host Steve Adubato talks about what viewers will learn from an upcoming discussion about South Jersey companies, assembled in conjunction with NJBIZ, and what makes businesses in the region worth watching.

Ever think about packaging? This CEO does.

Neil Kozarsky, the CEO of packaging company T.H.E.M., talks about the company's evolution, particularly its game-changing partnership with Japan's Sanko Group, and what's likely ahead for his industry.

What does it take to make it to the New Jersey Hall of Fame?

New Jersey Hall of Fame President Steve Edwards describes what will go into its new space at American Dream, why the project is important and what the next steps might be in bringing New Jersey history to life. 

What do pandemic pets have in common with this podcast? Our guest.

Kevin Moyer, a partner at Sax LLP and leader of the firm's Transaction Advisory Services practice, talks about M&A in the veterinary industry and what's going on with the capital markets generally.

What’s the state of the residential real estate market?

John Beacham, the CEO of Toorak Capital Partners, offers an analysis of the current residential real estate market, the firm's work in New Jersey's largest city and the factors likely to shape the business over the next several months.

A different take on senior living

Fellowship Life CEO Brian Lawrence discusses what makes the company's communities different from other senior living facilities, a recent move to expand, and what the future likely holds for it and the industry as a whole.

Why community banks remain critical in New Jersey’s economy

Now the CEO of Lakewood-based First Commerce Bank, Donald Mindiak was a top executive at the institution for most of the pandemic. Here, Mindiak talks about what those years were like for First Commerce, where the economy might be headed and why community banks remain critical actors in the state's economy.
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Training a new generation of business leaders

Oya Tukel, dean of the Martin Tuchman School of Management at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), discusses her academic interests and how the school approaches the task of preparing young people – especially young women – to succeed in their chosen fields.

Recovering from a pandemic

Dr. Tara Chalakani, CEO of Preferred Behavioral Health Group, talks about the problems she and her staff are still seeing even as the pandemic fades, what businesses can do to ensure the wellbeing of their employees and what’s ahead for the business in 2023.