207 Applications Approved for over $8 Million in Tax Credits to Support Investment in 28 Companies

TRENTON, N.J. (October 2, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) announced today that 28 emerging New Jersey technology businesses benefitted from $63.2 million in private investment as supported in 2023 by the New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Program (ATC). The NJEDA approved 207 investor applications in 2023, for a total of more than $8.2 million in tax credits, based on a percentage of eligible investment. Approved investments support emerging New Jersey-based companies in the life science, technology, and clean technology sectors. Since the ATC program’s inception in 2013, 2,900 investments totaling $872 million have been approved to support 141 New Jersey companies.

Through the Angel Investor Tax Credit Program, an investor is eligible to receive a 20 percent refundable tax credit by investing in a qualified New Jersey emerging technology business. Eligible companies for investment include those focused on commercializing technologies in advanced computing, advanced materials, biotechnology, carbon footprint reduction technology, electronic device technology, information technology, life sciences, medical device technology, mobile communications technology, or renewable energy technology. In addition, the business receiving the investment must employ fewer than 225 employees, at least 75 percent of whom work in New Jersey. There is also a 5 percent bonus for investments in businesses located in a qualified Opportunity Zone or New Markets Tax Credit census track, or a business that is certified by the State as a Minority- or Women Business Enterprise.

Complete eligibility requirements can be found at https://www.njeda.gov/angeltaxcredit. The program is open to investors outside of NJ when investing in a qualified NJ business.

“The ATC continues to drive private investment into promising, emerging New Jersey businesses, following enhancements to the program resulting from Governor Phil Murphy’s signing of the Economic Recovery Act of 2020 in early 2021,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan. “The ATC is a proven and powerful tool for promoting growth of the state’s innovation sector in an equitable and inclusive manner.”

Of the 28 companies receiving investments, 7 companies are new to the ATC program. Additionally, 10 entities qualified for an additional bonus in credits, including 5 state-certified women or minority business enterprises and 5 businesses located in an Opportunity Zone or New Market Tax Credit census track.

Two companies benefitting from the ATC program in the second quarter of 2023 include EV Edison and Beable Education Inc. The two highlight New Jersey entrepreneurs with a proven record of successful business growth in the state.

Based in Kearny, EV Edison is a leading developer and provider of high-power electric vehicle charging solutions. The company provides a range of innovative stationary and mobile charging along with energy storage solutions for quick, modular on-demand EV charging at any location, along with equipment sales, installation and service, and comprehensive planning and EV charging consultation. EV Edison’s products and services are powered by proprietary cloud-based, utility-grade software. The company received a credit bonus for operation in an Opportunity Zone.

“The ATC continues to be a vital component of EV Edison’s success in attracting investment and delivering innovation to meet New Jersey’s clean energy goals,” said EV Edison President David Daly. “With our partnership with the NJEDA, we are committed to further expanding our New Jersey-based operations while bringing the benefits of clean technology to traditionally underserved communities through workforce development and supplier diversity.”

Based in Lakewood, Beable Education Inc. used capital from the ATC program to support its work on the Beable IQEngine, a proprietary software using machine learning, automation, and data science to create an individualized learning path for each user. The woman-owned company closes the literacy and opportunity gap in education using emerging and innovative technology.

“The ATC has enabled Beable to offer investment attractive terms which, together with our profound mission of helping kids succeed, has served as a magnet for investors,” said Saki Dodelson, CEO of Beable. “Beable is proud to impact the lives of students nationwide through in-school and after-school literacy and career programs, and we thank NJEDA for assisting us in making it happen.”

About the NJEDA

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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TRENTON, N.J. (October 2, 2023) – Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 3, 2023, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) will host a press conference to announce the recipients of the $250,000 Joint Ventures Grants and provide a funding update for its Cannabis Equity Grant Program. The event will take place at Nightjar, a local Latina-owned business who received funding from the grant program. Joining the NJEDA will be Bloomfield Mayor Michael J. Venezia, local elected officials, and representatives from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (NJCRC).

WHEN:           Tuesday, October 3, 2023
10:00 a.m.
(Tour at 9:30 a.m.)

WHO:              Mayor Michael J. Venezia, Bloomfield
Assemblyman Benjie E. Wimberly (LD-35)
Assemblywoman Angela V. McKnight (LD-31)
Tim Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer, NJEDA
Tai Cooper, Chief Community Development Officer, NJEDA
Dianna Houenou, Commission Chair, NJCRC
Jeff Brown, Executive Director, NJCRC
Francesca DeRogatis, Nightjar Holdings, COO
James Jackson, Yerrr Canna LLC, CEO

WHERE:         Nightjar Holdings
549 Bloomfield Avenue
Bloomfield, N.J.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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TRENTON, N.J. (September 29, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) is seeking public input on a revised set of rules for the Aspire Program. The Aspire Program is a gap financing tool to support commercial, mixed use, and residential real estate development projects.

WHAT:            The document posted today is a draft of the Aspire Program’s revised set of rules, which will be presented to the NJEDA Board, with any final edits, for its review and consideration for approval. If approved, the rules will be effective upon filing with the Office of Administrative Law and the document will be concurrently published for the formal public comment period, as designated by the Administrative Procedure Act.

WHEN:           Feedback must be submitted in writing no later than 5:00 p.m. on October 5, 2023. Written feedback can be submitted here.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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Board will work to increase capital to minority-owned startups, create diverse innovation economy

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. (September 21, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) today announced the establishment of the Diversity Finance Advisory Board (DFAB) which will work to increase access to institutional capital for women- and minority-owned startups. The board will provide knowledge, guidance, and insights on ways to best increase capital, access, and investments in New Jersey’s diverse entrepreneurs.

According to a survey from the National Venture Capital Associations (NVCA), venture capital investments have quadrupled across the United States over the past 10 years, but those increases are not true for startups with women or racial minorities as their founders. The State recognizes national studies that correlate with the NVCA study that finds only one percent of venture capital-backed founders are Black and less than two percent are Hispanic.

“Across the nation, women- and minority-owned startups have not benefitted from the increase in venture capital investments that white-owned startups have experienced. The Diversity Finance Advisory Board aims to rewrite that narrative and ensure New Jersey-based diverse entrepreneurs have equitable access to institutional capital,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan. “Under Governor Phil Murphy’s leadership, New Jersey has prioritized supporting diverse entrepreneurs and growing the state’s innovation community. The creation of this advisory board, comprised of investment, entrepreneurship, and subject-matter experts with a commitment to diversity and inclusion, is another tangible step toward a stronger, fairer, and more diverse New Jersey economy.”

Sullivan announced the creation of DFAB today during a speech at the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey’s Business Leadership Conference in Woodbridge.

“Our state has put forth a strategy that has the potential to have a transformational impact on the competitiveness of New Jersey,” said John E. Harmon, Sr., IOM, Founder, President & CEO, African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey. “Moreover, today’s announcement could lead to a more level playing for woman and minority owned businesses whose vision and proposed plans to establish a successful enterprise can now be realized. This is a positive step towards a more equitable future for New Jersey.”

“Black and Latino communities face long-standing barriers including those that limit their access to capital, yet these communities remain incubators of ingenuity and innovation,” said Jayné Johnson, Director of the Governor’s Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. “NJEDA’s Diversity Finance Board advances the Administration’s efforts to increase access and opportunity for historically underrepresented entrepreneurs, and supports our state’s innovation economy by engaging women, Black, and Latino entrepreneurs in the venture capital market. Our state’s competitive edge is strengthened when promising, new business startups are equipped to succeed.”

DFAB, in collaboration with NJEDA staff, will work to develop and implement a holistic product set that will help make New Jersey a national leader in diversity finance. Board members will also work to develop a private-sector engagement framework to identify and engage the state’s private capital sources. Additionally, Board members will help establish partnerships to support the NJEDA’s mission to grow high-quality jobs, catalyze investment, and foster inclusive community development.

“The Diversity Finance Advisory Board will help uplift minority-owned startups, while bolstering and transforming New Jersey’s innovation economy” said Kathleen Coviello, NJEDA’s Chief Economic Transformation Officer. “By creating additional pathways for entrepreneurs to succeed, the Board will ultimately help spur innovation, create jobs, and grow the statewide economy. The NJEDA is appreciative of this inaugural board for their willingness to support the Authority and state in this critical mission.”

“The Murphy Administration’s commitment to supporting diverse entrepreneurs is good for our communities, our state, and our nation,” said Michelle Bodden, NJEDA’s Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer. “The Diversity Finance Advisory Board is ready to break down barriers and unlock potential to help ensure women- and minority-owned startups have the tools and resources to grow and succeed.”

To serve on the Board, members must have a strong New Jersey nexus and demonstrate institutional development, investment, or policy experiences. Additionally, members must show a commitment to, and have experience in, the development of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) policies. The NJEDA will continue to add and supplement the initial advisory board members.

The inaugural 2023-2024 Diversity Finance Advisory Board members include:

About the NJEDA

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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Authority announces plans for Phase 2 for family child care homes in 2024 after approving $14M in Phase 1 funding to date

TRENTON, N.J. (September 19, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) announced today that it will close applications for Phase 1 of its Child Care Facilities Improvement Program on October 20. Following overwhelming interest in, and demand throughout, Phase 1 of the program the NJEDA plans to open applications for Phase 2 in 2024. This second phase will provide grants to Registered Family Child Care Homes (FCCs) to address facilities improvements.

Since launching in November 2022, the NJEDA has received 528 applications from child care centers across New Jersey that serve over 43,000 children and employ nearly 11,000 members of the vital early childhood workforce. To date, the NJEDA has already approved 79 of those applications for a combined $14.1 million in funding and expects to approve more applications in the coming weeks and months. The first 79 centers approved through the program are located in 19 counties, serve almost 7,000 children – including more than 3,300 infants and toddlers – and employ over 1,800 teachers and administrators. More than 200 contractors registered with the New Jersey Department of Labor have expressed interest in providing work for awarded child care centers. Departments of Labor Registered Public Works Contractors can learn more about the program and submit an interest form here.

No action is needed from the remaining applicants before October 20; their applications are continuing to undergo review. Applicants that have not yet started, or submitted, an application are encouraged to complete the application process by that date.

Phase 1 of the Child Care Facilities Improvement Program provides grants of $50,000 to $200,000 for child care centers to make interior and exterior upgrades and purchase furniture, fixtures, and equipment that will benefit both the children and program staff. A complete list of eligible uses and details on the program can be found at https://www.njeda.gov/child-care-improvement-program/.

About the NJEDA

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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This marks the third project in Newark approved for Aspire awards

TRENTON, N.J. (September 13, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board approved tax credits for an additional residential project in Newark under its Aspire Program. The new, mixed-use building was approved for up to $90 million in tax credits, which represents 60 percent of eligible project costs of $150 million. The 14-story building will be located at 81-93 Orange Street in Newark across the street from New Jersey Transit’s Broad Street Station.

To date, the Board has now approved a total of $273.9 million in Aspire awards for residential projects, creating 1,368 housing units – 898, or 60 percent, of which will be affordable. In Newark, three residential projects have been approved for Aspire awards, creating 626 units, of which 206 will be affordable.

“The Aspire Program aims to expand housing options, increase affordability, and create stronger communities,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan. “Transit-oriented development is an integral part of Governor Murphy’s mission to revitalize neighborhoods and is a key focus of the Aspire Program. The proximity of today’s project to NJ TRANSIT’s Broad Street Station and the city’s downtown makes it ideal for families, commuters, and students and will help create a more prosperous Newark.”

Aspire is a place-based economic development program created under the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020 (ERA) to support mixed-use, transit-oriented development with tax credits to commercial and residential real estate development projects that have financing gaps. All residential Aspire projects must include at least 20 percent affordable housing.

“When we created the Aspire Program it was with the intention of facilitating greater investment in our communities and breathing new life into underutilized spaces,” said Senate Majority Leader Teresa Ruiz (D-Essex). “This project will do just that, taking a parking lot and using it to spur economic development. The site will still offer parking, but will also help with housing shortages, providing market rate and affordable units, in addition to retail space, all within walking distance to a major transit station.”

The 14-story high-rise, which will replace a surface parking lot, will be comprised of 350 residential units, 8,500 square feet of retail space, and a commercial parking garage. The units will be a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Seventy units will be reserved as affordable units, while the remaining will be market rate.

Residents of 81-93 Orange Street will be able to enjoy a pool, health club, spa, work from home space, and electric vehicle charging stations. The project is strategically located across the street from Newark’s Broad Street Station, giving residents access to NJ TRANSIT train and bus service and the Newark Light Rail.

“This Aspire award helps realize Newark’s Transit Village strategy for building mixed-use developments combining high quality affordable and market housing with retail and commercial space. The Broad Street Station will anchor a vibrant neighborhood and vital transportation hub,” said Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka. “This is the kind of project that helps realize the dreams of residents to remain in the city they love, and improve their quality of life. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s $90 million in tax credits is critical to making this development affordable to Newark residents. All of Newark is grateful for NJEDA’s commitment to our city’s well-being and growth.”

In line with Governor Murphy and the NJEDA’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and transparency, the Aspire program rules include provisions, such as a gap financing review and excess revenue sharing requirements, to ensure tax credits are awarded responsibly.

The Aspire program application, as well as complete rules, eligibility requirements, award sizes, and other information can be found here.

About the NJEDA

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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Please be advised that the next Capital City Redevelopment Corporation Board Meeting will be held in person and via teleconference on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, at 11:00 am. 

Members of the public who wish to speak during the public comment segment of the meeting, pertaining to agenda items, may attend in person or call into the meeting by using the conference number, and are encouraged to call in prior to the meeting start time to avoid any delays.

IN PERSON:

NJEDA Board Room

36 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08625

TELECONFERENCE:

CONFERENCE NAME:                                CCRC BOARD MEETING

PARTICIPANT DIAL-IN NUMBER:              551-220-2262

PARTICIPANT ACCESS CODE:                    652 748 223#

The agenda can be found 48 hours prior to the meeting at our website: www.njeda.gov/ccrc.

Agreement will enable the Authority to provide nearly $400K to NJIT’s POWERCERTS Program

TRENTON, N.J. (September 12, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board today approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) to provide $399,000 in funding to the Professional Offshore Wind Energy Certificates (POWERCERTS) Program. The funding approved in the MOU will establish two graduate certificates in Wind Power System Operation and Maintenance and Wind Power Economics and Management, bolstering offshore wind workforce training opportunities for college students.   

“As offshore wind developments advance along the East Coast, we must guarantee that our workforce is equipped to meet the needs of the industry,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan. “Today’s MOU with NJIT reflects the NJEDA’s commitment to providing high-quality workforce development programs in offshore wind that ensure opportunities for minority and underserved communities. This partnership helps move us closer to Governor Phil Murphy’s goal of creating 11 GW of offshore wind by 2040.”

NJIT’s POWERCERTS Program will address demands for offshore wind training in New Jersey, collaborating closely with the wind industry and the College’s science and engineering departments to offer a robust curriculum. The two graduate certificates established as part of the program will consist of 12 credits, including three core classes and one elective class. Using funding from today’s MOU, POWERCERTS will offer 24 $3,000 scholarships and 24 $4,000 assistantships primarily for students from minority and underrepresented communities to encourage and support their participation in offshore wind workforce training.   

“We are very excited to be working with the NJEDA to establish the NJIT POWERCERTS graduate-certificates program, which will prepare workers to excel in the rapidly growing offshore wind clean energy sector,” said NJIT President Teik C. Lim. “NJIT makes innovations happen, including in the area of environmental sustainability, and this effort will bolster New Jersey’s strength in the clean energy economy.”

To support offshore wind in New Jersey, the NJEDA is developing the Wind Institute for Innovation and Training to accelerate the development of a robust and diverse offshore wind workforce and champion research and innovation to unlock market potential. Today’s MOU is part of a comprehensive strategy to develop several training programs to bolster New Jersey’s offshore wind workforce for thousands of good-paying offshore wind employment opportunities.

“Effective workforce training programs are necessary to prepare future job seekers with the skills they need to thrive in the offshore wind sector,” said NJEDA’s Vice President for Offshore Wind Jen Becker. “NJIT’s POWERCERTS program will prepare graduates for good-paying job opportunities in offshore wind engineering and management, helping keep the state at the forefront of offshore wind energy development.”

The funding provided in today’s MOU is allocated from the NJEDA’s previous MOU with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU). Approved in October 2022, the $10 million MOU dedicates funds to support the continued development and execution of offshore wind workforce, education, research, and innovation programs.

About the NJEDA

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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Three Additional Firms Can Now Leverage Up to $12.5M Annually to Invest in NJ-Based Companies

TRENTON, N.J. (September 12, 2023) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) today approved three additional venture capital firms as Qualified Venture Firms (QVFs) in the New Jersey Innovation Evergreen Fund (NJIEF). With these latest approvals, a total of 10 QVFs can each access up to $12.5 million annually per investor from the NJIEF to co-invest in innovative, high-growth New Jersey-based businesses. 

Established under the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act (ERA) of 2020, signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy in 2021, the NJIEF allows the State to become an equity investor in innovative early-stage businesses based in New Jersey, investing up to $300 million in New Jersey companies alongside approved QVFs for a total of $600 million. The capital raised from the sale of tax credits auctioned off to eight corporations in December 2022 will result in the funding of initial investments into high-growth businesses in New Jersey.

“Governor Phil Murphy has always prioritized connecting New Jersey startups with access to the funding they need to succeed,” said NJEDA Chief Executive Officer Tim Sullivan. “The NJIEF offers a unique and responsive solution for getting capital into the hands of the state’s youngest companies while also building on New Jersey’s role as a leader in innovation.”

Sullivan noted that venture capital firms throughout the world can apply to be QVFs to invest in early-stage businesses and potentially receive matching capital to further benefit the startups. The QVFs approved today have a proven track record of investing in the growth of emerging companies throughout the country.

The three QVFs approved today are:

“Venture firms nationwide are taking notice of New Jersey’s leadership in innovation and are eager to invest into our state’s high-growth startups through the NJIEF,” said NJEDA Chief Economic Transformation Officer Kathleen Coviello. “We are excited to partner with the approved QVFs as we begin to make strategic investments that will benefit emerging companies as they expand and thrive in the Garden State.”

Applications for venture firms seeking to qualify as a QVF can be found here and are being accepted on a rolling basis. The ten firms approved to date represent diversity in terms of investment strategy, industry, and stage. Additionally, there continues to be strong momentum from interested managers.   

Applications for approved QVFs to apply for Qualified Investments into high-growth, innovative businesses based in New Jersey are also now open. The total unallocated capital available for new investments stands at over $46 million. 


About the New Jersey Economic Development Authority

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) serves as the State’s principal agency for driving economic growth. The NJEDA is committed to making New Jersey a national model for inclusive and sustainable economic development by focusing on key strategies to help build strong and dynamic communities, create good jobs for New Jersey residents, and provide pathways to a stronger and fairer economy. Through partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, the NJEDA creates and implements initiatives to enhance the economic vitality and quality of life in the State and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www.njeda.gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

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A meeting of the Commission of Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT) Board has been scheduled for Friday, September 15, 2023, at 10:00 am.

A copy of the proposed agenda can be found at https://www.njeda.gov/csit.

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