Bergeron writes, “Our name stands for Return On Information. Our aim is to be known as the go-to source for business information that impacts, inspires and influences the state’s amazingly diverse group of companies, its leaders and their workforce as well as the politicians, lobbyists, civic leaders and the various associations that help steer policy.
“Who’s moving in … and who’s moving out.
“Who’s adding to its workforce … and who is subtracting.
“Who’s merging and acquiring … and who is going out of business.
“Those are the staples.
“But ROI-NJ is about so much more.
“We will cover all the major industries and sectors with information that can help you and your business:
“And we’ll also write about the biggest issues and influences in today’s work world:
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