Recent press releases
On May 25th, the NJ State Veterans Chamber of Commerce (NJSVCC) successfully hosted the Disabled Veteran and Veteran Business Summit at Farleigh Dickinson University in Madison, NJ. The event, which took place from 8AM to 4PM, brought together over 150 veteran-owned businesses with government agencies and private companies that sought to procure with them. The…
Although the effects of the pandemic are still present, we’ve come a long way since the beginning of the crisis. We’re now able to offer better protection against COVID, go to school and work, and socialize again in ways that once felt impossible. This recovery is thanks to the ways in which many, including business…
Leadership is challenging. Even for people who naturally gravitate towards leadership positions it’s a skill that takes time and experience to cultivate. And it always takes some advice and support along the way. Entrepreneur Ryan Leonard remembers some of the first leadership advice he ever got. “Growing up my mom always told me to be…
Written in partnership with Authority Tech Ryan Leonard has been through his share of hardship. Before he started his successful global manufacturing company, NJF Worldwide, he served his country in the US Army. In the Army, he learned the values of loyalty, courage, and selfless service and put these into action as he led his peers…
While the COVID-19 Pandemic was a major, even fatal setback to many businesses, some saw an opportunity to step up and help their communities during this crisis. Whether it was donating to local groups or providing new technologies, companies with varying resources from medical equipment to communication technologies were able to fill new needs and help…
Many companies start as a way to fill a need or resolve a problem and build their success around helping to make people’s lives easier. This means that community service is a core value for many leaders, whether they realize it or not. It takes a special type of strength to lead, and this strength can often…
New York Jets defensive end Vinny Curry and Carolina Panthers wide receiver Keith Kirkwood hosted a free youth football camp at Neptune High School Saturday. Curry and Kirkwood, both natives of Neptune, spoke to the kids before warm-ups and were on the field as the kids learned the mechanics of the game. Curry is no stranger to giving…
The rich-poor divide is a growing problem in many societies: it needs urgently addressing because it effectuates social unrest and tension. But doing so requires a concerted effort from all sectors of society, especially business, to find solutions. LONDON, UK – June 29: Anti-Conservative and anti-Brexit activist Steve Bray, and fellow activists, … [+] AFP VIA GETTY…
What’s the key ingredient to starting a successful business? Some believe it is hard work or having a strong vision for the future. For Ryan Leonard, founder of NJF Worldwide it is his core values: loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage. Leonard applies these values in his business, and in every…
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Empty shelves, long lines and worried shoppers: the scene at many North Jersey supermarkets as fears of coronavirus grow with every new case. As the number of presumptive positive cases in the state grows, thousands of concerned residents flooded into supermarkets and pharmacies to get essential items, while others are exploring other avenues to get what they need.…
Ron Maletich purchased the Road Ad Sign Co. in Neptune in 1985 and promptly began to clean house, discarding the renderings of projects from long ago, ready to start anew. When he came across a drawing of Tillie, the smiling, clown-like figure that the company designed for the facade of the famed Palace Amusements in Asbury Park some 30…
