Practical Research for NJ Employers
According to Newtown’s third law of motion, for every action in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction. However, a new study undertaken by NJPRO, the New Jersey Policy Research Organization, demonstrates that that’s not the way the modern business ecosystem works, particularly in New Jersey. Our analysis – New Jersey’s Connected Economy…
Contact: Nicol Nicola, 609-858-9513 The NJ Policy Research Organization (NJPRO) Foundation, New Jersey Business Magazine and the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University have presented this years “Bright Idea Awards” honoring the best publications of New Jersey’s business faculty. “We are proud to recognize the very best academic papers from 2014 and celebrate…
Despite perceptions to the contrary, manufacturing continues to play a vital role in New Jersey’s economy, according to a new analysis by the NJ Policy Research Organization (NJPRO) Foundation, an affiliate of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association. NJPRO released the report as New Jersey celebrates Manufacturing Week from September 28 through October 2….
Trenton, NJ, November 6, 2014 — New Jersey policymakers must change the state’s estate and inheritance taxes, if the state hopes to remain competitive regionally and nationally, according to a new report by the New Jersey Policy Research Organization (NJPRO), the research affiliate of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA). Part of NJPRO’s…
Contact: Sara Bluhm, 609-858-9514 Edison, NJ, October 24, 2014 – Several faculty members of New Jersey Business Schools were recognized by the New Jersey Policy Research Organization (NJPRO) and the Stillman School of Business, at Seton Hall University, for their research related to the business community. The two organizations presented their annual New Jersey Bright…
Contact: Sara Bluhm, 609-858-9514 The best and the brightest of New Jersey-based academic research as it relates to business was on display October 25, when the NJPRO Foundation and the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University presented the New Jersey Bright Idea Awards to the authors of the 10 best papers. Raritan Valley…
Contact: Steve Wilson, 609-858-9495 TRENTON, NJ – On May 6, 2013, Higher Education Secretary Rochelle Hendricks highlighted NJPRO and its report, Building Bridges II, during a Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee Hearing. Secretary Hendricks reaffirmed the Christie Administration’s commitment to an innovation ecosystem, ideas first proposed by NJPRO. Released in March, Building Bridges II –…
Contact: Steve Wilson, 609-858-9495 PISCATAWAY, NJ – Academia, industry and government need to take action that will make it easier for New Jersey businesses and institutions of higher education to collaborate to discover and commercialize innovative new products, processes and services, according to a new report by the New Jersey Policy Research Organization (NJPRO) Foundation…
Contact: Steve Wilson, 609-858-9495 TRENTON, NJ – On February 1, 2013, Governor Christie signed into law the Angel Investor Tax Credit Bill, which provides a tax credit for investments in New Jersey based technology. In 2010 a NJPRO report, Building Bridges between Academic Institutions, Business and Government to Bring Innovation to the Marketplace, aimed to offer…