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Business news from around South Jersey.

by Staff
The PSEG Foundation marked National Hunger Action Month with $500,000 in grants for 80 nonprofits in New Jersey and Long Island addressing food insecurity, as part of a broader $1 million Neighborhood Partners Program.
 
The Associated Construction Contractors of New Jersey welcomed six new member companies during the third quarter, expanding its network to more than 320 businesses representing New Jersey’s union construction industry and related services.
 
Deborah Heart and Lung Center leaders Lewis Clark and Dr. Aaron Kugelmass have joined Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst’s Honorary Commander Program, strengthening connections between the military installation and surrounding communities.
 
Nearly 200 community members came together at Renault Winery for Stockton University’s annual Golf Classic, raising $100,000 to support scholarships, experiential learning opportunities and essential programs benefiting Stockton students.
 
Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine celebrated the expansion of its Sewell campus and the launch of a new physician assistant program, expanding opportunities for medical education and interprofessional training through modern, hands-on learning spaces.
 
American Heritage Credit Union is now an official sponsor of Adventure Aquarium in Camden. Through this sponsorship, American Heritage now offers members an exclusive $5 discount on admission tickets year-round with no blackout dates.
 
Two Cooper Levenson attorneys were recently recognized by the Greater Atlantic City Chamber. COO Kenneth J. Calemmo Jr. was selected to receive the chamber’s Economic Impact Award, while partner and gaming attorney Lucas Levenson was named to its 20 Under 40 list. 

Inspira Health has named Warren E. Moore, the health system’s current president and COO, as its next president and CEO. The leadership change is scheduled to take effect in January 2027.

Moore will take over from Amy Mansue, who is set to retire at the end of 2026 after serving as CEO for six years.

Cherry Hill Mall continues to refresh its tenant mix with new retail and dining concepts. Planned additions include Turkish café brand Maya Bohem and Dick’s House of Sport.

Atlantic City’s Formica Freitag Bakery is exploring a larger production facility to accommodate growing demand for its bread products. The proposed expansion could increase manufacturing capacity and create opportunities for local industrial property owners, suppliers and distribution businesses as the company evaluates its next phase of growth.

South Jersey’s industrial real estate market remains a bright spot, according to Wolf Commercial Real Estate’s third-quarter review. Burlington County recorded approximately 3.8 million square feet of annual industrial absorption, reflecting demand for warehouse and distribution facilities despite elevated operating costs and selective investment activity.

Camden-based Hopeworks has launched a workforce initiative designed to connect young adults with careers in construction, manufacturing, water utilities and medical assisting. Backed by philanthropic funding and regional employer partnerships, the program will provide training, coaching and practical support to help participants access in-demand jobs while addressing employers’ skilled-worker shortages.

Business groups in South Jersey urged state lawmakers to address New Jersey’s declining competitiveness with neighboring states during the recent New Jersey Assembly Commerce and Economic Development Committee hearing in Trenton. Their concerns center on the business environment and the policies that influence where companies invest, expand and create jobs.

A new study from Rowan University’s Steve Sweeney Center for Public Policy finds that the Greater Paulsboro Energy Companies (GPEC) contribute nearly $814 million in total economic output and support 2,855 jobs, highlighting their role in Gloucester County’s economy.