South Jersey BIZ - Issue #12 (December 2022)

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This was the year where the new normal rose up to meet a staggered , cautious but ultimately optimistic return to the familiar , though the changes and challenges in navigating a post - lockdown landscape have left their indelible marks on the business world . It certainly gave us at South Jersey Biz plenty to write about , and the region’s experts from a rich variety of backgrounds were more than generous with the insights and information they helped fill our pages with . From untangling today’s unusual economic and financial conditions to proving primers on the nascent industries finding their homes here , from translating heady health - care topics into digestible explanations to giving the region’s small business owners a voice , we are always indebted to those industry giants who shared their wisdom with our readers . In our review of 2022 , we’re not just taking a retrospective glimpse at all the topics we’ve tackled in our articles : We’re also giving all the dedicated professionals we recognized in our monthly roundups of notable leaders in their fields one last round of well - deserved applause before forging ahead into 2023 . Year in Review January February e got 2022 started outh Jersey’s leading by highlighting 20 ladies took center stage CEOs and CFOs who whenwe showcased 21 proved that chal - Womento Watch . From Wlenging times Sdoctors to directors and demand proactive , visionary leaders . partners to presidents , this year’s These executives not only demon - group of talented , dedicated women strated that every team needs a represented some of the best and beacon of light illuminating the path to brightest who broke through the glass the future , but also generously shared ceiling while paving the way for the the lessons they’ve internalized along next generation of female industry the way — and gave us a glimpse into leaders . We also took a deep dive into their personal sides , too . Beyond that , a number of area the explosion of commercial real estate the region has professionals provided some helpful insights of their own : seen since the onset of COVID - 19 and the factors influenc - Economic experts outlined what to expect from the year to ing that sector’s present and future , examined the rising come , financial gurus gave some guidance on what busi - threat of cyberattacks and what kind of professionals are ness owners must know going into tax season and we took here to help keep your business safe , and explored what a look at the emerging industries poised to position the company owners need to know about protecting their in - region for an even brighter future . tellectual property . 10 | SOUTH JERSEY BIZ | VOLUME 12 ISSUE 12 | SouthJerseyBiz.net

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Year 20 TOP in CEOs / Review 22 CFOs I S S U E B Y I S S U E Celebrating female trailblazers Representing who are making an impact in more March the very best ur annual Best of Health Care feature ways than one in business focusedonproviders ’ notable develop - ments . As passionate individuals drive Ana Fisher Minerva Alvarado Chris Malone improved care for patients requiring Owner and CEO , AnA Sourcing , Business and Marketing SVP and CFO , NJM Insurance Ospecialized spine , seizure , cardiac , LLC Development Coordinator , long - COVID , addic - Beverly DiMatteo SERVPRO tionsupport and CFO / CAO , Triad Associates Monika Williams more , it’s no won - Shealey , Ph.D Erica Franklin Linda Czipo der that South Jer - Experiential Learning President and CEO , sey is leading the Manager , Rowan College charge to provide Center for Non - Profits at Burlington County modern medical so - ( RCBC ) Josh Weinreich lutions to those CEO , New Jersey Pandemic who need them . Kristy Connor Relief Fund Additionally , we Financial Advisor , heard from leaders Christina Renna Merrill Lynch in higher education President and CEO , about the pandem - Chamber of Commerce Senior Vice President , Division Nichelle Pace ic’simpact and how Southern New Jersey of Diversity , Equity and Inclu - Vice President of the Board of theyneed to adapt sion , Rowan University Directors , Camden Business to those new realities moving forward , discussed the Kathleen Horton current trends causing many to foster a more favor - Glassboro | ( 856 ) 256 - 4000 Association CFO , Food Bank of able opinion of labor unions , spoke with cannabiz ex - Rowan.edu South Jersey perts on why any new industry needs to be rolled Stacey Rock out carefully rather than quickly , and got some in - Julie Strohlein President and Managing Michael Renna sights into the early difficulties that rising inflation Associate Partner , Alloy Partner , Solvix Solutions , LLC President and CEO , had already presented . Silverstein Accountants South Jersey Industries ( SJI ) and Advisors Kathy Brancifort President , First Class Travel Joseph A . Angeloni April Janet Garraty CFO , Stanker and Galetto , Inc . ith construction companies still Director , Gloucester County Autum feeling the pandemic’s lingering Dan Fachner Chamber of Commerce Shingler - Nace uncertainty , wegotan eagle’s - President and CEO , Vice President of Operations , eyeview of the industry from J & J Snack Foods Corp . Sadayah Jefferson Health Washington Wthosein the trenches , many of DuRant - Brown Township whomregardthe Thomas Percello Associate , Genova Burns future with prevail - Executive Vice President Kristen Cass ingoptimism de - Finance , CFO , Deborah Heart Dana Duffield Director , Cooper River spite present chal - and Lung Center Business Development Operations lenges.Even as the Representative , National hits kept coming , Barbara Ogden thesector’s experts Integrity Title Agency Genevieve Witt CFO , Center For Family Services spoke of how Director of Project they’ve adapted to Bethany Brown Development , BWM Bob Segin buildhigh - quality Construction residentialand commercial proj - Mary Kay Shea ectsthroughout Chief Financial Officer , South Jersey . Our 1st Colonial Community April issue also in - Bank cluded:the Community Impact Awards , an annual celebration of businesses embracing their corporate Debra Rosen responsibilityto be good neighbors ; a look at how Partner , Archer COVID has changed employee expectations , and how Vice President , Wolf Commercial & Greiner , P.C . Executive Vice President & CFO , thoseshifting mindsets impact how employers at - Real Estate ( WCRE ) Virtua Health tractand retain talent ; and the new obstacles insur - Marlton | ( 856 ) 857 - 6300 Michelle Gasiorowski Serving South Jersey ancepolicyholders and carriers face as the business WolfCRE.com Partner , Bowman & Company ( 888 ) VIRTUA - 3 | Virtua.org worldkeeps evolving . Continued next page Continued next page SouthJerseyBiz.net | VOLUME 12 ISSUE 12 | SOUTH JERSEY BIZ | 11

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