SJBiz_Class Notes_Biz Brief_0125FINAL.qxp_AroundTown 1 / 13 / 25 2 : 45 PM Page 1 bizINbrief B U S I N E S S N E W S F R O M A R O U N D S O U T H J E R S E Y On Dec . 10 , it was announced that three entities — Choose New Jersey , a nonprofit business - attraction organization ; the Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship , a state - based nonprofit supporting entrepreneurship within its scientific focus area ; and the Indian biotechnology organization Association of Biotechnology Lead Enterprises — have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that estab - lishes a strong connection among biotechnology companies in both New Jersey and India . For its 11th annual Spirit of Giving Food Drive , American Heritage Credit Union’s employees and membership base collected more than 10,000 pounds of food and donated $ 20,000 to various charitable organizations throughout the community it serves . Among its recipients were the Cherry Hill Food Pantry and Gloucester County Pine Hill Rotary Club Food Pantry . Wolf Commercial Real Estate ( WCRE ) and Kiwi Officeshave announced a new property manage - ment partnership . As of Dec . 15 , WCRE is pro - viding all facilities and maintenance management for Kiwi’s properties at both 204 Ark Road in Mount Laurel and 4 Haddonfield Road , Cherry Hill . Continued on page 24 Education Notes Last month , Rowan University announced the launch of a three - year initiative pairing prospective students with one - on - one suc - cess coaching for a fast - growing online student pop - ulation , offered in partnership with student - success nonprofit InsideTrack . The personalized program aims to break down enrollment barriers for virtual learners and adult students by addressing the per - sonal , professional and financial obstacles often pre - venting them from both enrolling in and completing higher education . Bill A1895cleared the assembly committee last month , coming one step closer in offering tuition - free county college education to more students statewide . The bill , sponsored by Assemblyman Herb Conaway and Assemblywoman Linda Carter , would broaden eligibility requirements for the New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Reward Scholar - ship ( NJ STARS ) Program , creating a pathway for additional high school graduates to achieve their w educational aspirations . SouthJerseyBiz.net | VOLUME 15 ISSUE 1 | SOUTH JERSEY BIZ | 21