LNJ is ready to start its seminar in Asbury Park, Resilience & Innovation in the City by the Sea!
Lead New Jersey
Public Policy
Princeton, New Jersey 811 followers
LNJ makes it happen for those unique individuals who are taking charge in our State!
Über uns
LNJ draws together highly successful professional women and men into our Fellowship to achieve a greater good in our professions and for our communities. LNJ works with our State’s leaders to achieve their goals of making New Jersey a better place in which to live and work.
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http://www.leadnj.org
External link for Lead New Jersey
- Industrie
- Public Policy
- Größe des Unternehmens
- 2-10 Mitarbeiter
- Hauptsitz
- Princeton, New Jersey
- Typ
- Nonprofit
- Gegründet
- 1987
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Primäre
Wegbeschreibung erhalten
174 Nassau St
Ste 2500
Princeton, New Jersey 08542, US
Employees at Lead New Jersey
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Jay Redd
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Michael Mancini
Vice President for Institutional Strategy and COO
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Jennifer Bredehoft, MPA, CFRE
Vice President, Recruitment, Alumni Relations, & Communications at Lead New Jersey
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Jessica Szczepanik
Director of Prevention Services- Prevention Connections at Center for Family Services
Aktualisierungen
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Reginald Lewis LNJ’01, Executive Director, Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership, is the luncheon keynote speaker for this year’s ALP conference, talking with us about The Promise of Servant Leadership. Have you met servant leaders through your LNJ experience? Tell us about them here! #servantleadership #lightingtheway
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LNJ’s new website is now LIVE! Take a look, check out the new Alumni Membership offerings and see what works best for you, and register for our Summer Networking Event in Belmar on August 15th! If you experience any glitches, reach out to Jen Bredehoft for help ([email protected])! https://lnkd.in/ebrKzgqN
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LNJ’s new website with information about our upcoming networking event in Belmar on August 15th, new Alumni Membership dues, benefits, and database, and 2025 application is *this close* to being ready! We’re just ironing out the last few technical parts and can’t wait to share everything with you very soon! Until then, mark your calendars for August 15th and tell your friends and colleagues about applying for the 2025 class! See you in Belmar!
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LNJ wrapped up the first day of our seminar in Camden at LEAP Academy University Charter School, one of the first charter schools in NJ, founded by LNJ ‘91 alum Gloria Bonilla-Santiago.
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LNJ welcomes Peter J. McAliney, PhD Rutgers SMLR Executive and Professional Education and Dan Krause and Lawrence Burden from Hopeworks to discuss the work they’re doing to create Opportunities in Job Preparedness.
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LNJ begins its seminar on Economic and Social Mobility in Camden at the Rutgers School of Business – Camden! Dean Monica Adya helps us start the day by introducing our opening speaker, the Honorable Victor Carstarphen, “Mayor Vic.”
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LNJ is always proud to welcome its Fellows to this seminar to discuss Diversity and Democracy from their unique perspectives: Carlotta Chan, LNJ’16, Jennifer Godoski, LNJ’18, ShayLa Salter, LNJ’23, and Calvin Ledford Jr., LNJ’18.
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LNJ is joined by Rajvir Goomer, SALDEF and Rabbi Eliyahu Elijah Collins, Temple Ahavas Sholom, to discuss Freedom of Religion in America.
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