written by Ferlanda Fox Nixon, Esq., President & CEO, NRBP When I stepped into the role of President and CEO at Newark Regional Business Partnership (NRBP) on September 16, 2024, I knew I was embarking on an exciting journey. As Greater Newark's premier chamber of commerce, NRBP has a rich history of connecting businesses and driving economic progress. Now, as my official listening tour comes to a close, I’m reflecting on the whirlwind of experiences these first 90 days have brought. By the Numbers Let’s start with some impressive figures:
New Initiatives and Revitalizations We've been busy launching new programs and breathing fresh life into existing ones:
Community Engagement We've been actively involved in the community:
Behind the Scenes While engaging externally, we’ve also been improving internally:
Looking Ahead As we wrap up 2024, the future looks bright for NRBP and Greater Newark. We've announced our inaugural membership drive campaign for January – August 2025, and we're collaborating with even more community partners.
To our members, partners, and friends: thank you for making these first 90 days an incredible journey. Here's to a 2025 filled with more connections, growth, and success for Newark and beyond. Let's raise a toast to the future - may it bring prosperity and opportunity to all in Greater Newark. Onward and upward!
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written by Ferlanda Fox Nixon, Esq., President & CEO, NRBP On behalf of the members, Board of Directors, and staff of the Newark Regional Business Partnership, I wish to extend our deepest condolences on the passing of former Newark Council President Mildred C. Crump. Councilwoman Crump was a trailblazer and tireless advocate for the people of Newark. She broke barriers as the first Black woman elected to the Newark City Council, the first female president of the Newark Municipal Council, and the first Black Braille teacher in New Jersey. Throughout her life, she championed the causes of women, children, senior citizens, persons with physical challenges, and working families. Her legacy is one of service, compassion, and unwavering dedication to her community. Councilwoman Crump was a role model for countless individuals, inspiring us all to strive for a better, more inclusive future. While she will be deeply missed, her remarkable contributions to Newark will continue to inspire and guide us. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to her family and friends during this difficult time. |
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