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| ALDONNA R.AMBLER |
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ALDONNA R.AMBLER is president of the
international firm AMBLER Growth
Strategy Consultants Inc. which is
headquartered in Hammonton. The
firm’s services include opportunity
and resource analysis, organizational
design, strategic working sessions
and executive coaching. She is also
the host of a weekly Internet radio show, “The Growth
StrategistTM,” a peer-to-peer show featuring CEOs of midmarket
companies. |
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| ELIZABETH G. CHRISTOPHERSON |
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ELIZABETH G. CHRISTOPHERSON is
executive director of the New
Jersey Network (NJN) and president
of the NJN Foundation. Under
Christopherson’s leadership, NJN
has strategically expanded broadcast
and new media services that
have earned national and international
recognition. She actively contributes to the New
Jersey communities including the Newark Boys and
Girls Clubs to the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. |
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| JAMES A. KOCSI |
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JAMES A. KOCSI is the district
director of the U.S. Small
Business Administration’s (SBA)
New Jersey district office in
Newark. He started his career
with the SBA in 1976 and has
held several titles since being
appointed to his current position
in 2003. Kocsi received his bachelor’s degree in
business management from the University of
Scranton. He is a member of the Federal Executive
Board of Northern New Jersey. |
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| MITCHELL P. KOZA |
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MITCHELL P. KOZA is distinguished
professor of management
and dean of the Rutgers
University School of Business-
Camden. Before his academic
career, Koza directed a New
York-based research company.
He received his master’s degree
from the Harvard Graduate
School of Education and his doctoral degree
from the University of Chicago. He is founding
co-chair of the Strategic Management Society
Interest Group on International Competition and
Global Strategy. |
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| JOAN VERPLANCK |
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JOAN VERPLANCK is president of
the New Jersey Chamber of
Commerce. Since her election
in 1995 as the chamber’s first
female president, she has
represented the business community
on a wide range of
critical issues, most notably
those involving the port and educations. In
recent years she has lead successful trade missions
to the The Netherlands, Belgium and key
areas in China. |
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