James Howard speaks on his plans for the Black Inventors Hall of Fame at the Princeton Chamber's monthly luncheon on February 2.

Growth Potential Consulting's Jennifer L. Smith presents on how to position yourself for success with the Princeton Public Library and PSG of Mercer County on Friday, January 27.

Journalist Terri Huggins will speak about how to build your portfolio and writing samples for an independent career on Monday, January 30, at the Princeton Public Library.

Michael Shadiack, chair of Connell Foley's Labor and Employment Practice Group, divulges how businesses can develop an anti-harassment training program with NJBIA HR on Tuesday, January 31.

Princeton Community Works, the long-running annual conference focused on all things nonprofit, returns in an online format from Monday through Wednesday, January 30 through February 1.

The Princeton Public Library, in collaboration with Princeton Future, will hold a community meeting to explore strategies for providing quality yet sustainable housing for all income levels on January 21.

RWJUH's Injury Prevention Coordinator, Diana J. Starace, will speak at the North Brunswick Public Library on behalf of the NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking on January 19 and 26.

Jay Watson, the co-executive director of the New Jersey Conservation Foundation, discusses the benefits of creating an urban park in downtown Trenton.

The Princeton Public Library brings figures like University professors Ellora Derenoncourt and Douglas Massey to discuss the right to stable shelter in a hybrid "Housing Justice Forum" panel event on Saturday, December 10.

SCORE Princeton mentor Wayne Baruch presents "Don’t Go Broke — Improve Safety and Manage Risks for Your Small Business," on Thursday, December 15.

The Keller Center hosts its '17th Annual Innovation Forum,' an annual competition and networking event for the Princeton community's projects in progress, on Tuesday, December 13.

Representatives from two Washington, D.C., think tanks, David J. Bier and Theresa Cardinal Brown, address the latest in immigration in a joint event from the NJBIA and NJ Business Immigration Coalition on December 1.

People Intell Institute managing partners Mike Palestina and Maggie Pazian present "Developing Your Personal Leadership Vision" on Friday, December 2 with the Princeton Public Library and PSG of Mercer County.

Attorney Randall Brett leads another lunchtime seminar, "Negative Online Reviews – Do They Constitute Defamation?” on Tuesday, December 6.

Jay Watson, the co-executive director of the New Jersey Conservation Foundation, discusses how the beauty of findings from the James Webb Space Telescope can have a lasting - and local - impact.

The Flow Initiative's Eiko La Boria discusses menstrual equity in New Jersey in a virtual event hosted by the Mercer County Library System on Friday, Nov. 18.

The Princeton Chamber's 'Young Professional Summit' features workshops, awards, and figures like keynote speaker Rod Colon on November 17.

Michael Tozzoli leads an NJBIA webinar on managing stress during the holidays on Thursday, November 17.

SCORE Princeton's "How to Create Your Business Model & Business Plan" shows the importance of thinking ahead on Monday, November 21, at 6:30 p.m.

Penn Medicine Princeton Health's Debbie Millar and Chrissy Isaac discuss the importance of mental health ahead of the last two sessions in a self-care series.

The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber's event on the Trenton waterfront features Aaron Watson, Julie Krause, George Sowa and more on Friday, Nov. 4 at Cooper's Riverview.

Princeton Innovation's 'Engage 2022' conference includes scientific speakers like Zemer Gitai and Arturo Dominguez on Thursday, November 3.

NonProfitConnect recognizes one individual and two organizations at its annual Impact Awards on Wednesday, November 2. 

Take away themes of authenticity and bravery from the female professionals at the Middlesex County Chamber's annual event on Thursday, October 20.

Rosser discusses areas of intellectual property including copyright, trademarks, trade secrets, and patents in a SCORE Princeton webinar on Monday, October 24.

To celebrate the discoveries and entrepreneurial spirit of Princeton's community, the annual 'Celebrate Princeton Innovation' takes place Thursday, October 13 in the atrium of the Frick Chemistry Laboratory.

Information technology professional David Schuchman will share tips for growing a business online, and leaving a good impression, in a webinar with SCORE Princeton on October 17.

Recipients of this year's 'Historic Preservation Awards' from Preservation New Jersey will be celebrated for their achievements on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 12 at the 1867 Sanctuary concert hall in Ewing.

Ellen Wagner, the CEO and founder of cross cultural bridges in Princeton, leads a workshop on intersectionality at the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber's DEI conference on Friday, Sept. 30.

ATAC Director Mike Marotta talks how to take charge with accessibility tools prior to their Sept. 22 event with parent organization Disability Rights New Jersey.

Plainsboro attorney Randall Brett breaks down contracts into three essential steps ahead of his upcoming SCORE Princeton webinar on Tuesday, Sept. 20.

The Sept. 1 anniversary of Hurricane Ida is not being met with new regulations, but ongoing discussions between environmental and business groups about possible state reforms for climate change.

Brigitte Jean-Louis, YWCA Princeton's first advocacy and economic empowerment manager, teaches a free course as part of their new, comprehensive workforce development program.

Arc Mercer Executive Director Steven Cook shares the benefits of on-the-job training and support programs for disabled employees ahead of NJBIA's August 18 webinar about the subject.

Georgianne Vinicombe of Monday Morning Flower and Balloon Co. talks about making the decision to retire, how the industry has changed, and what she's learned - and what is innate to her - about entrepreneurship.

Thomas Edison State University and Mercer Street Friends are hosting a Back-to-School Readiness Fair on Saturday, August 6, at 315 West State Street in Trenton.

Commander Evita Salles will be the special guest of the New Jersey Chamber's "Lessons from the Navy" conversation about the U.S. Navy's "innovative" new policies on July 28.

Anne Sweeney, a communications consultant and writer based in South Brunswick, writes about the nature of obituaries.

Dror Futter, an attorney and partner at Rimon PC law firm, hosts a SCORE Princeton webinar on July 21 about navigating the uncertain economy.

NJ's groundbreaking 2020 Environmental Justice Law, which seeks to protect low-income and communities of color from additional industrial pollution, is the first in the nation to end disparities in the siting of these facilities.

Adults who are seeking to become familiar with the internet and using email are invited to register for Internet and Email Basics, a six-week series beginning Wednesday, July 20, at Princeton Public Library.

Daniel Farber Huang and Theresa Menders have written a guide to personal privacy that Huang discusses at Princeton Public Library on Wednesday, June 29.

Editor Kerri Sullivan and other contributors to “New Jersey Fan Club: Artists and Writers Celebrate the Garden State” participate in an upcoming "Book Brunch" event at Princeton Public Library.

Most New Jerseyans appreciate the natural benefits of public open space, but those who work to preserve and maintain these spaces see its economic value as well. 

Two years after Gov. Phil Murphy signed New Jersey’s Environmental Justice Law into effect, the proposed rules and regulations are now open for public comment. 

“Building a Place for History: Rediscovery and Renewal 2022” is an all-day affair on Friday, June 3, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. that features a choice of nine educational sessions, historic tours, a marketplace, lunch, and a closing reception for networking.

Isles, Inc., the Trenton-based community development and environmental nonprofit, is hosting its second annual virtual Forum from Monday through Friday, June 6 through 10.

Mercer County Community College has teamed up with New York-based Fusemachines to help business owners discover the benefits of Artificial Intelligence technology with its upcoming eight-week course “Artificial Intelligence for Professionals.”