EDANJ will be well represented at New Jersey Future’s annual Redevelopment Forum being held March 9, 2012 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Hyatt in New Brunswick. The agenda is now final and the direct link for online registration is here. Hope to see you there.
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[2/27/2012]
The State Planning Commission is accepting input on a plan to spurring economic development in New Jersey. Officials from the office are holding a series of hearings that will allow residents, businesses and stakeholders to...
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[2/27/2012]
The Department of Environmental Protection’s Green Acres has created a special category of funding to assist towns and counties in acquiring flood prone lands.
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[9/22/2011]
The Morris County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) has posted a job listing for Executive Director. To learn more details on the postion and how to apply, download the PDF below.
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[7/29/2011]
It's with great pride that I welcome you to the new home of EDANJ, New Jersey's advocacy and education leader. 
EDANJ's vision is to become the go-to, one-stop, resource for advocacy, education and networking. EDANJ is committed to connecting people for business. The association brings together state-wide professionals to share information, develop strategies and promote strong economic growth and development in the State.
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[4/1/2010]
Choose NJ, the privately funded economic development entity established as part of the State's overall economic development efforts, has formally set up offices in Princeton, New Jersey under the direction of Ms. Tracye McDaniel, President and CEO.
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[3/15/2011]
If you would like to learn more about the Energy Master Plan (EMP), proposed road map to energy use in the future, please be aware of upcoming hearing dates and locations...
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[7/29/2011]
Trenton, NJ– To support the recovery of New Jersey’s businesses and protect the overall economic interests of our state in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, Governor Chris Christie and Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno have announced a series of business assistance services for those affected by the storm. Among these vital services are those related to financial support, information on temporary space, and technical assistance for impacted businesses.
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[8/31/2011]
The International Economic Development Council has sent us a link to a valuable resource for post-hurricane economic recovery tools. Special thanks to IEDC and to the US Economic Development Administration for helping to create and then let us know about this resource.
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[8/30/2011]
