Our photo of the lineup of panelists at the Third Quarter edition of the Rutgers University Quarterly Business Outlook graces the bottom of the front page of this month’s issue of SNJ Business People, the monthly business newspaper of South Jersey. Ask us about our corporate photojournalism that produces images with a distinct personality for your business or event.
Cherry Hill, New Jersey, USA - Tuesday July 20, 2010: Rutgers University School of Business at Camden held its Quarterly Business Outlook at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Panelists posing before the program, were (from left): George Sowa, executive vice president and senior managing director, Brandywine Realty Trust; Peter Spirgel, managing partner of Flaster/Greenberg, the presenting sponsor for the Outlook; Maxine Ballen, president and CEO of the New Jersey Technology Council; Luke A. Tilley, regional economic adviser, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; Deborah DiLorenzo, president and CEO, Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey; Rayman Solomon, acting executive dean, Rutgers-Camden School of Business, moderating his last Quarterly Business Outlook; and Greg Charbeneau, vice president and executive director, Adventure Aquarium, Camden.
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