The New Jersey Society for Environmental, Economic Development (NJ SEED) was born during the recession of the early 1970s. The New Jersey business community was frustrated with a seemingly unending stream of environmental laws and regulations that stifled growth. New Jersey’s labor leaders were frustrated with the continuing decline of manufacturing and with the lack of incentives to create job growth, especially in the private sector.
Today, NJ SEED continues to be the leading voice in New Jersey for environmental balance and economic growth. Issues such as maintaining our state’s vital transportation infrastructure and its all-important port facilities, seeking to create a more efficient regulatory process, strengthening our essential telecommunications industry and providing for our security in these threatening times continue to be the focus of NJ SEED.
NJ SEED’s Annual Congressional Briefing
May 24, 2017 | Washington D.C.
Thank you to all of our members and congressmen who participated in NJ SEED’s Annual Congressional Briefing
Sara Bluhm NJBIA, Mike Wallace NJBIA, Michael Egenton New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, Congressman Chris Smith, Erin Rice International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825, Michael Drulis NJ SEED Executive Director
