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Dear ROI-NJ Community,

When we started ROI-NJ six years ago, we made the biggest bet of our careers on you: Our readers and advertisers.

It was a great bet, it turns out, because you have supported and encouraged us every step of the way. We also know we are fortunate to accomplish what we have amid the continued demise of the news and information business.

And that’s why we’re writing today.

While others lay off journalists, scale back coverage and move away from in-depth reporting, ROI-NJ wants to flip the script.  In fact, we’re ready to expand. That’s right. Expand.

To do so, we will need your direct support. We hope the direct feedback and readership growth we see daily translates into your willingness to support our mission and our work. ROI-NJ will remain free to access, but we are asking for your voluntary donation by clicking this link and choosing the amount right for you.

Your contributions will allow us to flourish and grow. We want to add top-tier talent to delve deeper into more of the stories that shape our state’s economy and business community.

We understand that you, our valued readers and advertisers, have a choice. We also hope we have proven in everything we have done since 2017 that we are the team that merits your direct financial support.

So, please, join in our efforts to uphold and expand quality journalism. Your contribution, no matter the size, helps solidify ROI-NJ’s position as the go-to source for unparalleled business news in New Jersey.

Support quality journalism. Support ROI-NJ. And, please, contribute today to be a part of our growth story.

With appreciation,

Tom Bergeron, editor
Tom Hughes, publisher
on behalf of the entire ROI-NJ team

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