Labor Leaders

Patrick Delle Cava Business manager IBEW Local 102 The group’s five-year apprenticeship program — and continuous education training at its 16,000-square-foot facility — ensures its members provide the highest quality of work. Kevin BrownMark Longo  

Frank Spencer General vice president United Brotherhood of Carpenters Having a national labor leader with ties to the state is boost for New Jersey. Spencer is a main reason why the carpenters continue to be one of...

Charles Wowkanech President New Jersey State AFL-CIO Leader of an organization that unites the voices of more than 1 million union members across the state in pursuit of social and economic justice for all workers. Cyndie WilliamsKevin Brown  

Kevin Brown N.J. state director 32BJ SEIU Head of union that represents approximately 175,000 service workers is pushing $18/hour minimum wage and plea to stop raiding clean energy fund. Charles WowkanechPatrick Delle Cava  

Bill Mullen President N.J. Building and Construction Trades Council One of the most important labor leaders in the state. He oversees 15 unions and more than 150,000 members. Mark LongoFrank Spencer  

Sean Spiller President N.J. Education Association Few unions in state are as impactful. Spiller, a high school science teacher in Wayne, has led the NJEA since September 2021. Frank SpencerWilliam Sproule  

William Sproule Executive secretary-treasurer Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters Group of 41,000 is made up of a variety of trade groups, including commercial/ residential carpenters, heavy highway, piledrivers, floor layers, mill cabinet workers and more. Sean SpillerCyndie...