Technology

1 Don Katz Founder/Investor Audible and Newark Venture Partners Katz, now the executive chairman at Audible, has proven to be a visionary at two key tech entities: Audible, the leading digital spoken-word entertainment vehicle in the world,...

Domhnaill Hernon and Pekka Lundmark, Sampath Sowmyanarayan and Hans Vestberg, and Scott Stephenson appear in our Top 10. Jeffrey Braverman CEO Nuts.com Was e-commerce before e-commerce was cool. Third-generation leader of company founded in 1929 runs incredible example...

Bob Gold CEO GoMo Health One of world’s leading behavioral technologists, he specializes in designing clinical care plans and digital therapeutics that integrate psychosocial factors and determinants into physical care plans for complex population health management. Marc EisenbergClark Lagemann  

Paul Hoffman and Aaron Price appear in our Top 10. James Barrood Adviser/ecosystem leader & host "A Few Things" podcast  Former head of the New Jersey Tech Council now serves as a strategic adviser and is the organizer...

Don Katz Founder Audible and Newark Venture Partners Imagine the perfect tech visionary for the state of New Jersey. They would see a coming technology before anyone else — something such as books on tape or what is now...

  Innovating: If your company isn’t doing it, it probably will not be around for very long. We all get that. The question is: Who is doing it best? That’s what we set out to tackle...

Stephen Welby Executive director Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers An expert lecturer on using technology and engineering to solve problems of today and tomorrow, he heads the largest (420,000 members in 160 countries) engineering organization in...

Scott Stephenson CEO Verisk Analytics He will be retiring at the shareholders meeting of the Jersey City-based company at the end of May – and will do so as the visionary leading of one of the foremost...

Michael Zwick Senior vice president of research Rutgers University Will guide the school’s extensive research enterprise In 2020, Rutgers had $747 million in sponsored research for 3,709 projects – resulting in more than 100 patents. Stephen WelbyState Sen. Andrew Zwicker  

  Innovating: If your company isn’t doing it, it probably will not be around for very long. We all get that. The question is: Who is doing it best? That’s what we set out to tackle...