SNJ Business People

  He doesn’t own or use a cell phone…proudly states that he has ‘never originated an e-mail in my life’…was a bellman at the old George Washington Motor Lodge in King of Prussia—delivering guests’ luggage by bicycle across the sprawling complex...and is the son of the warden of a maximum security prison.
  He is also an avid hunter who owns seven shotguns, two high-powered rifles and a WWI British Enfield…played defensive end at Bishop Kenrick High School…went to Villanova, where he ‘learned the three R’s—how to be rich, Republican and Roman Catholic’...and is the only non-Gannett employee on the Editorial Board of the Courier-Post.

  Jersey Business Leaders (JBL), an independent organization of business owners who provide products, services, leadership, and expertise to Delaware Valley businesses, announced today the election of Terry Wall, owner, TG Wall Management Consulting, Washington Township, NJ, and JBL member, to the position of President in the organization.

  Stephen R. Cooper, CPA from Mount Laurel, New Jersey attended EXPLORE 2010, Genworth Financial Investment Services’ Twelfth Annual Training and Education Conference in San Diego, California, recently. The three-day conference attracted more than 850 Financial Advisers, speakers, exhibitors, and guests. Stephen R. Cooper, CPA selected from more than 35 general and concurrent sessions that advanced the conference’s theme “Committed to Your Growth.”

  Through the generosity of Andy Belmont Racing’s primary sponsor Berwyn, PA-based Mod Space (Modular Space Corporation) the ARCA Racing Series Presented by Re/Max and Menards team will carry Goodwill Industries of Southern NJ & Philadelphia colors and logo in the July 31st event at Pocono (PA) International Raceway.

  He quit a summer job as a taxi dispatcher in North Philadelphia after two days…ran Congressman Tom Foglietta’s Philadelphia office while he was in grad school…has authored two books widely respected books on urban history and policy…and made $10 an episode taping “What do you do?” segments for KYW as a Sixth Grader.