Watch the latest in the series» of "Game Changers" interviews featuring Southern New Jersey community leader and business executive, George E. Norcross III, hosted by Dr. Michael Williams.

Debra Arthur, president and CEO of the Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Michael Williams hosted the Chamber's Business Builders Breakfast, Where's the Money and How Do I Get It? for both new and seasoned entrepreneurs in October. Watch what the panelists recommend»

Get ready to lead a healthcare organization. The School of Business and Management recently launched the Master of Science in Healthcare Management degree program.

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A prominent regional business and community leader is changing the game, expert panelists recommend the best financing strategies for entrepreneurs and a new master's program is launched.

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Dr. Michael Williams, dean of the School of Business and Management, who also serves as the resident interviewer for Camden County Regional Chamber of Commerce's 'Game Changers' interview series, sat down with George E. Norcross III, a Southern New Jersey community leader and executive chairman of the national insurance brokerage and employee benefits firm, Conner Strong & Buckelew. The interview took place at Rutgers University in Camden, N.J., in November.

Before a room of regional business executives and academics, the two explored Norcross' formative years, his personal and professional evolution and philanthropic mindset. You can view this and other interviews in the "Game Changers" series by visiting the University's YouTube Channel.


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When Williams moderated the Camden County Chamber of Commerce's Business Builders Breakfast recently, expert panelists examined the question new and existing entrepreneurs ask themselves daily: Where's the money and how do I get it? Five panelists from the banking, commercial lending, small business development as well as public and private sectors provided tips on where and how to get a loan for your small business or startup and tactics that will improve your chances for loan approval.

You can view this and other interviews in the "Game Changers" series by visiting the University's YouTube Channel.


New Master's Degree Program Launched
Ready to lead a healthcare organization?

The School of Business and Management has launched a Master of Science in Healthcare Management (MSHCM) degree program designed for those who may be already leading, or anticipating a leadership role, in the healthcare industry.

The MSHCM degree integrates key healthcare industry content in program management, data analysis and federal and state medical policy with core business course work in management, organizational behavior and entrepreneurship. Learn more in the Invention magazine article and peruse back issues of Invention magazine online for alumni features, University news and program announcements.




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