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Guadagno Launches a Think Tank

Lt Governor Kim Guadagno. Photo credit: Tim Larsen/Governor's office

Lt Governor Kim Guadagno. Photo credit: Tim Larsen/Governor’s office

Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno today announced the formation of a policy think tank committed to creating solutions to New Jersey’s “crisis point that threatens New Jersey’s hardworking families.”

Building a Better NJ Together will focus on policy, not politics, Guadagno said on a conference call.  The group’s mission is to get input and contributions from all New Jerseyans to solve the state’s pressing problems caused by deep-rooted and complex causes once and for all.  The group will “strive to unite New Jerseyans around the shared goal of a smaller, more efficient government that fights for our middle class families and protects our most vulnerable, all while opening opportunities for the residents of our state to enjoy a more prosperous future.”

Guadagno is the Honorary Chair of the tank.

Bill Stepien, Governor Christie’s former Deputy Chief of Staff and campaign manager for his gubernatorial elections, is the Executive Director.   The Board of Directors is comprised of Jerrold Langer, Chief Commerical Officer of Langer Transportation, a Jersey City based trucking company, Maria Camooso Miller, a Washington, DC based public relations specialist, and Jennifer Krimko, a real estate and zoning attorney with Ansell Grimm and Aron.

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Posted: April 13th, 2016 | Author: | Filed under: Kim Guadagno | Tags: , , , , , | 2 Comments »

2 Comments on “Guadagno Launches a Think Tank”

  1. Bill Stepien of Bridgegate Fame??? said at 2:42 pm on April 13th, 2016:

    You just can’t make this stuff up!!

  2. Bob English said at 2:50 pm on April 13th, 2016:

    Sounds okay but I hope someone in the Administration is on the phone and going to visit company’s that are threatening to move from or cancel plans to locate in states (such as North Carolina) that are passing their so called religious freedom bills.

    Those businesses would be more than welcome in New Jersey.