Here are the videos from the 2011 Forum.

Keynote presentation by Patrick Murray, Director of the Polling Institute at Monmouth University

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Panel discussion on diversity led by Martin Johnson of Isles, Inc.

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Panel discussion led by Denise Gray-Felder

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Conceived as an annual policy summit, the Forum on the Future of New Jersey has been built on the belief that the collective intellectual and social capital that is represented in the 1,250 men and women who have been part of the Leadership New Jersey (LNJ) program over the past quarter century is substantial.

Leadership New Jersey educates, empowers and engages talented leaders to create systemic change around New Jersey’s most challenging issues. Its graduates from the private, non-profit and public sectors are committed to make New Jersey a better place to live and work for all through informed, effective leadership. Recognizing that the state’s greatest resource is the quality of the people who lead it, LNJ is committed to expanding and improving the state’s leadership cohort.

Dennis Bone of Verizon comments during Forum on the Future of NJ

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

In this sixth and final episode of a series of video podcasts from the 2010 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, a Town Hall discussion, “Choose New Jersey: How to make it happen.”
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Jack Armstrong, Leader, Construction Markets North America, BASF

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

In this fifth of a series of video podcasts from the 2010 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, a panel discussion, “We Chose New Jersey…and Here’s Why.”
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Dr. Herman Saatkamp, president of Richard Stockton State College of New Jersey

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

In this fourth of a series of video podcasts from the 2010 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, a panel discussion, “Why New Jersey? Innovation and Creativity.”
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Carlos Hernandez, president of New Jersey City University

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

Episode 3 is the “Springboard Speech” by New Jersey City University President Carlos Hernandez, LNJ ’91.

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New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

Episode 2 is a keynote speech by New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno.
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Bill Baroni, deputy executive director, Port Authority of NY/NJ

Once again this year, Professional Podcasts has produced video podcasts from the Leadership New Jersey Forum on the Future of New Jersey. This program was recorded November 9, 2010 at New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ.

Episode 1 is a keynote speech on “New Jersey: A Regional Perspective,” from the Hon. Bill Baroni, deputy executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

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For the fourth year, Leadership New Jersey has worked with Professional Podcasts to produce audio podcasts based on its annual “Forum on the Future of New Jersey.” This year’s Forum, “Who will be New Jersey’s FIRST Lieutenant Governor? And what should the Lieutenant Governor do?” featured panel discussions of the role of a lieutenant governor in New Jersey’s government. This year’s conference was held at Monmouth University, West Long Branch, Monmouth County, on October 8, 2009.

Again this year, the podcast programs are available to the public for downloading and listening on computers or digital audio players at no charge. Listeners can download the programs at Leadership New Jersey’s podcast blog, http://lnjpodcasts.blogspot.com, and at http://leadershipnj.org/ffnj2009.html.

Members of the panel on "What Lieutenant Governors Do in Other States," pose after their presentation. From left: Michael Willmann, CEO of Haddonfield-based WMSH Marketing Communications, Forum Chair; ; Charles Fogarty, former Lt. Governor of Rhode Island; panel moderator Ingrid Reed of the Eagleton Institute of Politics; Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown; Nebraska Lt. Gov. Rick Sheehy; Julie Hurst, executive director of the National Lieutenant Governors Association; and Katherine Kish, Forum Chair. More photos of the Forum are here.

Cherry Hill-based Professional Podcasts LLC produced the podcasts for the nonprofit organization that helps civic and business leaders to develop their knowledge of state issues while honing their skills to solve statewide problems. The firm has produced podcasts from Forum on the Future of New Jersey since 2006.

“We are very pleased to partner once again with Professional Podcasts to advance Leadership New Jersey’s objective of helping our leaders make sound public policy choices,” said Michael Willmann, CEO of WMSH Marketing Communications in Haddonfield, and co-chair of the Forum. Willmann is a Leadership New Jersey Class of 2001 Fellow. “Podcasting is especially effective for distributing LNJ’s unique insights, because many of our Fellows– and others active in civic life — are busy professionals who need actionable information and news from us in a portable format.”

“Podcasts dramatically extend the longevity of a single-day event like the Forum on the Future of New Jersey, because interested audiences who couldn’t attend can still benefit from the content,” said Steven L. Lubetkin, managing partner of Professional Podcasts and Lubetkin Communications. “Leadership New Jersey has a clear vision for how to use podcasting as a business application, allowing busy and time-constrained listeners to get the information they need — at a time when they want it.”

The podcasts are also available to listeners through an RSS feed, which is “subscription” technology that automatically alerts subscribers when new program content is made available, so that they receive future episodes in the series automatically. (There is no charge for “subscribing” to podcasts). Podcast listeners can subscribe to the RSS "feed" for the podcast programs at http://feeds.feedburner.com/lnjpodcasts.

The programs are also available at no charge to subscribers to the Apple iTunes Music store (www.itunes.com), at this URL:

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=201750461.

The 2008, 2007, and 2006 Leadership New Jersey podcast programs also remain available to listeners at these web addresses.

Podcasts are digital audio or video recordings distributed using Internet technology. Visitors to an organization’s website can download podcast programs for review on their desktop computers, or synchronize them with a portable digital media device. Software programs called “feed readers” or “podcatchers” allow users to “subscribe” to podcasts at no cost, and receive new programs in a podcast series automatically.

About Leadership New Jersey

Leadership New Jersey’s goal is to expand and improve the pool of the state’s civic leaders. The program, founded in 1986, honors men and women who combine a successful career with leadership in serving their communities. It challenges them to do more.

Each year, LNJ selects a new group of about 50 emerging leaders from more than 100 applicants. Fellows come from all parts of the state and from diverse backgrounds in business, government, non-profits, the arts, health care, the professions, and labor. Their politics and philosophies differ, but they share a commitment to making New Jersey a better place in which to live and work.

For the 2009 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, Leadership New Jersey received generous financial support from BD, Berkeley College, the Hall Institute of Public Policy – New Jersey, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, New Jersey Natural Gas, Atlantic City Electric/Pepco Holdings, the Fund for New Jersey, NRG Energy, Inc., Saint Barnabas Health Care System, the Women’s Political Caucus – NJ, Children’s Specialized Hospital Foundation, Princeton Public Affairs Group, Verizon, Steve Morgan ’05 and American Clean Energy, and the Chemistry Council of New Jersey. More information is available at http://www.leadershipnj.org.

The 2009 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, sponsored by Leadership New Jersey, featured two keynote presentations and three panels on the topic, “Who will be New Jersey’s First Lieutenant Governor? And what should the Lieutenant Governor do once elected?”

In this podcast, a panel discussion “What should the lieutenant governor do in New Jersey?” featuring:

	Angela Delli-Santi of the Associated Press
Stephanie Bush-Baskette of the Cornwall Center for Metropolitan Studies
	Assemblyman Peter Barnes, LNJ ‘04
NJ State Sen. Bill Baroni

Listen to the podcast here:

http://www.lubetkin.net/audio/player.swf

Download the podcast (01:06:54 stereo MP3 file, 78.2 mb)

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Keywords:

leadership, new jersey, forum, future, willmann, public policy, politics, political science, legislators, trenton, garden state, lieutenant governor, lt. governor, pinkett, williams

Produced by Professional Podcasts LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ

The 2009 Forum on the Future of New Jersey, sponsored by Leadership New Jersey, featured two keynote presentations and three panels on the topic, “Who will be New Jersey’s First Lieutenant Governor? And what should the Lieutenant Governor do once elected?”

In this podcast, a panel discussion “What do lieutenant governors do in other states,” featuring:

	Anthony Brown, lieutenant governor of Maryland
Charles Fogarty, former lt. governor of Rhode Island
	Rick Sheehy, lt. governor of Nebraska, left; and Julie Hurst, executive director of the National Lieutenant Governors Association

Listen to the podcast here:

http://www.lubetkin.net/audio/player.swf

Download the podcast (01:14:57 stereo MP3 file, 88.7 mb)

Subscribe to the RSS feed for Leadership New Jersey’s podcast series.

Apple iPod owners, subscribe to Leadership New Jersey podcasts in the Apple iTunes Music Store.

Keywords:

leadership, new jersey, forum, future, willmann, public policy, politics, political science, legislators, trenton, garden state, lieutenant governor, lt. governor, pinkett, williams

Produced by Pr
ofessional Podcasts LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ