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This Tom Bergeron is the Owner/Editor at @Binjenews, husband, father of five, LL coach - not the DWTS guy. Proud alum of @Yahoo @Starledger @UVA

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Faster and smarter: Four Sherrill administration leaders lay out ways to fix permitting, increase efficiency

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By Tom Bergeron 
| BINJE
The N.J. Department of Environmental Protection processes roughly 20,000 permits a year — and approves 97 percent of them. The bottleneck is not the problem. It’s the wait. So said acting DEP Commissioner Ed Potosnak during a panel of four top Sherrill administration officials at the annual conference of NJ Future last week in New Brunswick. Potosnak told a group of a few hundred that the department is shifting its posture from authoritative gatekeeper to working partner.
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Georgakopoulos named CEO of Fiserv, effective immediately

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By Tom Bergeron 
| BINJE
Takis Georgakopoulos has been named the new CEO of Fiserv, effective immediately, succeeding Mike Lyons, who is leaving the company to become the CEO of Truist, Fiserv announced Monday morning. Georgakopoulos, who joined Fiserv in late 2024, has more than two decades of experience in payments, technology, financial services, AI and cybersecurity.
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96% say misinformation is a problem. Who’s willing to do something about it?

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By Tom Bergeron 
| BINJE
A Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released this week indicates that New Jersey voters consider the spread of false or misleading information an enormous problem in the state. Duh. The poll, commissioned by the New Jersey Civic Information Consortium and conducted by the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling, found 6 out of 10 felt the spread of false or misleading information among New Jerseyans is a “very big problem” (60%).
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