Impact of tariffs discussed on ‘Minding Your Business’ with Michele Siekerka

Heather Hansberry Executive Assistant to the President & CEO - New Jersey Business & Industry Association
Heather Hansberry Executive Assistant to the President & CEO - New Jersey Business & Industry Association
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On the upcoming episode of “Minding Your Business” on News 12+, NJBIA President and CEO Michele Siekerka will engage in a discussion with Michael Lewis, founder of Piscataway-based Forever Collectibles, also known as FOCO. The conversation will focus on the potential impacts that tariffs could have on his business, which relies heavily on China.

The show will also feature coverage of NJBIA’s recent Business Mania event. Additionally, there will be a spotlight discussion with Citizens Business Banking Market Executive Nuno Francisco and NJBIA Chief Government Officer Christopher Emigholz. They will address the challenges businesses face when navigating economic uncertainty in New Jersey.

“Minding Your Business,” produced by NJBIA, is a weekly television program recognized for its quality with seven Telly Awards over the past three years. This includes a gold award in 2024 in the Interview & Talk Show category. The program airs on News 12+ at 9:30 a.m. every Saturday and Sunday, and at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.



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