Government & Civic

CLB Partners develops focused and comprehensive government relations and public affairs strategies to set the foundation for success. Our strong understanding of the legislative process at all levels of government helps us maximize our efforts for our clients' benefit.

PBA Local 105 is a Law Enforcement Labor Union Representing Correctional Police Officers from the NJ DOC, Juvenile Justice Commission, and New Jersey State Parole Board. Our mission is to better the lives of our officers while promoting our profession.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) grows the state’s economy and increases equitable access to opportunity by supporting high-quality job creation, catalyzing investment, and fostering vibrant, inclusive community development. NJEDA works in partnership with a diverse range of stakeholders to implement programs and initiatives that improve quality of life, enhance economic vitality, and strengthen New Jersey’s long-term economic competitiveness.

he New Jersey Restaurant and Hospitality Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting restaurants, lodging establishments, hospitality venues, and more. We provide opportunities for members to access useful resources and trainings, and join industry leaders passionate in creating a better tomorrow. We promise to support, educate, and advocate on behalf of NJ's Hospitality Industry every day.

The New Jersey State AFL-CIO is an umbrella group of unions representing more than 1 million working men and women and their families. The state federation is a charter organization of the national AFL-CIO, which represents more than 12.5 million workers across the country in a wide range of occupations.

The Professional Firefighters Association of New Jersey represents over 5,000 active/retired IAFF firefighters, EMS & support service members across New Jersey.

The Capital City Redevelopment Corporation, New Jersey Economic Development Authority, is a state agency, in but not of, the Department of Treasury. Since its inception, CCRC has invested more than $4 million in projects and businesses within the Capital District and that investment has leveraged more than $75 million in public and private investment in the City.