Governor Phil Murphy named Kevin Quinn, a 21-year veteran of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., as chairman of New Jersey’s embattled Economic Development Authority.
Quinn, 54, is a partner and founder of Short Hills-based Genki Advisory LLC, a consulting and investment services company. He left Goldman in 2012 after holding roles including head of Japan investment banking and co-head of global technology banking. Quinn also is chairman of the Washington-based Brady organizations to prevent gun violence, according to a statement issued by Murphy’s office.
The economic authority, which facilitates billions of dollars in municipal borrowing, is the subject of an inquiry ...
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