During their paid internships with Audible, Newark high school students learned how to write, record, and edit their own podcasts, and in the process learned the power of their voices and stories.
When the pandemic caused companies to shift to remote work, Karen Gajda’s van business shuttling Audible and other employees around Newark was forced to adjust. But an inventive plan kept her drivers working, delivering meals for Newark Working Kitchens.
Commencing this fall with the unveiling of 12 commissions at Audible’s Newark headquarters and the surrounding downtown neighborhood, the Newark Artist Collaboration aims to amplify local arts and support artistic innovation.
The public-private initiative that supports local restaurants and small businesses hits a major milestone 14 months after launch in April 2020, sustaining 30 restaurants and 200+ jobs, while feeding more than 10,000 city residents.
In Fortune, Audible’s founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz and chef Marcus Samuelsson explain why the private sector should replicate the Newark Working Kitchens model to help communities and small businesses recover from the pandemic.
At the SXSW Festival, we discussed how to keep cities thriving through community investment models, like Newark Working Kitchens, with Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka and chef Marcus Samuelsson.
Newark Venture Partners, a leading seed-stage venture firm founded by Don Katz, Audible’s founder and Executive Chairman, to catalyze the innovation economy in Newark, announced today that Vaughn Crowe has joined the firm as a Managing Partner.
When Covid-19 closed both our office doors and those of the schools and organizations we work with, our community team got creative in order to continue providing support remotely.
A year ago, Marlesha Ross was moving between temporary shelters with her daughter, unsure if she could find a good job opportunity in her hometown of Newark. A meeting with an Audible recruiter changed all that. Learn how Ross has made a home at Audible.
The Center will expand Audible’s community and economic initiatives while launching new and measurable models focused on advancing equality, racial justice and economic empowerment.
Since moving our headquarters to Newark in 2007, Audible has generated over $775 million of economic activity through initiatives focused on returning the city to its roots as a hub of innovation. A recent study measures our impact in Newark.
Our Cambridge team is leveraging their technical strengths to create educational and economic opportunities for their neighbors.