Mr. Goldberg was a founding partner at Roseland Property Company, where he was responsible for securing the land use entitlements and the site construction for developments throughout the Northeast, with a special emphasis on urban water-front and brownfields redevelopment. Mr. Goldberg was formerly chairman of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, serving under four governors. During his tenure as Chairman of the Sports Authority, Mr. Goldberg oversaw the negotiations, development and construction of MetLife Stadium, home to the New York football Giants and Jets. He is currently co-chair of the Rutgers School of Business Center for Real Estate Studies, where he also serves as a professor of real estate development. He is the chairman of the New Jersey Builders Political Action Committee and a former president of the Community Builders Association. Prior to joining Roseland in 1993, Mr. Goldberg spent his entire real estate career with Bertram Associates, a prominent regional homebuilder, where he oversaw development of both rental and for-sale housing.