transition counsel Raj Parikh. But he was not aware of the identity of Alvarez's accuser.

Lozano said that "within a day or so" he learned that authorities would not bring charges against Alvarez. Lozano, now the chief executive of the government-aligned nonprofit Choose New Jersey, said he was "puzzled" that authorities were not further pursuing the allegation.

Lozano said he did not speak with Alvarez about the allegation. He did, however, speak with the chief executive of the Schools Development Authority at the time, Charlie McKenna, about Alvarez working there in the new administration. But Lozano told the panel that he did not hire Alvarez. In testimony last month, McKenna said he received a text message from Lozano saying he wanted him to meet Alvarez because he was “going toFutura plus

Futura Plus () is a Serbian retail and distribution company, selling consumer goods, newspapers, non-alcoholic beverages and confectionery through Moj Kiosk convenience stores.

History

2004–2011
The company was established on 28 September 2004. By November 2006, it acquired four Serbian socially owned companies that were unproductive at the time: small kiosk retail chains "Duvan, "Politika prodaja", "Borba" and "Duvan promet". It was a result of joint enterprise of "EMI Denmark Holding" (majority owned by Serbian businessman Stanko Subotić), "D Trade d.o.o." and German media company WAZ-Mediengruppe. According to at the time CEO of the company Sretko Vuković, in 2006 "Futura plus" already had annual revenue of 105 million euros. Also, as of 2006, "Futura plus" had 1,200 kiosk retail stores and 15% market share for kiosk retail stores, which were