Vincent Forgione has built an impressive entrepreneurial resume.
The Woodbridge resident’s exploits have included running a major textile company, owning restaurants and a nightclub in Boca Raton, Fla., brokering deals for Middlesex County’s highest-volume real estate agency, building a successful business consultancy and co-founding a home theater installation firm.
But when asked about the tools of his trade, the former English teacher is likely to mention a device of the garden variety. “So much depends on a red wheelbarrow, glazed with rain water, beside the white chicken,” Forgione said, quoting the poet and fellow New Jerseyan William Carlos Williams.

