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In January 2023, Bluevine, a global financial technology company specializing in small business financing, relocated its United States headquarters from Redwood, California, to Jersey City, New Jersey. Bluevine doubled its office space, conveniently located a few minutes from New York City, and strengthened the company by tapping into New Jersey’s highly trained talent pool.
The stretch of Oak Tree Road that runs through the towns of Edison and Iselin may be referred to as “Little India,” and the Borough of Fort Lee may be home to its own “Little
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Choose New Jersey initially met with Applegreen executives on an economic mission to Ireland in 2019. In 2021, the company acquired service stops along major highways in states including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
Leading technology services and consulting company Wipro Limited inaugurated its new American headquarters in East Brunswick, New Jersey, in March 2023. The company’s clients in the Americas region make up nearly 60% of the company’s global revenues.
Gamesys is a U.K.-based online gaming operator and was one of the first companies licensed in New Jersey once online casino gambling was legalized in June 2018. Gamesys chose New Jersey because it was one of the first states to legalize online gambling.
Kering Eyewear began as a French startup in 2014 and has grown into a thriving luxury eyewear company supported by the Kering Group. Through various partnership agreements and acquisitions, Kering Eyewear manufactures and distributes luxury brands like Maison Cartier, LINDBERG, Maui Jim, Gucci, and Balenciaga.
Choose New Jersey met Israeli manufacturing and technology service provider Amarel at a networking event hosted by Israel SelectUSA during our 2019 trade mission to Israel. The team worked with Amarel executives on site selection and introduced them to the State’s tech community, including New Jersey Institute of Technology’s VentureLink and TechUnited.
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