Governor Phil Murphy, First Lady Tammy Murphy, and the New Jersey delegation arrived in the United Kingdom this week, kicking off Choose New Jersey’s Governor-led economic mission.
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Gov. Phil Murphy and a delegation of government, business and academic leaders began a five-day trip in the United Kingdom Thursday
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Gov. Phil Murphy will head an economic mission to the United Kingdom next month to promote the state’s technology and life sciences sectors.
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Tim Sullivan, the CEO of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, can discuss just about anything involving the state’s economy. But, he also knows what he doesn’t know. So, when he was asked about quantum mechanics and computing during a 15-minute Q&A discussion with executives from companies in Quebec, Sullivan gave a quick quip about his math skills before connecting the person with Stevens Institute of Technology Provost Jianmin Qu, who was sitting across the room.
Saying the impact of technology in the world is a turning point, Gov. Phil Murphy — speaking Tuesday at the FinTech Forum in Montreal — urged leaders in New Jersey and Quebec to work together.
Midway through a speech discussing the Memorandum of Understanding that BioNJ was about to sign with BIOQuébec — one of a few dozen talks Gov. Phil Murphy had given since arriving in Canada last Saturday for a four-day economic mission — he stopped and asked a question of the BIOQuébec CEO Benoit Larose.
Governor Phil Murphy, First Lady Tammy Murphy, and the New Jersey delegation wrapped up Choose New Jersey’s Governor-led economic mission in Montréal today, holding meetings with companies to establish and build upon New Jersey and Canada’s economic and cultural relationships
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Phil Murphy, New Jersey’s two-time Democratic governor and president of the Democratic Governors Association, is currently in Canada to talk trade with the provinces and promote his state’s film industry at the Toronto International Film Festival. While he’s north of the border, he’s also stumping for his party’s presidential candidate, U.S. Vice-President Harris, and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, arguing the U.S. will be a stronger trade partner to Canada with them at the helm.
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