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Governor Murphy and the New Jersey delegation met with Keidanren (Japan Business Federation), an economic organization with over 1,500 Japanese member companies, where Governor Murphy, Wes Mathews, and Tim Sullivan showcased New Jersey’s growing advanced […]

On Tuesday, Governor Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy sat down with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida where they discussed ways to strengthen economic and cultural ties between New Jersey and Japan. Governor Murphy praised the

First Lady Tammy Murphy met with female leaders of the ACCJ where she shared how vital women are to the broader economy, particularly in New Jersey. “As women, we have the power to make change,

First Lady Murphy delivered a speech at Japan Women’s University, the oldest and largest of the private Japanese women’s universities in the country. The First Lady touted the progress that’s been made in New Jersey

Governor Murphy celebrated the signing of Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) between New Jersey and Japan’s top research universities and Sekisui Chemical, a prominent manufacturing company. The MOUs signed between Rowan University and Sekisui Chemical and

Tokyo, Japan — Governor Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy, along with several members of the New Jersey delegation, participated in a Memorandum of Understanding signing between Rutgers University’s School of Engineering and CMIC, a subsidiary of

Tokyo, Japan — The Governor paid a visit to the Japanese HQ of Prudential Financial, where they met with Motofusa Hamada, the CEO of Japanese Insurance Operations at Prudential. Governor Murphy expressed New Jersey’s appreciation and support

Tokyo, Japan — Governor Murphy, Wes Matthews, and Tim Sullivan made the case to Japanese business leaders that there is no state in North America better positioned to strengthen economic ties with Japanese companies than New Jersey