Choose New Jersey Marks 15 Years of Growth, Delivers $1 Billion in Economic Impact in 2025
Choose New Jersey assisted 60 companies in 2026, generating $1 billion in economic impact and creating or retaining 2,500 jobs.
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Choose New Jersey assisted 60 companies in 2026, generating $1 billion in economic impact and creating or retaining 2,500 jobs.
The initiative is designed to help domestic and international companies and their employees navigate the relocation processes and efficiently access New Jersey’s talent ecosystem.
Choose New Jersey and the State of New Jersey have established international partnerships that foster increased investment, collaboration, and innovation between New Jersey and over a dozen countries.
Choose New Jersey announced another strong quarter marked by a successful economic mission to India, new global partnerships, and continued corporate growth across New Jersey.
Governor Phil Murphy announced at the most recent New Jersey CEO Council Meeting that Joaquin Duato, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Johnson & Johnson, will succeed Hans Vestberg, the former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Verizon, as Chair of the Council.
The delegation engaged with Mexican government and business leaders to explore joint opportunities across sectors from manufacturing to life sciences, emphasizing workforce development, cross-border investment, and tech collaboration.
Governor-led Mission to Mexico Deepens Economic, Educational, and Cultural Partnerships Read More »
Under the terms of the MOU, the institutions will seek to promote collaboration through student, academic, and administrative exchanges, study abroad programs, double degrees, exchanges of publications and reports, joint research activities, and the organization of academic conferences and seminars, in addition to joint organization of special technical or administrative programs.
The agreement will provide access to information, guidance, training, and educational resources designed to promote the labor rights of Mexican workers in New Jersey.