New Jersey’s 2024 Canada Economic Mission trip: Who’s going

A look at the delegation that is going on the four-day New Jersey-Canada Economic Mission trip.

The trip, sponsored and arranged by Choose New Jersey, began in Toronto (on Sunday) and will end in Montreal (on Wednesday).

From the Governor’s Office

• Phil Murphy, governor of New Jersey
• Tammy Murphy, first lady
• Eric Brophy, deputy chief of staff for economic growth
• Tyler Jones, deputy press secretary
• Meet Patel, special assistant to governor

From Choose New Jersey

• Wes Mathews, CEO
• Rachel Cohen, business development officer
• Tim Crouch, chief strategy officer/executive director, N.J. West Coast Center
• Dora Figueiredo, events manager
• Ryan Fox, chief of staff
• Saurabh Khanna, director, N.J. Europe and India centers
• Mariel Kokotajlo, director of development
• Bill Noonan, chief business development officer
• Danielle Rexrode, marketing project manager
• Carly Wronko, director of marketing

From the New Jersey Economic Development Authority

• Tim Sullivan, CEO
• Andrew Gross, director of international innovation and partnerships

The delegates

• Tom Bergeron, co-founder/editor, ROI-NJ
• Bob Bullard, assistant vice president of external engagement and professional success, Rowan University
• Tony Calcado, chief operating officer, Rutgers University
• Chris Guiton, head, N.J. state initiatives, U.S. state affairs, Johnson & Johnson
• Cindy Jebb, president, Ramapo College of New Jersey
• Audrey Kelley, executive director – board of trustees, Kean University
• Sean Kennedy, director of consulting services, CGI
• Benjamin Kim, strategic partnership specialist, Princeton University
• Ralph LaRossa, CEO, Public Service Enterprise Group
• Gina Lim, first lady, New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Teik Lim, president, New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Sacha Patera, corporate engagement and foundation relations, Office of Dean for Research, Princeton University
• Aaron Price, CEO, Tech United: New Jersey
• Jianmin Qu, provost, Stevens Institute of Technology
• Mike Reagan, senior vice president of commercial and state government industry sectors in N.J., N.Y. and Conn., CGI
• Lamont Repollet, president, Kean University

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