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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, while exploring collaborations and opportunities for capital investment and growth in the fintech, artificial intelligence (AI), and life sciences industries.
Below are photos and highlights from Montréal:
Governor Murphy, Stevens Institute of Technology, and Finance Montréal Sign MOU to Strengthen Quebec-New Jersey Fintech Connections
This morning, Governor Murphy gave the keynote address at the Canada FinTech Forum, an initiative of Finance Montreal. He highlighted how New Jersey and Québec, as global leaders in finance and innovation, can shape the future of Canada’s alliance with America. They celebrated a new partnership between Finance Montréal and Stevens Institute of Technology, which will enable innovators and industry leaders in Québec to collaborate with their counterparts in New Jersey. Together, they aim to pioneer a new century of discovery and global prosperity.
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BIOQuébec and BioNJ Establish Strategic Partnership to Foster Growth in Life Sciences
Governor Murphy highlighted collaboration opportunities between BIOQuébec and BioNJ to pioneer a new century of discoveries and treatments by investing in students, doctors, and innovators.
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CGI, Rowan University Sign Academic Affiliation Agreement
Governor Murphy announced a partnership between CGI Canada and Rowan University, uniting their expertise to advance emerging industries, particularly in information technology and generative artificial intelligence. This collaboration builds on CGI Canada’s vital support for students, presenting a historic opportunity to revolutionize technology and lead the economy of tomorrow.
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Governor Murphy Holds a Roundtable with Innovobot and Ivado
Governor Murphy had a successful discussion with Innovobot in Montréal, emphasizing the need for collaborative innovation to transform the finance and technology sectors and benefit working families in both New Jersey and Canada. He also held a roundtable with IVADO, where they discussed the future of artificial intelligence and the expansion of innovation economies between Canada and New Jersey.