Phil Murphy’s administration, the mission aimed to attract businesses and investors to New Jersey. The mission was a resounding success, with over 100 companies and investors from across the state and the globe attending. The mission’s success was attributed to the state’s strong education system, its commitment to innovation, and its focus on attracting talent.
## CGI Technologies Solutions & Rowan University: A New Era of Collaboration
In an exciting move for both institutions, CGI Technologies Solutions and Rowan University have forged a powerful academic partnership. This collaboration, announced on September 10th, aims to bridge the gap between industry and academia, empowering students and professionals with valuable resources and opportunities. The agreement between the two entities signifies a commitment to nurturing the next generation of tech leaders.
This partnership will focus on developing and delivering innovative solutions to address the growing demand for cybersecurity professionals. The partnership will also focus on providing students with hands-on experience through internships and co-op programs. The partnership will be a collaborative effort between CGI and Rowan University, with both organizations contributing their expertise and resources.
The visit was part of a larger initiative to strengthen ties between the two institutions and explore potential collaborations. **Rutgers University** and **Ramapo College** are both public universities in New Jersey, but they have distinct academic programs and research focuses. **Rutgers University** is a large research university with a wide range of academic programs, including engineering, medicine, and the arts. It is known for its strong research presence and its commitment to public service.
* The First Lady of New Jersey, @FirstLadyNJ, visited the SickKids Hospital in Toronto, Canada. * She was accompanied by the EVP & COO of Rutgers University, Tony Calcado, and the President of the Regional Centre for New Jersey, Richard C. Johnson. * The visit aimed to highlight ongoing maternal and infant health research.
Kean “Our visit to SickKids highlights the importance of collaborative research in advancing maternal and children’s health,” said Calcado. “The innovative research being conducted at Rutgers and SickKids is paving the way for new discoveries and improved health care outcomes for families in New Jersey and beyond. We are proud to be part of an international effort to share knowledge and drive meaningful change in pediatric and maternal health.” “It is an honor to be part of collaborative efforts between New Jersey and Canada, working together to advance maternal and children’s health,” said Jebb. “At Ramapo College, we believe in the power of collaboration and shared knowledge to address global health challenges. This visit to SickKids is a testament to our commitment to fostering innovation and improving health outcomes for families across borders.”
The Murphys and the delegation also met with the leadership teams of ApplyBoard, a Canadian educational technology company and one of the world’s largest online platforms for international student recruitment; and Passage, an online platform designed to match international students with financial support as well as a streamlined application process to help accelerate their arrival in Canada. Kean University President Lamont Repollet was among the university presidents and representatives on the delegation. He highlighted Kean’s commitment to fostering international collaboration and innovation in many sectors, including artificial intelligence (AI). “At Kean, we are committed to fostering international partnerships that spur economic growth and innovation as well as opportunities for our students,” said Repollet. “This mission has provided invaluable insight that will inform our development of new programs and initiatives, particularly in AI and fintech, which are critical to the future of education and the economy.”
Repollet’s keynote address focused on the importance of building relationships, emphasizing the power of networking and collaboration. He highlighted the significance of connecting with individuals from diverse backgrounds and industries, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose. He stressed the value of genuine connections, emphasizing that building relationships is not just about exchanging business cards but about fostering genuine understanding and trust. Repollet’s presentation also touched upon the importance of mentorship and sponsorship.
A. University Partnerships Expand with Brazilian Tech Transfer Organization
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* Repollet, the University’s representative, announced a new partnership with SENAI, a leading technology transfer and education organization in Brazil. * The partnership aims to foster innovation and collaboration between the University and Brazilian institutions. * Repollet expressed his enthusiasm for future collaborations.
