34:1B-90. Establishment of State Relocation Missions, terms defined

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3. The Department of Commerce and Economic Development, hereinafter "the department," acting through the Division of Economic Development, or through a nonprofit entity designated by the department which may include a nonprofit corporation organized to implement the recommendations of the economic master plan commission, is authorized to work with private sector businesses to develop public-private partnerships to establish State Relocation Missions in regions of the United States which are competitive with New Jersey.

As used in this section, "economic master plan commission" means the New Jersey Economic Master Plan Commission established pursuant to Executive Order No. 1 issued by the Governor on January 18, 1994. The purpose of these missions, which shall utilize the resources of interested public utilities, county economic development departments, industry sector networks, New Jersey firms and private sector nonprofit groups involved in promoting economic development in the State, shall be to recruit companies to New Jersey which have expressed an interest in relocating to other states.

As used in this section, "industry sector network" means clusters of two or more businesses that are

(1)within an industry that makes or could make an important contribution to the economy of the State, which may include, but need not be limited to, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, communications, telecommunications, electronics, software, insurance, tourism, transportation, construction, agriculture, and biotechnology, and

(2)working jointly to manufacture, sell or market products, develop technologies or create or disseminate information.

L.1995,c.208,s.3.