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Choose New Jersey partners with BDV Solutions to support global talent relocating to N.J.

Choose New Jersey, the state’s leading nonprofit business-attraction organization, has partnered with BDV Solutions to launch a first-in-the-nation Relocation Concierge Service.

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.

The program will support companies setting up in New Jersey by helping senior leaders and their families relocate, offering guidance on moving to the state and integrating into the workforce.

This support could include advice on housing or schools, opening a bank account, obtaining a Social Security number and much more. As a dedicated concierge service, it will be shaped by the unique needs of each company, with all aspects in scope except direct visa and immigration advice.

The initiative is expected to accelerate company expansion and talent retention, particularly in industries such as life sciences, technology and logistics.

“This program demonstrates how Choose New Jersey leverages partnerships to deliver real solutions for businesses,” said Tim Crouch, chief strategy officer of Choose New Jersey. “By helping companies onboard international employees seamlessly and relocate executives and their families from other states to New Jersey, we are supporting New Jersey companies as they create new jobs, grow and strengthen the state’s competitive edge.”

“We are thrilled to partner with Choose New Jersey on this initiative,” said Chris Richardson, president and general counsel of BDV Solutions.

“By providing a dedicated concierge service, we can remove friction for companies and employees, helping New Jersey continue to attract the best global talent.”

The initiative will work in close collaboration with existing Choose New Jersey offices in Newark and across the world, as well as with local partners in the state, to ensure the organization is doing all it can to make the process of relocating employees into New Jersey as seamless as possible.

BDV Solutions will manage the concierge service, including candidate onboarding, international talent assistance and coordination with Choose New Jersey’s international offices.

“From our work with companies across the globe, we know that streamlined international talent support is critical for growth,” said Jen Lenhardt, interim president and CEO of Choose New Jersey.

“This initiative combines our local expertise with BDV Solutions’ proven capabilities to make New Jersey the easiest place for global talent to succeed.”

The first phase of the program has begun with the recruitment of Deepa Balhara, a dedicated consultant who will oversee operations. She will be based in New Jersey.

Choose New Jersey and BDV Solutions will collaborate closely with local businesses, international offices and community partners to ensure a smooth rollout.

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