Holmdel Residents Appointed to NJ-Israel Commission by Governor
Adam Geller was appointed as a public member of the commission. Sarah Biser was reappointed.
Holmdel resident Adam Geller was appointed as a public member of the New Jersey-Israel Commission by Gov. Chris Christie this week. Holmdel resident Sarah Biser was reappointed. The commission was formed in 1989 to "to promote the development of trade, culture and educational exchanges; encourage the development of capital investment and joint business ventures; and foster a spirit of cooperation," according to the state website. New Jersey and Israel signed a Sister State Agreement in 1988 under former Gov. Thomas H. Kean. The commission was established in 1989 to implement the goals of the agreement. Members appointed to the commission include: Members reappointed to the commission include: The relationship and shared cultural, economic …
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