INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Pence will lead an economic development and jobs mission to Germany next month, his second international job-hunting trip as governor.
The Governor will depart Indiana on April 12 and return on April 18. During the targeted job-hunting trip, he will travel to Aachen, Wipperfurth, Bocholt, Hanover and Berlin to meet with business and government leaders and host a business reception for potential investors. He will also make calls to executives from Zentis GmbH & Co., VOSS Automotive and Jaeger Holding as well as other companies with Indiana operations. In response to Ambassador to the United States Dr. Peter Ammon’s visit to Indiana last summer to promote the Skills Initiative, the Governor will visit Zentis to learn firsthand about Germany’s distinguished workforce development system.
This jobs mission comes just seven months after Pence led a delegation to Japan where he had more than 20 meetings with Japanese company executives, including the presidents and chief executive officers of Toyota Motor Corp., Honda and Fuji Heavy Industries.
