The New Jersey Business Immigration Coalition (NJBIC) in partnership with the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA) & Einstein's Alley is pleased to present this virtual program Opening the International Talent & Labor Pipeline: Strategies for Reforming American Immigration Policy to Advance New Jersey's Economy How can immigration policy promote economic
The New Jersey Business Immigration Coalition in partnership with NJBIA & Einstein's Alley is pleased to invite you to a virtual program on: Immigration in New Jersey: New Ideas and Fresh Perspectives Thursday, October 15, 2020 10:00 am - 11:30 am Including a Celebration of Immigrant Entrepreneurship: Presentation of the 8th annual immigrant entrepreneur
New Data Shows Immigrants Make Up More Than 60 Percent of Middlesex County’s STEM Workers and Nearly Half of Business Owners Immigrants held $9.4 billion in spending power-- 42.8 percent of the total spending power in the county--and contributed more than $4 billion in taxes in 2018. Date: January 30, 2020 Middlesex, NJ --
Immigrant Entrepreneurs Honored for Making a Difference in New Jersey October 8th Event Honors NJ Business Leaders Based in Trenton, Princeton, and Mt Laurel Trenton, NJ (Sept. 25, 2019) – The winners of the 7th Annual New Jersey Immigrant Entrepreneurs awards will be honored on Tuesday, October 8, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. at the Rutgers
New American Economy (NAE), a bipartisan immigration research organization, has released new data on the economic role of immigrants in the State of New Jersey. In NAE's effort to quantify the impact of immigration on the state and local level, New Jersey stands out as an exceptional case. For one thing, immigrants in NJ are much better
September 26th Event Honors Business Leaders in Trenton, West Windsor, North Brunswick, Monmouth Jct., Edison, and Elmwood Park New Jersey Winners of Immigrant Entrepreneur Award, September 26, 2018 presented by the NJ Immigrant Entrepreneur Award Coalition - From left to right:Pierre Hage Boutros, Pierre’s Restaurant, Caspar Wistar Award for GrowthSuchitra Kamath, Minute Man Press
The NJIEA's esteemed panel of judges have selected the winners for the 2017 awards. This year, in addition to the Immigrant Entrepreneur of the Year, we will be honoring immigrants for their achievements in Growth, Advocacy, and Innovation as well as recognizing a Rising Star. Congratulations! Immigrant Entrepreneur of the Year: K. Peter Yu (Hong Kong),
From NJ.com By Kathleen O'Brien April 19, 2017 President Donald Trump visited a tool manufacturer Snap-on Inc. in Kenosha, Wis., to tout upcoming changes in a visa program that brings in high-skilled workers. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) (Susan Walsh) About 85,000 jobs in New Jersey are held by foreign workers who are here on H-1B visas -
According to Einstein's Alley Advisory Council member, Dr. Nicholas V. Montalto, who spoke at the Future of Work Institute, immigration is powering growth and economic development in the US. New Jersey has seen these benefits of immigration. Here is a story about what is going on in Detroit. From Detroit News By Steve Tobocman June 6, 2017 Immigration
With many of the political campaigns, especially on the political right, all talking about immigrants and immigration policy and threatening our interest in increasing high skilled immigration, you might want to connect to some good sources of information. The American Immigrant Policy Portal is a service of Diversity Dynamics, in association with the Center for International Social Work, School