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
For the first time, the report, "Indian Roots, American Soil," also captured a state-by-state breakdown of tangible investments made and jobs created by 100 Indian companies doing business in the United States. New Jersey, California, Texas, Illinois and New York are home to the most Americans directly employed by Indian companies. Texas, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, New York, and New
(from New Jersey Business - A publication of NJBIA) When it comes to immigration law, there's only one thing on the mind of New Jersey employers in key industries: H1-B visas. These are the Holy Grail for New Jersey's pharma, medical and technology employers who need a growing number of software engineers and information technology
Einstein's Alley is very pleased to be working with Princeton Professor Patricia Fernadez Kelly, along with the CBLI program leader, Trisha Thorme, and Ralph Widner, a member of the Einstein's Alley Advisory Council on an Immigration Information research project.Working with Princeton students and the information from the Princeton Community Profile that Ralph Widner developed for
This year, we will be honoring immigrants for their achievements in growth, advocacy, innovation, sustainability, and leadership, and we will name the 2015 Immigrant Entrepreneur of the Year. Are you an immigrant entrepreneur who has excelled in one of these fields? Do you know someone, a colleague, family member, neighbor, or friend, who you think
by Marion Reinson, To the Point Consulting and Member of the Einstein's Alley Advisory Council On December 9th there was a wonderful celebration of New Jersey immigrant entrepreneurs...This event was born out of the desire to demonstrate that even in the midst of a politically polarizing debate on immigration, we can all celebrate the contributions
This award is presented to an immigrant owned and operated business that: • Exhibits exceptional, leading edge creative thinking in its business plan, launch, or growth phases in product development, operations, marketing or other aspects of its business • Has distinguished itself in comparison to other businesses in its sector • Has demonstrated breakthrough leadership
As a leader in New Jersey’s technology sector, Einstein’s Alley strongly recognizes the need for immigration reform legislation. In part to demonstrate that commitment, Einstein’s Alley was a founding sponsor of the Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards. And we are proud to announce the opening of nominations for the 2nd Annual New Jersey Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards.
Difficulties in accessing traditional domestic financing brought on by the Great Recession, along with a rise in the number of wealthy investors in developing countries, have led to a recent spike in interest in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor visa program. Through this federal visa program administered by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), immigrant investors
This past week, it looked like some progress was going to be made only to have the Republicans pull back again. This article from the US Chamber of Commerce was written when the situation still looked hopeful. Although the situation has changed, the article makes many important points on immigration reform and is a good