On Wednesday, November 20th, Einstein's Alley along with eleven other business groups, associations, local and bi-national chambers of commerce in NJ hosted the 1st Annual NJ Immigrant Entrepreneur Award Program at the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurship-Silberman College of Business-Fairleigh Dickinson University. The NJIEAwards honored ten first-generation immigrant business leaders helping local New Jersey communities thrive.
On Wednesday, November 20th, Einstein’s Alley along with eleven other business groups, associations, local and bi-national chambers of commerce in NJ hosted the 1st Annual NJ Immigrant Entrepreneur Award Program at the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurship-Silberman College of Business-Fairleigh Dickinson University. The NJIEAwards honored ten first-generation immigrant business leaders helping local New Jersey communities thrive. The awardees
An editorial in today’s Trenton Times (November 6, 2013) indicates that the economic and social impact of immigration cannot go unnoticed. They quoted a recent report by the independent, non-partisan Center for American Progress. That report “anticipates an economic boost of $832 billion-$50 billion in New Jersey alone-over the next 10 years in terms of
Excerpt from Thomas L. Friendman column in The New York Times September 14, 2013 "...It's easy to be depressed about America these days. We've got messes aplenty abroad and the Republican-dominated House of Representatives is totally paralyzed. Indeed, the G.O.P.-led House has become a small-minded, parochial place, where collaboration is considered treason, where science is
Einstein's Alley is leading an effort along with the Partnership for a New American Economy, a group of mayors and other national leaders supporting immigration reform, to speak on necessary immigration reform on behalf of New Jersey's high tech stakeholders. A group supporting this effort is going to Washington to talk with the New Jersey
Opinion April 15, 2013 Darrell West, Bookings Institution, who was the Keynoter at the Einstein's Alley Immigration Conference last June at the Institute for Advanced Study, recently described the frustrations of the US immigration process that he and his wife experienced. At a time when national leaders are debating ways to reform immigration laws, most
An Event Presented by AJC New Jersey Thursday, April 4, 2013 8:30-11:30 am At The Mansion, Fairleigh Dickinson University's College at Florham Campus Featuring Keynote Speaker Tamar Jacoby, President & CEO of Immigration Works USA, a national federation of small business owners working to advance better immigration law. She is a nationally known journalist and
Republican strategist, business leaders agree on need for reform. A leading Republican advocate of immigration reform told an American Jewish Committee New Jersey forum the chances of passing a new law this year are 50-50. “There are many more ways for things to fail in Congress than for them to succeed,” said Tamar Jacoby. “There
Katherine Kish, Executive Director, Einstein’s Alley, was a panelist at the AJC New Jersey Immigration Program. April 4, 2013 at Fairleigh Dickinson University
AJC New Jersey Presents Katherine Kish, Executive Director, Einstein’s Alley, was a panelist at the AJC New Jersey Immigration Program. April 4, 2013 at Fairleigh Dickinson University Immigration overhaul will boost business, panel says