USAIE can help your company or university set up an on-campus incubator to facilitate cap-exempt H-1B employment, similar to the GEIR http://www.eta-i.org/xanax.html programs already in place around the country. See this info sheet or contact USAIE for more information.
USAIE is offering assistance to private companies and universities looking to host cap-exempt H-1B employees on campus, in a manner similar to “Global Entrepreneurs in Residence” (GEIR) programs already operating on campuses around the country. See this info sheet or contact USAIE for more information. On the H-1B visa The H-1B visa is the most common Read more about International Entrepreneur On-Campus H-1B Incubators[…]
This article in the Huffington Post highlights some problems that American states, cities, and universities face in retaining foreign entrepreneurs. By Matthew La Corte, Immigration Policy Analyst at the Niskanen Center. La Corte touches on how entrepreneurs are getting squeezed out by limited visa options available http://www.eta-i.org/provigil.html (specifically, the cap on H-1B visas) and proposes Read more about How states, cities, and universities can retain foreign entrepreneurs[…]
Babson College in Massachusetts is now the first private college to host a Global Entrepreneurs In Residence (GEIR) program. GEIR programs help provide legal status to qualifying foreign national entrepreneurs by sponsoring them for cap-exempt H-1B visas at institutions of higher learning. Babson’s pilot effort this year will host up to 10 GEIRs who want to accelerate their companies Read more about Babson becomes first private college to host GEIR program[…]