World Class: How Immigrant Entrepreneurs Are Creating Companies with Global Reach...Right From the Start

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Babson College - Olin Hall
231 Forest Street
Wellesley, MA 02457
United States

Wednesday, 26 September 2018 - 4:30pm to 6:00pm

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Immigrants to the U.S. bring a fresh perspective on business fundamentals that can translate into exciting new companies and sustainable competitive advantages. In fact, from Alexander Graham Bell to Sergey Brin, America’s immigrant entrepreneurs have created and now lead some of the world’s most innovative companies, spurring growth in sectors from software and fintech to food and health care. Join us for a discussion on how immigrant entrepreneurs are reshaping the way innovative companies build global teams, finance their businesses, and attract customers and partners.

How do you finance a global business from the very start? How do you attract and retain a winning team across geography and time zones? How do attract “smart” advisors, board members, investors and strategic partners? How are immigrant entrepreneurs tackling these day to day business challenges? Join us to gain valuable insights and takeaways for your important operating and strategic decisions.

Do you have the right strategy for building and growing a company with global reach? Come find out!

PANELISTS:

  • Sandro Catanzaro: Founder, Chief Innovation Officer, DataXu, Inc.
  • Sophia Lin: Co-Founder, Keel
  • Jeff Goldman: Immigration Counsel
  • Rachel Greenberger: Director, Food Sol/Babson College
  • Magbè Savané: Founder & CEO, Makomas
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Moderated by Michael Douglas, Partner, Gennari Aronson, LLP

This event is complimentary, but space is limited. Please RSVP.

Questions? email ceden@galawpartners.com

Thanks to our sponsors

Jeff Goldman Immigration

The Ellis Project