ILW.COM - immigration news: Curriculum for Invest, Build, Digitize

The curriculum for ILW.COM's new seminar "Invest, Build And Digitize: Immigration Law Opportunities In The Venture-Capital, Manufacturing And Information-Technology Sectors Of The U.S. Economy" is as follows:

The media and the Web are awash these days with reports on the jobless recovery and the harm to the U.S. economy caused by the export of manufacturing and white-collar jobs abroad. A few quieter voices continue to champion the old-fashioned values of employment-based immigration and the need to adopt enlightened government policies that help promote innovation, build new industries and create jobs for American workers. While the pundits pontificate and Congress temporizes, immigration lawyers have no time to await developments. They must act now and continue to develop ever-more thoughtful strategies that utilize current provisions of the immigration laws as legitimate vehicles for employers to sponsor bright, talented and hard-working foreign nationals to fill critically important slots in American industries. In response to this need, we present a three-part national teleconference focusing on three of the most important sectors of the U.S. economy: Venture Capital and Investment; Manufacturing; and Information Technology. Moderated by nationally-renowned business immigration lawyer, Angelo A. Paparelli, the teleconference will feature leading immigration practitioners with several years of real-world experience in serving these industry sectors.

FIRST Phone Session on October 30:

Focus on Manufacturing Industry Employers and Occupations

Selecting the Best Immigration Options for Joint Ventures and Collaborations
Identifying Creative approaches to Allow Secondments of Executives, Managers and Specialists
Brainstorming on Current Issues and Solutions for E, H-1B and L-1 Aliens in Manufacturing Occupations
Choosing Strategies for Employment-Based Immigrants in Manufacturing
Identifying Solutions for Engineers, Blue-Collar Workers, Trainees and Business Visitors
Using Case Study Examples: Immigration Opportunities for Automotive Importers, Manufacturers, Suppliers, Distributors and Dealers.

SECOND Phone Session on November 5:

Focus on Employers and Occupations in Investments and the Venture-Capital Industry

Using the B-1, WB and Other, More Untraditional Nonimmigrant Options to Establish the U.S. Enterprise
Selecting the Best Approach: E-1, E-2, L-1, H-1B and O-1 options for Entrepreneurs, Small Businesses and Global Companies
Dare We Try? - Examining EB-5 Employment-Creation Investment Options
Addressing and Resolving Ability-to-Pay Challenges for New Businesses
Developing a Bullet-Proof Business Plan
Representing the Venture Capitalist, the Investment Syndicate or the Joint Venture
Transitioning the Entrepreneur to Green-Card Status Despite Matter of Modular Container Systems, 89-INA-228 (BALCA July 16, 1991) and Obstacles in the Forthcoming PERM Rule
Deploying Best Practices for Jobs in the Financial-Services Industry

THIRD Phone Session on December 4:

Focus on Employers and Occupations in the Information-Technology Industry

Establishing Immigration Eligibility for Evolving and Never-Before IT Occupations
Helping Aliens with No Degrees and Degree-Mismatches Move into IT
Identifying Tips for the Smart-Set in this year's H-1B "Race for the Numbers"
Defending Against BICE and DOL/WHD Investigations in the IT Industry
Using H-1B and AOS Portability in the Ongoing IT Job-Hopping Escapades
Remaking Love Story: Seventh-Year Strategies and Beyond ("Love is Never Having to Say Goodbye")
Managing Expectations and Speeding-Up the Processing of Visa Applications and Visa Screening for Country-of-Concern Aliens and Workers with Technology-Alert-List Problems

The deadline to register is Tuesday, October 28th. For more info, including detailed curriculum, speaker bios, and registration information, please see: http://www.ilw.com/seminars/october2003.shtm. For the fax version, please see: http://www.ilw.com/seminars/october2003.pdf

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