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David Enterline speaks at IIUSA EB-5 Event in East Asia

Enterline and Partners Managing Partner David Enterline served as Panel Moderator for the IIUSA 2025 Passport Series: East Asia event held in October this year.  He moderated the panel “How to Evaluate and Select the Right EB-5 Project for Investors”.

IIUSA is the national membership-based EB-5 industry association for EB-5 Regional Centers and other EB-5 stakeholders and professionals. Its members are responsible for the large majority of capital investment and job creation in the U.S. from foreign nationals investing and immigrating to the U.S. via the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program.  David has been an active member of IIUSA since 2009.

The panel consisted of experienced EB-5 stakeholders including Regional Center representatives, EB-5 lawyers and third-party promoters from various markets.  The panelists shared their knowledge, insight and thoughts on key factors when considering an EB-5 project to invest in. 

If you are considering the EB-5 route to immigrate to the U.S. and have questions, contact us at contact us at info@enterlinepartners.com.

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